Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[makishart]

Saudi pro league becomes even more interesting.

There will be some matches to come very soon in saudi champions cup.



Al nassr gonna face US monastir. Al Nassr has a good chance of winning against Monastir who is not doing well in the Tunisia Professional League despite having a small odd. In another match raja casblanca gonna face al kuwait.
It seems like that if casablanca will have a tough game against al kuwait. We do know that if al kuwait was consistently performing so well in kuwaiti premier league. My choice was on raja.

It will be so good to see the new player like mane gonna play against US monastir. My guess if ronaldo will be angry if al nassr will get same result like the previous one.

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[Polkeins]

Now Ronaldo unfortunately does not show a good game, he can't score 5 matches and we can compare him with Messi, who even after moving to MLS still scores with beautiful shots and in general it is clear that Messi unlike Ronaldo plays in his own pleasure and gets everything he wants from the game, and not tortured on the field like Ronaldo.

Many thought that in Manchester he was treated unfairly and was not allowed to play and therefore he broke down and made scandals, but now he is not prevented, on the contrary, everything is done to make him play. The Saudis have made Ronaldo's living conditions like the Greek gods and pay the biggest salary in the world, but instead of playing, he almost walks on the pitch, as in this match, gets angry at teammates, coaches, cameramen and apparently blames everyone for his troubles except himself.

In general, it seems to be necessary to leave the sport in time to leave a good memory and legacy about you.
Now it is not clear how Ronaldo will end up with his constant dissatisfaction. Still, he needs to pull himself together, start scoring as he knows how to relieve psychological stress, because so many matches without goals, in such a league Ronaldo can not be allowed. 

Why all these comparisons when you can just watch them both and smile? I did compared them alot but these days, I just go back watch these king's doing magic and wonders on and off the field of play.
Ronaldo has earned all of that. Take it easy on you, he's won it all. Most careers can't match what he's achieved so be happy someone could do so through hardwork.

Lionel Messi might be your favorite player but there's no point in all these comparisons. Infact, he has a young mind active brain to do more but believe me he's got no strength and energy to do all that he did during them Europe stay. Lionel Messi is naturally talented and also at this same age, Cristiano Ronaldo dominated the Italian Seria A scoring Astonishing goals.

I have no questions to both of them cause they are probably the best two players of their generation and there have been no better players since they started playing at the adult level, the years from 2008 to 2022. The simple question is that Messi apparently realized how to end his career, won everything he could, went to MLS to play for fun, realizing that now he can not play as before in the top championships, although Messi's last season in PSG was not so bad. Besides, Messi is a couple of years younger than Ronaldo and will probably be able to show decent soccer for another year or two.


But Ronaldo still can not understand and accept the fact that his best years are behind him and is snapping at everyone around him, which does not bring pleasure to him or his teammates and coaches. It turns out that now everyone will remember not Ronaldo's legacy, not his constant work to achieve results and his goals, but will remember his faded game and hysterical outbursts.

[Ondekinecakabilirim]

SPL and Chinese league aren't comparable. Surely SPL is more attractive than Chinese league. The clubs of SPL also have more money than the clubs in China league.

The Chinese also spent a lot of money on the transfer, but they didn't manage to attract so much attention. I think Ronaldo is a very big influence at this point. Because he transferred to the Saudi Professional League, many footballers refer to him. If the Chinese League had made this kind of transfer at that time, they could have had a bigger impact.

Last year there was only Ronaldo in the Saudi Professional League. This season there are also star players like Benzema, Riyad Mahrez, Allan Saint-Maximin, Roberto Firmino and Edouard Mendy. Let's see what kind of league awaits us.

[rendravolt]

Saudi league are already achieving their aims already, they are getting what they need from the public, previously nobody knows about the Saudi league, you won’t hear about them even when the transfer window is open, but with the amount of money spent on players currently, everyone’s attention have been shifted to their league, people that don’t know about them are being make some investigation about the league, just because of the amount they are spending just to get quality player’s. With the players they have gotten in their league, then people will start watching their matches.

Saudi Pro League success get more public attention after signing many star players, currently no body know about Saudi Pro League teams and Cristiano Ronaldo effect make many potential top European player move and play for Saudi Pro League teams. Before arriving Cristiano Ronaldo have several top European players but not giving impact with public attention like Greece player Georgios Samaras, Inter and Milan former Sulley Ali Muntari in season 2015 and Sebastian Giovinco in season 2019. But most of them can't make Pro League teams most popular after arriving Cristiano Ronaldo.

Have question about Saudi Pro League competition will existing until how many years later? Chinese Super League ever give fantastic salary for top European player but right now many club get collapse and some European player return back for playing with European teams.

Indeed, this is one of the effects of a GOAT and it must be admitted that his influence can make other European players start to follow in his footsteps in the Saudi league. Previously, no one would have thought that more than 10 players would come and even some of them were still at the ripe age to reach their dreams in European competition, but indeed the money was too big to make them prefer the Saudi league as their new home.

If from my point of view it is possible that the Saudi league will continue to survive for the next two seasons, but this must still be balanced by bringing in other European star players and if they do nothing in these two seasons it is likely that the Saudi league will not last long either.

[Bitcoin_people]

Saudi league are already achieving their aims already, they are getting what they need from the public, previously nobody knows about the Saudi league, you won’t hear about them even when the transfer window is open, but with the amount of money spent on players currently, everyone’s attention have been shifted to their league, people that don’t know about them are being make some investigation about the league, just because of the amount they are spending just to get quality player’s. With the players they have gotten in their league, then people will start watching their matches.

Saudi Pro League success get more public attention after signing many star players, currently no body know about Saudi Pro League teams and Cristiano Ronaldo effect make many potential top European player move and play for Saudi Pro League teams. Before arriving Cristiano Ronaldo have several top European players but not giving impact with public attention like Greece player Georgios Samaras, Inter and Milan former Sulley Ali Muntari in season 2015 and Sebastian Giovinco in season 2019. But most of them can't make Pro League teams most popular after arriving Cristiano Ronaldo.

Have question about Saudi Pro League competition will existing until how many years later? Chinese Super League ever give fantastic salary for top European player but right now many club get collapse and some European player return back for playing with European teams.

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If from my point of view it is possible that the Saudi league will continue to survive for the next two seasons, but this must still be balanced by bringing in other European star players and if they do nothing in these two seasons it is likely that the Saudi league will not last long either.

All I can think of from my point of view are the Saudi clubs as European stars have now joined their league In that case the Saudi League may become more popular. If the Saudi League is focused on football the way they are currently, if they have this impact for two seasons then the Saudi League will definitely survive. The way the Saudi league is currently spending money on their football and signing European stars to their league should last for two seasons. If they pay so much money, the best stars of the world are offering them to come to the Saudi league There maybe in the future they can become a popular league like in Europe and the Saudi League is expected to survive.

[shogun47]

Saudi league are already achieving their aims already, they are getting what they need from the public, previously nobody knows about the Saudi league, you won’t hear about them even when the transfer window is open, but with the amount of money spent on players currently, everyone’s attention have been shifted to their league, people that don’t know about them are being make some investigation about the league, just because of the amount they are spending just to get quality player’s. With the players they have gotten in their league, then people will start watching their matches.

Saudi Pro League success get more public attention after signing many star players, currently no body know about Saudi Pro League teams and Cristiano Ronaldo effect make many potential top European player move and play for Saudi Pro League teams. Before arriving Cristiano Ronaldo have several top European players but not giving impact with public attention like Greece player Georgios Samaras, Inter and Milan former Sulley Ali Muntari in season 2015 and Sebastian Giovinco in season 2019. But most of them can't make Pro League teams most popular after arriving Cristiano Ronaldo.

Have question about Saudi Pro League competition will existing until how many years later? Chinese Super League ever give fantastic salary for top European player but right now many club get collapse and some European player return back for playing with European teams.

Indeed, this is one of the effects of a GOAT and it must be admitted that his influence can make other European players start to follow in his footsteps in the Saudi league. Previously, no one would have thought that more than 10 players would come and even some of them were still at the ripe age to reach their dreams in European competition, but indeed the money was too big to make them prefer the Saudi league as their new home.

If from my point of view it is possible that the Saudi league will continue to survive for the next two seasons, but this must still be balanced by bringing in other European star players and if they do nothing in these two seasons it is likely that the Saudi league will not last long either.

You should read the news more closely.

I recently found this "Saudi Ministry of Sports to allocate 17 billion for transfers" and I think this says it all. There is no need for you to worry about the future of the Saudi league. They have been equipped with almost 3 billion per year for the next 6 years for transfers and there is no red line either. Nobody knows whether they add the same amount once more and make it 34 billion until then. The resources are there and as long the financial future is secured, they will always find European players to go there. 

[marcous]

The Chinese also spent a lot of money on the transfer, but they didn't manage to attract so much attention. I think Ronaldo is a very big influence at this point. Because he transferred to the Saudi Professional League, many footballers refer to him. If the Chinese League had made this kind of transfer at that time, they could have had a bigger impact.

Last year there was only Ronaldo in the Saudi Professional League. This season there are also star players like Benzema, Riyad Mahrez, Allan Saint-Maximin, Roberto Firmino and Edouard Mendy. Let's see what kind of league awaits us.

That's right Ronaldo is the most influential football player to date with Lionel Messi. His presence in the SPL made the league boosted and received good ratings on the international stage. It is possible that a few more players will go into the SPL and add to the list you have mentioned.

If you look at the list of players who are rumored to be going to the SPL, there are lots of names on the list. Marco Verratti is a player who is being hotly discussed about joining Al Hilal.

Source: https://www.transfermarkt.com/saudi-professional-league/geruechte/wettbewerb/SA1

[snipie]

Saudi league is taking all the lights these days, even Guardiola talked about it after Mahrez departure and he estimates that a new wave of players will be seen in the future moving there.
Al-Ittihad : Karim Benzema, N'Golo Kante, Jota,
Al-Nassr: Sadio Mane, Seko Fofana, Marcelo Brozovic, Alex Telles
Al-Hilal: Ruben Neves, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, Malcolm, Kalidou Koulibaly
Al-Ahli: Edouard Mendy, Riyad Mahrez, Roberto Fermino
This list will most likely increase with many players being contacted to join these clubs. Some players rejected offers and others might rethink about it: Romelu Lukaku, Alvaro Morata, Aleksandar Mitrović... Youssef En-Nesyri is also contacted by Al-Hilal. Allan Saint-Maximin will join Al-Ahli...

Thanks for posting this list. And I am waiting for more signings by the top players, before the start of the next season. And also, just because some of the players rejected an offer for the first time, it doesn't mean that they will not consider about it later. By 2026 or so, I could imagine the Saudi Professional League becoming the most star-studded league in the world. But whether it will become the most popular club football team is entirely another topic. European clubs do have huge number of followers all around the world, and this is something that the Saudi clubs lack at this point.

Indeed European leagues are way popular since they attract best players from all over the world, whether thanks to their academy or their eyes in countries like Brazil. Eventually this took much time to build and some leagues decrease while other pop-up. I remember Serie A for exemple was very attractive few decades ago then come La Liga while now EPL is by far the best.
Saudi Arabia league, and I suppose other gulf countries will follow the trend, are attracting top players, even if they are old, to make people get curious and watch their games. This will generate revenue and push them to make things more and more attractive. By the end they will try to be as attractive as major European leagues.

[Jody.Drummer]

The Chinese also spent a lot of money on the transfer, but they didn't manage to attract so much attention. I think Ronaldo is a very big influence at this point. Because he transferred to the Saudi Professional League, many footballers refer to him. If the Chinese League had made this kind of transfer at that time, they could have had a bigger impact.

Last year there was only Ronaldo in the Saudi Professional League. This season there are also star players like Benzema, Riyad Mahrez, Allan Saint-Maximin, Roberto Firmino and Edouard Mendy. Let's see what kind of league awaits us.

That's right Ronaldo is the most influential football player to date with Lionel Messi. His presence in the SPL made the league boosted and received good ratings on the international stage. It is possible that a few more players will go into the SPL and add to the list you have mentioned.

If you look at the list of players who are rumored to be going to the SPL, there are lots of names on the list. Marco Verratti is a player who is being hotly discussed about joining Al Hilal.

Source: https://www.transfermarkt.com/saudi-professional-league/geruechte/wettbewerb/SA1

The movements made by Arab League Clubs are indeed very surprising, especially not only one club that does that but there are several clubs that make large transfers of players from Europe and also the prices are relatively high compared to their market prices. Of course it will make the name of the League even bigger, it is proven by the many requests for broadcasting rights to broadcast Arab League matches, not only this season, but already from last season after Cristiano Ronaldo joined Al Nassr. Money talks here, they spend money to get money.

[Luzin]

The movements made by Arab League Clubs are indeed very surprising, especially not only one club that does that but there are several clubs that make large transfers of players from Europe and also the prices are relatively high compared to their market prices. Of course it will make the name of the League even bigger, it is proven by the many requests for broadcasting rights to broadcast Arab League matches, not only this season, but already from last season after Cristiano Ronaldo joined Al Nassr. Money talks here, they spend money to get money.

If I'm not mistaken, it seems that not all clubs can afford star players. Only clubs that are incorporated and the club's shares are mostly owned by PIF can afford to buy good players from Europe. It seems that there are only 4 clubs. In the end, maybe those 4 clubs will dominate the Saudi Arabian League for the new season. Money is the main factor, but players who can still compete in Europe won't want to play there. Maybe not all players, just look at Mbappe he turned down a fantastic salary and offer.

[fzkto]

The Chinese also spent a lot of money on the transfer, but they didn't manage to attract so much attention. I think Ronaldo is a very big influence at this point. Because he transferred to the Saudi Professional League, many footballers refer to him. If the Chinese League had made this kind of transfer at that time, they could have had a bigger impact.

Last year there was only Ronaldo in the Saudi Professional League. This season there are also star players like Benzema, Riyad Mahrez, Allan Saint-Maximin, Roberto Firmino and Edouard Mendy. Let's see what kind of league awaits us.

That's right Ronaldo is the most influential football player to date with Lionel Messi. His presence in the SPL made the league boosted and received good ratings on the international stage. It is possible that a few more players will go into the SPL and add to the list you have mentioned.

If you look at the list of players who are rumored to be going to the SPL, there are lots of names on the list. Marco Verratti is a player who is being hotly discussed about joining Al Hilal.

Source: https://www.transfermarkt.com/saudi-professional-league/geruechte/wettbewerb/SA1

The movements made by Arab League Clubs are indeed very surprising, especially not only one club that does that but there are several clubs that make large transfers of players from Europe and also the prices are relatively high compared to their market prices. Of course it will make the name of the League even bigger, it is proven by the many requests for broadcasting rights to broadcast Arab League matches, not only this season, but already from last season after Cristiano Ronaldo joined Al Nassr. Money talks here, they spend money to get money.

I'm not sure the Saudi League will be very popular in the future. Just now there have been some really big transfers of superstars from European leagues. But it reminds me more of the time when stars went to America at the end of their careers. It's probably going to be something like that in Saudi.

[hahay]

The movements made by Arab League Clubs are indeed very surprising, especially not only one club that does that but there are several clubs that make large transfers of players from Europe and also the prices are relatively high compared to their market prices. Of course it will make the name of the League even bigger, it is proven by the many requests for broadcasting rights to broadcast Arab League matches, not only this season, but already from last season after Cristiano Ronaldo joined Al Nassr. Money talks here, they spend money to get money.

If I'm not mistaken, it seems that not all clubs can afford star players. Only clubs that are incorporated and the club's shares are mostly owned by PIF can afford to buy good players from Europe. It seems that there are only 4 clubs. In the end, maybe those 4 clubs will dominate the Saudi Arabian League for the new season. Money is the main factor, but players who can still compete in Europe won't want to play there. Maybe not all players, just look at Mbappe he turned down a fantastic salary and offer.

Because Mbappe is still very young to play outside of European football, so the point is not to refuse big money. But obviously, it would be a shame if Mbappe left European football at such a young age. So in this case, only players who have entered the age of 30 have a great chance of being able to accept the offer to play in the Saudi Professional League. Also, not even just Mbappe refused the offer to play in Saudi, because there are still other players too like Lautaro Martinez who also refused to play in Saudi and maybe there are still a few other players too. So clearly, they are still prioritizing to build their careers better with good achievements in Europe and it seems that the reasons for refusal are not all related about money.

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If I'm not mistaken, it seems that not all clubs can afford star players. Only clubs that are incorporated and the club's shares are mostly owned by PIF can afford to buy good players from Europe. It seems that there are only 4 clubs. In the end, maybe those 4 clubs will dominate the Saudi Arabian League for the new season. Money is the main factor, but players who can still compete in Europe won't want to play there. Maybe not all players, just look at Mbappe he turned down a fantastic salary and offer.

But the news is that the club that bought the star player is still in the same company, is that right?

Arab clubs buy players with an average age that is old, while young European players they still want to have a career there even though there are bigger offers for themselves, this is a love for football not that but on the other hand there is also thinking about money rather than playing in Europe.
We must know who in the 4 clubs that buy a lot of European players, are they able to finish as champions? Quite interesting actually.

[Popkon6]

SPL and Chinese league aren't comparable. Surely SPL is more attractive than Chinese league. The clubs of SPL also have more money than the clubs in China league.

The Chinese also spent a lot of money on the transfer, but they didn't manage to attract so much attention. I think Ronaldo is a very big influence at this point. Because he transferred to the Saudi Professional League, many footballers refer to him. If the Chinese League had made this kind of transfer at that time, they could have had a bigger impact.

Last year there was only Ronaldo in the Saudi Professional League. This season there are also star players like Benzema, Riyad Mahrez, Allan Saint-Maximin, Roberto Firmino and Edouard Mendy. Let's see what kind of league awaits us.

Currently, Saudi Professional League is progressing towards great development. Because no one thought about the Saudi professional league in the past when Ronaldo appeared last year, but in the present time, it is on a huge improvement. A lot of stars have come from English clubs because of the big offers and facilities. And other clubs are trying hard to bring in the stars by making huge offers on Saudi superstars. And the King of Saudi is helping the clubs enough to expose them to the world so that the whole world recognizes Saudi clubs.

[FanEagle]

I bet that Mnae and Ronaldo would be playing close to each other without a doubt. Mane could be a little left side and Ronaldo would be just up there and Talisca would be behind them both. Think of it like it is still 3 players at the head, but instead of left center and right, it would mostly be left-center, center, and behind center. That is not common I know but if these are the players you have then you should do that.

If they get one great amazing player of this level to right side as well, then we are going to see them be amazing without a doubt. Remember all these players are a little too old, and that means we are talking about a situation where they may all fail, because they are too old to play well, or maybe they will do great, we still do not know.

[Japinat]

My guess if ronaldo will be angry if al nassr will get same result like the previous one.

Of course it would be a great surprise if Cristiano Ronaldo will not get furious if they will still get the same result after having a bad run recently. Being the captain of the team, Ronaldo surely cannot hide his frustrations and disappointment after every loss because they have prepared for this Cup and even poured so much time just to get the team in shape to have a much better chance in the games. Still, we cannot even deny that they still need more experience because Ronaldo mainly in his age cannot carry a team anymore.

[baeva]

SPL and Chinese league aren't comparable. Surely SPL is more attractive than Chinese league. The clubs of SPL also have more money than the clubs in China league.

The Chinese also spent a lot of money on the transfer, but they didn't manage to attract so much attention. I think Ronaldo is a very big influence at this point. Because he transferred to the Saudi Professional League, many footballers refer to him. If the Chinese League had made this kind of transfer at that time, they could have had a bigger impact.

Last year there was only Ronaldo in the Saudi Professional League. This season there are also star players like Benzema, Riyad Mahrez, Allan Saint-Maximin, Roberto Firmino and Edouard Mendy. Let's see what kind of league awaits us.

China didn't attract many stars in their time, moreover they didn't keep the tendency to lure players to their league and apparently then forgot about it altogether. If they had put more effort into it, they might have been able to achieve the same results as the Saudi League over time. I don't remember any stars moving to china other than Iniesta, alas, that's saying something

[Lordhermes]

SPL and Chinese league aren't comparable. Surely SPL is more attractive than Chinese league. The clubs of SPL also have more money than the clubs in China league.

The Chinese also spent a lot of money on the transfer, but they didn't manage to attract so much attention. I think Ronaldo is a very big influence at this point. Because he transferred to the Saudi Professional League, many footballers refer to him. If the Chinese League had made this kind of transfer at that time, they could have had a bigger impact.

Last year there was only Ronaldo in the Saudi Professional League. This season there are also star players like Benzema, Riyad Mahrez, Allan Saint-Maximin, Roberto Firmino and Edouard Mendy. Let's see what kind of league awaits us.

China didn't attract many stars in their time, moreover they didn't keep the tendency to lure players to their league and apparently then forgot about it altogether. If they had put more effort into it, they might have been able to achieve the same results as the Saudi League over time. I don't remember any stars moving to china other than Iniesta, alas, that's saying something

The different is clear, China  did spent much but they never brought in the right players, and never developed well before making such transfer, they was no sustainable goal for the league, that's why it fails.

But the Saudi Arabia pro league will sustain for greater future, they brought in right players. And by three years coming they will be very competitive like the premiere league.

[Cookdata]

SPL and Chinese league aren't comparable. Surely SPL is more attractive than Chinese league. The clubs of SPL also have more money than the clubs in China league.

The Chinese also spent a lot of money on the transfer, but they didn't manage to attract so much attention. I think Ronaldo is a very big influence at this point. Because he transferred to the Saudi Professional League, many footballers refer to him. If the Chinese League had made this kind of transfer at that time, they could have had a bigger impact.

Last year there was only Ronaldo in the Saudi Professional League. This season there are also star players like Benzema, Riyad Mahrez, Allan Saint-Maximin, Roberto Firmino and Edouard Mendy. Let's see what kind of league awaits us.

I have to agree with Ronaldo effective move pave way for other players, they should be among top teams that bought all the available free and fully contracted players and it seems the oil money is still in excess because I don't quite understand Al-Hilal and all this money they are generously spending on players. Just today rumors that I read from a reliable source, (not Fabrizio Romano) that Al-Hilal has push two different offer for Osimhen to the team, that of $120m for a year and $140m for the second year, that's an amount that can change life forever but at the cost of his career because Osimhen is still very young.

Haven't look at how Saudi Arabia are having more numbers of old European team to the clubs. I still feel Messi got all the attention in MLS than what other players have did in Saudi Arabia, perhaps it's due to the fact that they are yet to score any goal but will they have the chance like that. Even Ronaldo has not score any goals in his last 3 matches, only Benzema has been doing fine in his team.

[Leviathan.007]

Bayern doesn't need him anymore. The money raised from selling mane to the saudi club gonna be used to sign kane from spurs. It's a win win situation for both of clubs. Bayern will able to buy kane from spurs while mane gonna leave from the toxic club and he will join in the saudi club to play together with CR7 and so many great players. Sadio mane will make attacking line of saudi club to be even better compared with last season. Even the club was able getting draw against some strong teams.
I would not be surprised if mane will also change the attacking line of al nassr. Im very happy ronaldo gets another great team mate that comes to the its club. Mane being convinced by ronaldo's suggestion to leave from bayern and join in the al nassr.

There will be great improvements gonna happen in al nassr. I can't even wait for the first match between al nassr vs ettifaq. We will see ronaldo to face great stars that already bought by al ettifaq.

Actually Bayern Munchen is looking for a player with a back number 9 or a pure striker to replace Robert Lewandowski who left for Barcelona. Mane who was recruited from Liverpool, is thought to be able to occupy this position even though Mane original position was as a winger. Many consider the factor of changing his position as a center striker at Bayern Munchen to make Mane not develop and unable to make the expected contribution.

Apart from that, the injury factor and tension with his team-mate Sane further worsened his performance on the field. If the money from selling Mane can be realized in recruiting Harry Kane, then it is predicted that Kane can meet Tuchel expectations on the front lines without significant obstacles. But Kane could have met the same fate as Saido Mane if he suffered an injury in his first season, hopefully not.

I think that would be a really wise move from Bayern Munchen to use the money they get from the Saudis gave for Mane to buy a super talented forwarder which is not that high on age too,it is a win situation for Bayern Munchen considering that Mane was not performing like expected with Bayern.

On the Saudi side they are doing all in their power by spending a huge amount of money to try and recruit as many world class players as they can for the Saudi League which if they continue with this rhythm for another 5 years it will be a great league.

Saudi Arabia didn't have strong league years ago and football in this country was not developed too but after hiring these top European players, I think Saudi Arabia made the decision to develop their football and maybe in the years they can even have income from it because there is not more interest on watching the Saudi league game after this season.