Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[zuzie]

The Saudi Professional League is not yet at the same level as the English Premier League or La Liga, but the Saudi Professional League will soon be close to these leagues. Since Cristiano Ronaldo, the club owners are trying to take many European stars to the Saudi leagues. I believe that in the coming days, more professional European stars will join the Saudi club. If the owners of the Saudi leagues arrange teams with professional stars, the teams will definitely improve in the game and then the Saudi League can be compared with the European teams.

Latest rumors William Carvalho (Real Betis) and Ruben Neves (Wolves) reportedly closer to the Saudi League Al Nassr and Al Hilal is a club that wants to bring it
Other names such as Callum Hudson -odoi are also reportedly closer, but it cannot be confirmed which club wants it. Anyway, we look forward to more names that are included in the offer before the transfer window is closed.

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[Blitzboy]

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Ever since Cristiano Ronaldo joined Saudi Arabia, other Saudi clubs have been trying hard to sign big stars from Europe.  Like a few days ago Al-Hilal offered a huge amount of money to bring Lionel Messi to their team but they finally failed to bring Lionel Messi to Saudi Arabia. Al-Hilal failed to bring Lionel Messi to Saudi Arabia but another Saudi club Al Ittihad took Karim Benzema to their club. Ronaldo Messi Karim Benzema was not limited to these three Saudi clubs. Neymar was also offered a big sum to join the Saudi League but Neymar refused the offer.

The European stars' migration to Saudi Arabia is undoubtedly a game-changer for their football culture. Its captivating to see clubs like Al Ittihad signing titans like Benzema.

But lets not lose sight of the endgame. While these transfers are attention magnets, sustained success needs grassroots development. We dont want a fleeting moment of fame, do we? I trust they're not just creating a splash in the transfer market but equally fostering home-grown talents.

[rendravolt]

Several star players will start enlivening the SPL next season and several of these names have been confirmed to join several teams in the SPL. There is Hakim Ziyech, N'Golo Kante, Kalidou Koulibaly, and also Eduard Mendy. Surely all of you are familiar with all of these names because all of these players are Chelsea players and now it looks like Chelsea will get so much funding after selling these star players.

Currently several teams in the Saudi league are competing with each other for star players and they are ready to pour out a lot of money to make the Saudi league more attractive in the eyes of world football. Maybe we will see another update regarding the transfer of other star players in the near future, but so far chelsea is the largest supplier of star players in the saudi league.

[sokani]

Ever since Cristiano Ronaldo joined Saudi Arabia, other Saudi clubs have been trying hard to sign big stars from Europe.  Like a few days ago Al-Hilal offered a huge amount of money to bring Lionel Messi to their team but they finally failed to bring Lionel Messi to Saudi Arabia. Al-Hilal failed to bring Lionel Messi to Saudi Arabia but another Saudi club Al Ittihad took Karim Benzema to their club. Ronaldo Messi Karim Benzema was not limited to these three Saudi clubs. Neymar was also offered a big sum to join the Saudi League but Neymar refused the offer.

I think Neymar's refusal to play in the Saudi Arabian league is not just because he wants to play in the champions league, I think it's because of his lifestyle. He likes partying, clubbing and gambling and I don't think these things are allowed this region because of the strict Islamic laws. Also, deals has been agreed with Chelsea over the following players; Eduardo Mendy and Al Ahli, Koulibaly and Al Hilal, Ziyech and Al Nassr. Money is not the problem for the Saudis, they are ready to break the bank to get their targets, they have a goal and they are working towards making their league to be a top flight in the asian region and the world at large.

[tusandii]

The Saudi Professional League is not yet at the same level as the English Premier League or La Liga, but the Saudi Professional League will soon be close to these leagues. Since Cristiano Ronaldo, the club owners are trying to take many European stars to the Saudi leagues. I believe that in the coming days, more professional European stars will join the Saudi club. If the owners of the Saudi leagues arrange teams with professional stars, the teams will definitely improve in the game and then the Saudi League can be compared with the European teams.

Latest rumors William Carvalho (Real Betis) and Ruben Neves (Wolves) reportedly closer to the Saudi League Al Nassr and Al Hilal is a club that wants to bring it
Other names such as Callum Hudson -odoi are also reportedly closer, but it cannot be confirmed which club wants it. Anyway, we look forward to more names that are included in the offer before the transfer window is closed.

I also heard some of these rumours and it looks like the two players are really going to join the Saudi club.
Many players from European clubs have started to move and are interested in accepting offers from the Saudis because the Saudis offer quite a higher salary than clubs from Europe.

If many European players start moving to Saudi Arabia, this could bring their own passion for the Saudi League and of course the development of football in Saudi Arabia will be increasingly recognized and developed.

[Plaguedeath]

Several star players will start enlivening the SPL next season and several of these names have been confirmed to join several teams in the SPL. There is Hakim Ziyech, N'Golo Kante, Kalidou Koulibaly, and also Eduard Mendy. Surely all of you are familiar with all of these names because all of these players are Chelsea players and now it looks like Chelsea will get so much funding after selling these star players.

I wonder what will happen to Chelsea performance on the next season because it looks like Pochettino is choose the signed players by Graham Potter rather than the old players. If they all join Al Nassr, it will become Chelsea v2.0 because it's dominated by old Chelsea players.

Saudi Professional League can become bigger and might will beat Ligue 1 because there are no better team than PSG.

[nlovric]

Neymar received a sizable offer to join the Saudi League therefore other players must have been drawn by the glamour of playing alongside Ronaldo Messi and Benzema.

it's true that with ronaldo playing in the arab league a lot has changed, the press started to talk a lot about the arab league, people started to follow the arab league games and now it's not just ronaldo's team that wants to have good players, the other teams are also making an effort to hire the best players, but I saw on tv in my country that neymar wants to return to barcelona but that for that to happen he would have to lower his salary a lot, but in my opinion neymar na he will go back to barcelona, ideally for neymar and go to play in saudi arabia because in europe he is always injured and involved in controversies, and he is the type of player that coaches get headaches

I also saw a rumor that ronaldo's team wants to bring in William Carvalho and Marcelo Brozovic, I don't know how far that could be true, but it's better that the Arabs start rushing to sign players because now that messi has gone to the states united of america so it is possible that more players agree to go to the united states than go to saudi arabia, in any case it seems to me that the arabs need to create a good league next season so that they can attract new talents, that is the only way that the Saudi Arabia League will reach very high levels of competitiveness in the future. until now I'm wondering if these Arabs are making a profit with so much spending on player signings

Ronaldo presence in the Arab league has significantly changed the way that people view and are interested in the league. More people are now watching games in the Arab league as a result of increased media coverage. No longer is Ronaldo team the only one vying for elite players other teams are also working to bolster their rosters. While there have been rumours that Neymar wants to return to Barcelona qit seems unlikely that he would be prepared to accept a pay cut that would make that happen. Given his injury history and contentious image in Europe it is possible that Neymar will investigate alternative choices including playing in Saudi Arabia. However due of Neymar unpredictable character coaches frequently find it difficult to manage him. There have been rumours that Ronaldo club is trying to sign Marcelo Brozovic and William Carvalho but it is unclear whether or not such claims are accurate. It would be sensible for the Arab teams to step up their efforts to attract top players particularly with Messi now playing in the United States where additional players may be persuaded to move. Ultimately building a strong league and luring fresh talent are essential if the Arab league is to achieve high levels of competition in the future. Only time will tell if these Arab teams big investments in new player acquisitions turn out to be profitable.

[bitgolden]

I am even more excited to hear that N'Golo Kanté is also joining Al-ittihad. But to be honest, I initially suspected that Kante would enter Al-Nassr. Because Al-Nassr also made a fairly high offer for Kante. But it turns out that Al-ittihad won in the struggle for N'Golo Kanté. And with this Al-Ittihad, which already has Benzema, will certainly become a stronger team.

I wonder who Al-Nassr will bring in to accompany Cristiano Ronaldo. because from my observations last season Cristiano Ronaldo was a little difficult to find colleagues who could accelerate with him. And rumors have reached me that Al-Nassr has found a suitable candidate to pair up front with Cristiano Ronaldo. The player is Hakim Ziyech (Chelsea). but at this time there is no certainty. it's just that if Ziyech also joins the Arab league. then there is no doubt that the SPL will further enhance its reputation in the world of world football.

I think it's about players spreading around a bit. I mean if Al-nassr gets all the great players then it would not make sense, so the yneed to spread the players around a bit. Ittihad, Nasr, Hilal, all should be getting players so that the league would be fun to watch, otherwise we could put Benzema, Ronaldo, Ziyech, Kante, and all the other players into a single team and that team would end up dominating the league and finish the season 30 wins in 30 games, which would not make sense at all.

I personally believe that this is better, because it means that people will see how the players do. Ronaldo had a terrible season last year if you ask me, he had a tough summer and couldn't get back to his old style. But seeing how he is doing at Portugal now, I feel like he is getting there, next season he will try better.

[Rabata]

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Ever since Cristiano Ronaldo joined Saudi Arabia, other Saudi clubs have been trying hard to sign big stars from Europe.  Like a few days ago Al-Hilal offered a huge amount of money to bring Lionel Messi to their team but they finally failed to bring Lionel Messi to Saudi Arabia. Al-Hilal failed to bring Lionel Messi to Saudi Arabia but another Saudi club Al Ittihad took Karim Benzema to their club. Ronaldo Messi Karim Benzema was not limited to these three Saudi clubs. Neymar was also offered a big sum to join the Saudi League but Neymar refused the offer.

The European stars' migration to Saudi Arabia is undoubtedly a game-changer for their football culture. Its captivating to see clubs like Al Ittihad signing titans like Benzema.

But lets not lose sight of the endgame. While these transfers are attention magnets, sustained success needs grassroots development. We dont want a fleeting moment of fame, do we? I trust they're not just creating a splash in the transfer market but equally fostering home-grown talents.

Financially Saudi Arabia is a prosperous country, they also know how to calculate profit and loss. Even if they lose a big amount temporarily, there is definitely a big interest hidden behind it. The sudden behavior of Saudi football shocked the world. No one would ever dare to offer Ronaldo 200 million euro per season that Saudi clubs have shown. Also, Benzema is getting 120 million euro, the best offer in the history of the world. If the Saudis truly want to create new milestones in football, they must train their own players with these players and coaches. However, even if many people bring up the issue of China's impenetrability, I think it will not happen with Saudi.

[Lordhermes]

Neymar received a sizable offer to join the Saudi League therefore other players must have been drawn by the glamour of playing alongside Ronaldo Messi and Benzema.

it's true that with ronaldo playing in the arab league a lot has changed, the press started to talk a lot about the arab league, people started to follow the arab league games and now it's not just ronaldo's team that wants to have good players, the other teams are also making an effort to hire the best players, but I saw on tv in my country that neymar wants to return to barcelona but that for that to happen he would have to lower his salary a lot, but in my opinion neymar na he will go back to barcelona, ideally for neymar and go to play in saudi arabia because in europe he is always injured and involved in controversies, and he is the type of player that coaches get headaches

I also saw a rumor that ronaldo's team wants to bring in William Carvalho and Marcelo Brozovic, I don't know how far that could be true, but it's better that the Arabs start rushing to sign players because now that messi has gone to the states united of america so it is possible that more players agree to go to the united states than go to saudi arabia, in any case it seems to me that the arabs need to create a good league next season so that they can attract new talents, that is the only way that the Saudi Arabia League will reach very high levels of competitiveness in the future. until now I'm wondering if these Arabs are making a profit with so much spending on player signings

Ronaldo presence in the Arab league has significantly changed the way that people view and are interested in the league. More people are now watching games in the Arab league as a result of increased media coverage. No longer is Ronaldo team the only one vying for elite players other teams are also working to bolster their rosters. While there have been rumours that Neymar wants to return to Barcelona qit seems unlikely that he would be prepared to accept a pay cut that would make that happen. Given his injury history and contentious image in Europe it is possible that Neymar will investigate alternative choices including playing in Saudi Arabia. However due of Neymar unpredictable character coaches frequently find it difficult to manage him. There have been rumours that Ronaldo club is trying to sign Marcelo Brozovic and William Carvalho but it is unclear whether or not such claims are accurate. It would be sensible for the Arab teams to step up their efforts to attract top players particularly with Messi now playing in the United States where additional players may be persuaded to move. Ultimately building a strong league and luring fresh talent are essential if the Arab league is to achieve high levels of competition in the future. Only time will tell if these Arab teams big investments in new player acquisitions turn out to be profitable.

English league are threatened already by Saudi Arabia pro league market in the transfer market, by the end of the transfer Saudi Arabia will be full with top players from the Premier league clubs.

Ronaldo is an influence, the Saudi Arabia Government will always be grateful to him for bringing such attention to the league, next season more tv stations will be showing Saudi Arabia league matches,just because of one man called Ronaldo
They're so many players that are waiting for offer from the league, most players are coming for the money , while some are coming to develop the league like Ronaldo. The league will be competitive next season, Benzema and Ronaldo will be pursuing the top golden boot. I'll be watching the league games online than the English league games. I just want to see Ronaldo effect.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

With several players who play in the European leagues coming to the Saudi pro league and it is likely that there will be more because the clubs in this league do not seem to have limited funds so using the power of money to bring these players to their clubs will be able to compete with Al Nassr, Ittihad FC and also Al Hilal, I wonder if their presence will make us watch matches in these leagues?

I don't think all the players going to Saudis Pro league will make use watch the league. The only reason we're watching the league is because of Ronaldo and not all those players going to the club. Judging from the teams the players are going to, it's looking like only 4 teams will end up having stars playing for them so what happens to the only 10+ teams left. They'll be playing poorly because of lack of talent and only the four teams controlled by the PIF will be dominating the league. The Saudi Pro league needs to do something about that before they start losing viewers due to the poor quality of the other teams.

What make a league interesting isn't even the top teams playing brilliantly but how competitive the smaller teams are that's why the premier league is regraded as the best league in the would and it's because there's no small game in the league. As brilliantly as Manchester city are playing, we have small teams that'll disgrace them home and away. Apart from the top 4 teams in Saudi Pro league, other teams should be giving the support to try convincing quality players from Europe to join their teams.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

I don't think all the players going to Saudis Pro league will make use watch the league. The only reason we're watching the league is because of Ronaldo and not all those players going to the club. Judging from the teams the players are going to, it's looking like only 4 teams will end up having stars playing for them so what happens to the only 10+ teams left. They'll be playing poorly because of lack of talent and only the four teams controlled by the PIF will be dominating the league. The Saudi Pro league needs to do something about that before they start losing viewers due to the poor quality of the other teams.

Actually this is not too worrying because this also happens in the European League like Ligue 1 which is dominated by PSG or Munich and Dortmund in the Bundesliga. We can exclude Premier League because the competition is very tight, while in the Saudi Pro league will happen the same thing dominated by 2-3 teams, not too bad.

This season some new stars joined Saudi Pro League does anyone know what the total transaction value for all new players?  I estimate that this league will spend about $1 Billion until the last day of the transfer window, this value can be greater because so far around 20 top players are in negotiations.

[$crypto$]

This season some new stars joined Saudi Pro League does anyone know what the total transaction value for all new players?  I estimate that this league will spend about $1 Billion until the last day of the transfer window, this value can be greater because so far around 20 top players are in negotiations.

There have been several player agreements that have joined the Saudi Professional League, indeed among others it is still in the negotiation stage to bring in more including several from other European teams who want to sell these players, the total amount spent on players to move to this league is still unknown said because it will continue to grow if their bid matches the players, it is not surprising that their money will never run out.

Because the transfer window is still long, it is likely that it will continue to grow, according to rumors that there are around 10 more players who are still in the negotiation stage, but we must know the final outcome of this transfer window.

[rahmad2nd]

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The European stars' migration to Saudi Arabia is undoubtedly a game-changer for their football culture. Its captivating to see clubs like Al Ittihad signing titans like Benzema.

But lets not lose sight of the endgame. While these transfers are attention magnets, sustained success needs grassroots development. We dont want a fleeting moment of fame, do we? I trust they're not just creating a splash in the transfer market but equally fostering home-grown talents.

Financially Saudi Arabia is a prosperous country, they also know how to calculate profit and loss. Even if they lose a big amount temporarily, there is definitely a big interest hidden behind it. The sudden behavior of Saudi football shocked the world. No one would ever dare to offer Ronaldo 200 million euro per season that Saudi clubs have shown. Also, Benzema is getting 120 million euro, the best offer in the history of the world. If the Saudis truly want to create new milestones in football, they must train their own players with these players and coaches. However, even if many people bring up the issue of China's impenetrability, I think it will not happen with Saudi.

I have tried to explain it in a few posts ago, you can even check it on another page. this effort is one of the initial steps of the privatization project of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia which aims to develop Saudi Arabian football. this project, has been planned and will involve more parties and bring in the world's top players. that's why Europe's top players starting from Ronaldo and other players are still believed to be brought to this competition. besides that, their target is to host the 2030 world cup. that way, Saudi Arabia can further open its doors not only to the west but to all corners of the world. just look, now all the eyes of the world are on Saudi Arabia, especially in the development of its football.

And you, can look for other references, especially behind the ownership of top Saudi clubs that bring in star players. for the china super league, i have also covered this in several posts. the point is, the steps taken by the Saudi kingdom for the long term and other sectors. On the other hand, the top clubs that bring in Europe's top players, seem to still be managed by the non-profit organizations of each club even though they only own 25%. So, you can be sure that this competition will continue as normal.

[hahay]

This season some new stars joined Saudi Pro League does anyone know what the total transaction value for all new players?  I estimate that this league will spend about $1 Billion until the last day of the transfer window, this value can be greater because so far around 20 top players are in negotiations.

There have been several player agreements that have joined the Saudi Professional League, indeed among others it is still in the negotiation stage to bring in more including several from other European teams who want to sell these players, the total amount spent on players to move to this league is still unknown said because it will continue to grow if their bid matches the players, it is not surprising that their money will never run out.

Because the transfer window is still long, it is likely that it will continue to grow, according to rumors that there are around 10 more players who are still in the negotiation stage, but we must know the final outcome of this transfer window.

It seems that their transfer value is bigger or higher than the title prize in their league, if that's the case then they really aim to increase the popularity of their league and country. Related to this, is it possible that they don't have financial fair play so that they don't have restrictions in recruiting players with very large nominal money. But yes, with major developments like this it is of course an attractive option for players who previously played in the European leagues. Because they can be recruited by a team in the Saudi Professional League at a very large fee, and of course it is very good for them financially before deciding to retire.

[Joca97]

This season some new stars joined Saudi Pro League does anyone know what the total transaction value for all new players?  I estimate that this league will spend about $1 Billion until the last day of the transfer window, this value can be greater because so far around 20 top players are in negotiations.

There have been several player agreements that have joined the Saudi Professional League, indeed among others it is still in the negotiation stage to bring in more including several from other European teams who want to sell these players, the total amount spent on players to move to this league is still unknown said because it will continue to grow if their bid matches the players, it is not surprising that their money will never run out.

Because the transfer window is still long, it is likely that it will continue to grow, according to rumors that there are around 10 more players who are still in the negotiation stage, but we must know the final outcome of this transfer window.

They already got some big players in the league now and i think we will have 3-5 big teams in this league and it will be intresting to watch. Hopefully a lot more players will join the league but still no body in prime is going there so still its a problem. China tried this a couple of years ago and it just didnt work.

[RaltcoinsB]

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Its noise is increasing but is the league quality on the rise too? I am not sure, it is too soon to say quality of a whole league is on the rise because one or few star players from Europe join them. They need more than that to increase the league quality generally.

I am not claiming that at this point, the quality in Saudi Professional League is comparable to that of the English Premier League or the La Liga. But that doesn't mean that SPL quality is really bad. We hear only about the big names such as Ronaldo and Benzema. But at the same time 50-60% of the players are from Latin America and Europe. Saudis have been trying to improve the quality of the league for some time now. It is a continuous process and will take time. I have watched a few of the SPL games, and I was actually impressed with the quality of play. But I agree that at this point, they are not at the level of UEFA leagues.

The Saudi Professional League is not yet at the same level as the English Premier League or La Liga, but the Saudi Professional League will soon be close to these leagues. Since Cristiano Ronaldo, the club owners are trying to take many European stars to the Saudi leagues. I believe that in the coming days, more professional European stars will join the Saudi club. If the owners of the Saudi leagues arrange teams with professional stars, the teams will definitely improve in the game and then the Saudi League can be compared with the European teams.

Since such important players come to the Saudi League with serious contracts and salaries, the quality of the league will certainly rise to higher levels in the near future. I'm not sure if it will reach the premier league level. I think it will become a league where the discredited players in the Premier League will go and get serious salaries. When Cristiano Ronaldo went to the Saudi league, those who criticized him could not say anything about the removal of football players during this transfer period.

[Leviathan.007]

Years ago rich Arab people were all spending money in other leagues and especially in the premier league they do spend money for these foreign teams, especially in England but recently, and especially in this season they tried to spend money to hire superstar players like Benzema and Ronaldo to their teams.
Hiring these players will definitely have many befits for them and they will have the chance to have better sponsors or marketing power.

[UchihaSarada]

Years ago rich Arab people were all spending money in other leagues and especially in the premier league they do spend money for these foreign teams, especially in England but recently, and especially in this season they tried to spend money to hire superstar players like Benzema and Ronaldo to their teams.
Hiring these players will definitely have many befits for them and they will have the chance to have better sponsors or marketing power.

They are rich and can spend money anywhere they see fits. It can be Premier League, Serie A, Ligue 1 or La Liga and as we knew, they are more keen on Premier League and Ligue 1. Now they are changing and doing something new to help their national football that is good if they can continue this strategy in next 10 years or longer.

We already saw how Japanese League and Japanese football grew up a lot since a milestone transfer of Zico Brazil to their league. Japan national football team are a most successful team from Asia in the last 20 years since World Cup 1998. They have very stable appearances in World Cup tournaments after that and usually had most impressive performances among some Asian teams in latest World Cup tournaments.

Saudi Arabia league and clubs there are richer and if they have good strategies and be patient with their strategies, they will gain success like Japan or even bigger success.

[RewFrew]

Years ago rich Arab people were all spending money in other leagues and especially in the premier league they do spend money for these foreign teams, especially in England but recently, and especially in this season they tried to spend money to hire superstar players like Benzema and Ronaldo to their teams.
Hiring these players will definitely have many befits for them and they will have the chance to have better sponsors or marketing power.

Actually Arob country’s are are well develop in economy. And recent years they are very interested in football. Huge money they are investing for football. Some days ago a Saudi Arabian clab wanted to hire world superstar Lionel Messi. And Again and again they trying to hire Benzema and Ronaldo. They are spending huge mony to hire football Superstar. I think it is very good news for Arabian football lovers. Arabian country’s are trying many ways to improve football. I think today or tomorrow Arob country’s will be Superpower of football. Because they have huge money and they want to spending that for well football.