Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[borovichok]

Lewandowski was a known legendary finisher in Bayern Munich when he was playing there and now even after leaving Bayern Munich for Barcelona, still Lewandowski is performing well enough. Currently, in Barcelona Lewandowski has an effective role in this team and I think even if they decide to sell Lewandowski to the Saudi team, Barcelona will have a problem finding an alternative player to take his place in the team.
However, for any player, there is a high chance to finish their career in the Saudi teams the huge money they usually offer to players like Salah and Lewandowski.

Barcelona will not know what they have until they lose it. Lewandowski is a top attacker and have achieved alot in his long run in football. Saudi Pro League is competitive and we should never underestimate the league because it doesn't contain big names rather the average players we're looking at great potentials that have opportunities of exploring their talents in the world of football. If Robert Lewandowski moves to Saudi Arabia, he will as well ruined his chances of winning the Ballon d'Or for himself. He worked extremely hard for this award and he's yet to win it, rather he's given other significant awards.

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[MusaMohamed]

Barcelona will not know what they have until they lose it. Lewandowski is a top attacker and have achieved alot in his long run in football. Saudi Pro League is competitive and we should never underestimate the league because it doesn't contain big names rather the average players we're looking at great potentials that have opportunities of exploring their talents in the world of football. If Robert Lewandowski moves to Saudi Arabia, he will as well ruined his chances of winning the Ballon d'Or for himself. He worked extremely hard for this award and he's yet to win it, rather he's given other significant awards.

You can say the same with Bayern Munich two seasons after they refused to give Lewandowski a long contract and lost him to Barcelona. It can be true in the last two seasons and can be true in this or next season, but it will not be true in future when Lewandowski becomes older and his performance will be worse.

Barcelona is a big club and they have to prepare for a season without Lewandowski. Where he moves to, Saudi Arabia or any nation, will not be their concern. They will care of what transfer fee they can get from it, if it is more, it is better.

Ballon d'Or now is far from Lewandowski's ability to touch as some younger and talented players like Mbappe and Haaland are rising and playing better than old players like Lewandowski. He will face with ageing problems like Ibrahimovic, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.

[Solokan]

Al Ahli is still in 3rd place and has successfully scored against Al Feiha by scoring 4 goals through F. Albrikan, Ali Majrashi and R. Mahrez. I think Matthias Jaissle should be more enthusiastic in teaching his subordinates because of course al-Ahli has good potential and of course there is still hope of being able to shift al-nassr's position. and I think Luis Castro has to be careful because I think al-ahli could certainly be a threat to al-nassr. In my opinion, in the next match, Al-Ahli will compete against Al-Hazm at the King Abdullah Sport City Stadium and I think this is lucky for Al-Ahli because the standings are also very different so in that case I bet on Al-Ahli's victory. I hope my prediction is correct this time, but of course I have also seen in May al-Hazm against al-Ahli in the 1st division of Saudi Arabia with the same score, namely 0-0, at that time the match was very exciting. I think Al Hazm competing against Al Ahli is very tough for Al Hazm and I bet on a score of 6-0 for Al Ahli to win. I think R. Mahrez will definitely enjoy this match and I also want to see A. Saint-Maximin score a goal.

Al-Ahli does have squad depth that can be relied on. Because after all, Al-Ahli has many top European players in its squad, just like Al-Nassr and other clubs that are under PIF ownership. So it is not surprising that Al-Ahli can always be superior to other teams ranked lower. But I'm sure Al-Ahli will not be able to quickly overtake Al-Nassr in the standings. Although currently the point difference between the two is only 3 points. But Al-Nassr still has 1 match pending which they can use to make the difference in points with Al-Ahli even further. But the problem is that Al-Nassr has 3 matches which will be very difficult to face. Because Al-Nassr's next opponents are Al-ettifaq, Al-Ittihad and Al-Taawoun. And of course the quality of their play cannot be doubted by the three teams this season. So the match will definitely be quite fierce. But I still hope that Al-Nassr will win all three matches and can still maintain their distance to maintain 2nd place and hope that Al-hilal will lose points in the next matches even though it feels quite difficult.

I agree that having top European players is very influential for Arab League clubs, and I also hope that in the future, Arab clubs will bring in more top European players, yes, that is indeed the opponent that Al Nassr will face so that they can maintain their position in 2nd place. or to become a champion is certainly very difficult. In my opinion, the most dangerous opponent for Al Nassr is Al-Taawon because yesterday I also saw Al-Taawon's performance against Al-Ettifaq with a score of 0-2 and Al-Taawon managed to beat Al-Ettifaq through goal from A. El Mahdioui and Mateus. and it is true that ittihad is also a strong team but in my opinion this time ittihad's strength is not very strong, the proof is that in the match against damac ittihad lost with a score of 2-1 but of course the goal difference is not much and in my opinion damac's current performance is good but of course ittihad if you look at it From the current standings, it is certainly superior to Damac. Al Hilal is of course very difficult to beat and of course Cristiano Ronaldo and the others have to work hard.

[slapper]

Seeing that Al Ettifaq has only got 3 points in the last five matches, is it possible that management will fire Steven Gerrard? because this is not a good statistic for a team that also spends quite a lot of money in the transfer market, even though it's not as big as those issued by Al Hilal, Al Nassr and several other teams, but consistently getting unsatisfactory results is certainly not a good thing for the team.
Al Ettifaq can lose to any team, including teams that are considered weaker than them, and most recently they lost to Al Taawon, Al Taawon was not a weak team because this team had competed at the top of the standings but slowly experienced bad results which made them have to slowly drop in ranking, but when Al Ettifaq can't make of a home match as a way to earn point, of course, that's quite bad.
Losing 0-2 to Al Taawon shows how bad the performance of their strikers is because in five matches they were only able to score 1 goal, in this match, they only had one chance, in contrast to Al Taawon who managed to maximize two of their four good opportunities into goals.
If Steven Gerrard is fired, of course, this will be the second time in his career as a coach.

Three points in five matches is pitiful. Yes, losing against Al Taawon hurts. Firing Steven Gerrard may not be the smartest move right now. The team boasts Jordan Henderson, who cost a lot, and Moussa Dembélé, a free agent with a good record. Dembélé has only scored 7 in 10, but is Gerrard to blame? The team's attacking issues aren't one person's fault. Gerrard is trying many lineups to find the right one, but nothing really works. Local players also lack luster. Definitely a challenging spot. While firing Gerrard may seem like a quick fix, the team needs stability and time to gel. Our meeting versus Al Nassr next week will be tough. Let's see their durability.

[X-ray]

Lewandowski was a known legendary finisher in Bayern Munich when he was playing there and now even after leaving Bayern Munich for Barcelona, still Lewandowski is performing well enough. Currently, in Barcelona Lewandowski has an effective role in this team and I think even if they decide to sell Lewandowski to the Saudi team, Barcelona will have a problem finding an alternative player to take his place in the team.
However, for any player, there is a high chance to finish their career in the Saudi teams the huge money they usually offer to players like Salah and Lewandowski.

Barcelona will not know what they have until they lose it. Lewandowski is a top attacker and have achieved alot in his long run in football. Saudi Pro League is competitive and we should never underestimate the league because it doesn't contain big names rather the average players we're looking at great potentials that have opportunities of exploring their talents in the world of football. If Robert Lewandowski moves to Saudi Arabia, he will as well ruined his chances of winning the Ballon d'Or for himself. He worked extremely hard for this award and he's yet to win it, rather he's given other significant awards.

Barcelona must move on from him. I see no reason for barcelona to defend an old striker like him. The club needs to find a good replacement for him at this moment. Lewandowski was good but he was not like last season
Barcleona needs a new striker and xavi has been preparing guimaraes as a new striker for barcelona. His performance is bad with newcastle but i think that playing in the different team will be helping him so much.

Barcelona shall sell lewandowski caused by he can still give barcelona some money to be used to buy the new striker. Never try to get trapped into the lewandowsk. He is old and his era has gone.
Im thinking the only best place for lwandowski to go to the saudi pro league.

[rahmad2nd]

Yes, I agree with you, if in fact he has finished his glory days in Europe and should go to Saudi Arabia to continue his career with a big salary and in the Saudi pro league, I am sure Lewandowski will be able to have the same career as Ronaldo because European players who are successfully recruited by Arab clubs will is really appreciated and always given the opportunity and relied on to be able to score goals in large numbers and I am very sure about this but I don't know what he wants, he even forgets that he is older than Ronaldo but is still stubborn about wanting to compete in LaLiga. .
Lewandowski seems to have some pressure as to why he rejected the Saudi Arabian offer but I don't yet know what caused Lewandowski to seem like he doesn't want to go to the Saudi pro league even though he has started to experience a decline in performance in LaLiga.

Unless there is something that encourages Lewandowski to accept the offer, such as Xavi as his coach giving talks that make him confident that Lewandowski can be successful here and it seems that Lewandowski should know that the Saudi pro league will soon be included in the champions league list.

I didn't find any new rumors regarding this pure Barcelona striker, or I wasn't up to date regarding his developments.  However, according to several sources I read, Sport reports that Lewandowski could go to the Saudi League in the 2024 season. even then, a rumor report that had passed a month ago. according to the same report, Barcelona may be forced to release Lewandowski to a Saudi Pro League club that is interested in him. however, so far I really haven't heard anything regarding Lewandowski rumors other than a decline in his performance. well, if I refer to the statement that Lewandowski has made on several previous occasions, if he intends to end his career at Barcelona. so, what is the realistic reason if Lewandowski is under pressure to reject offers from several Saudi clubs who want his services. after all, it is clear, Lewandowski stated that he wanted to end his career with Barcelona. apart from that, IMO, Barcelona still needs a pure, established sticker of the caliber of Stirker from Poland. In January, there are rumors that one of Brazil's wonderkids will join Barcelona. Lewandowski's figure will be really needed even though he is currently experiencing a decline in performance.  Also, Lewandowski's ambition to make Barcelona a strong team was his choice when he left Bayern Munich, regardless of his other desire to experience playing in another league.

Well, so I have doubts about this discussion. but assuming this rumor is true, guess which club wants to bring him in. What is certain is that Barcelona will not let him go cheaply. plus, the clubs acquired by PIF already have pure stickers. with the exception of Al-Ahli with Firmino who has not been able to show his abilities throughout this season. well, before there is an official statement from Barcelona, ​​let alone from Lewandowski himself. I think this is just gossip.

[QueenVera]

That's very bad to see that how saind maximint was not showing good progress. Mahrez has always been trusting to execute the penalty. I know that how good saint maximint is but im not really sure if he will able to score easily in the saudi pro league.
He is a very good dribbles but yeah sometimes he was lack of control toward the ball and he was always missing it. I do like when maximin was dribbling the ball like yeah he reminds me with some GOATs in the past.

Glad to see that if ahli got three points from feiha even though feiha was only a weak opponent. This win is also boosting the mentality from the players as well. Saint is still having enough to prove that if he was a good winger too.
Playing in al ahli is also helping him to understand the the reason why newcastle was kick him out from the club. Sometimes maximin shall not be selfish enough when dribbling the ball.

Saint Maximan might not be much of a good finisher, but he's a very good dribbler and got much pace, I believe the reasons why Newcastle  decided to let him go was because he loves to dribble and in return gets injured, which keeps him away from the squad making them short of a key player, well if im asked to pick between him and Mahrez I'll pick Mahrez anyday and time cause he's got more experience learning under Pep Guardiola and he's a good playmaker and dribbler as well.

 Saint Maximan is still very young and should be performing better instead of making errors that would make the news headline, the Saudi pro league shouldn’t be very difficult for him to adapt in cause he's gained experience playing for an EPL team, therefore he needs to be less greedy in working with his teammates thereby dribbling less and passing more.

[Wiwo]

Lewandowski seems to have some pressure as to why he rejected the Saudi Arabian offer but I don't yet know what caused Lewandowski to seem like he doesn't want to go to the Saudi pro league even though he has started to experience a decline in performance in LaLiga.

Reason may not be far from the single possible assumption that Lewandowski may not fine Saudi pro league as challenging for him and going to any of the club in that leagues may affects his already declining state and for that may not fine the offer as attract and motivating for his career, the player have seem to see Real Madrid as the the club that will offer him that platform to grow his motivation and he may not mind the money for sure

Unless there is something that encourages Lewandowski to accept the offer, such as Xavi as his coach giving talks that make him confident that Lewandowski can be successful here and it seems that Lewandowski should know that the Saudi pro league will soon be included in the champions league list.

Agree with you on the Saudi pro league gaining International football recognition due to how the leagues have spent a lot of money to get the best hand but we should also know that,  clubs in the Saudi Arabia side have developed to the highest and at that,  some players may think that going to such clubs may affect their growth since for now they may not have the needed challenges that can help improve their career/performance.

[Jody.Drummer]

I'm still waiting to see what the SPL clubs will do in this transfer window. As we know they made a big breakthrough by recruiting many star players who had to spend their money in fantastic amounts. Not only in transfer fees but also it concerns the salaries that players get with them. But it paid off when their league became more popular now, and I'm sure many of us started to highlight the SPL after many European players came here, yes one of them is me.

If the main goal for Barcelona is money, then selling Lewandowski to an Arab club is a good option, as they will certainly get a lot of money from the sale of this player. But they have to consider everything before they decide on that, one of which is what you said about his potential replacement who can replace his role well. It's difficult to find a player who has good ability in the opposing defense, and even some clubs now have that problem. Would they be willing to risk their squad if they decided to sell Lewandowski? That risk would not only affect their La Liga campaign, but also the bigger competitions such as the Champions League. They have to consider all of that.

In fact, Barcelona goal is to retain young players, such as retaining Joao Felix, but only requires money to make him permanent, so the main solution to sell Lewandowski to Saudi Arabia, but unfortunately, Lewandowski seems to have rejected the offer, even though if Lewandowski can have a career at one of the clubs in the Saudi pro league, his future certain. will be good and one side also gets a very large salary.

Yes it's a logical policy when Barcelona are more concerned with young players for their future, but if the squad is completely populated by young players it's also not good, still they must have a balance in the squad between young players and senior players. Because if they do that, it will be a risk because I see young players also not fully able to stabilize in maintaining their performance. and also the most important thing is that their mentality is still very questionable. For a big club like them, mentality will be very necessary to support their game.

[TastyChillySauce00]

Al Ahli is still in 3rd place and has successfully scored against Al Feiha by scoring 4 goals through F. Albrikan, Ali Majrashi and R. Mahrez. I think Matthias Jaissle should be more enthusiastic in teaching his subordinates because of course al-Ahli has good potential and of course there is still hope of being able to shift al-nassr's position. and I think Luis Castro has to be careful because I think al-ahli could certainly be a threat to al-nassr. In my opinion, in the next match, Al-Ahli will compete against Al-Hazm at the King Abdullah Sport City Stadium and I think this is lucky for Al-Ahli because the standings are also very different so in that case I bet on Al-Ahli's victory. I hope my prediction is correct this time, but of course I have also seen in May al-Hazm against al-Ahli in the 1st division of Saudi Arabia with the same score, namely 0-0, at that time the match was very exciting. I think Al Hazm competing against Al Ahli is very tough for Al Hazm and I bet on a score of 6-0 for Al Ahli to win. I think R. Mahrez will definitely enjoy this match and I also want to see A. Saint-Maximin score a goal.

Im still rarely seeing maximin contributed a lot for the club. He was a good winger and dribblers but he was not as good as you think caused by he was only contributing a few goals. Feiha was just a weak team and it was not comparable to the its opponent.
No doubt that al ahli was destroying feiha with huge scores as for the final outcome. Saint needs to do even better than the current performance. Sometimes, i saw that how he was very often missing the ball.
He has good dribbles but he needs also to use his ability in controlling the ball perfectly during the process of dribbling the ball.

[rendravolt]

I'm still waiting to see what the SPL clubs will do in this transfer window. As we know they made a big breakthrough by recruiting many star players who had to spend their money in fantastic amounts. Not only in transfer fees but also it concerns the salaries that players get with them. But it paid off when their league became more popular now, and I'm sure many of us started to highlight the SPL after many European players came here, yes one of them is me.

SPL clubs will certainly continue to look for new star players from Europe and that will not stop before their target is completed. The Saudi League has a long-term project and one of its big investments is in football and that is why they are so enthusiastic about introducing their country through football. Now the arrival of the previous star players has made the Saudi league famous and maybe if they continue to bring in players who can increase exposure in the future then they will not hesitate to bring him in.

Al-Hilal, Al-Nassr, Al-Ittihad, and Al-Ahli are the 4 giant teams in the Saudi league and they are definitely already preparing plans to recruit star players in January. Players from the EPL are still of top interest to Saudi league clubs and can't wait to see those star players leave to earn bigger wages.

[Die_empty]

I'm still waiting to see what the SPL clubs will do in this transfer window. As we know they made a big breakthrough by recruiting many star players who had to spend their money in fantastic amounts. Not only in transfer fees but also it concerns the salaries that players get with them. But it paid off when their league became more popular now, and I'm sure many of us started to highlight the SPL after many European players came here, yes one of them is me.

There has been news that some key players will be moving to the Saudi Arabia league when the transfer window opens in January. Players like Robert Lewandowski, Luka Modric and some other experienced players have been linked to the SPL. Some of these transfer speculations have been debunked by the players and clubs, however as usual we expect to see players move to this developing league because of the financial rewards. The SPL is not restricted by financial rules like European leagues so they can always get players at any cost.

Yes it's a logical policy when Barcelona are more concerned with young players for their future, but if the squad is completely populated by young players it's also not good, still they must have a balance in the squad between young players and senior players. Because if they do that, it will be a risk because I see young players also not fully able to stabilize in maintaining their performance. and also the most important thing is that their mentality is still very questionable. For a big club like them, mentality will be very necessary to support their game.

Every team indeed needs a blend of both young and mature players. The young players will contribute strength and skills to the team while older players will add experience to the club. But Barcelona have other important issues that are bothering them. The club needs to cut costs to maintain a sound financial standing. That is why some senior players will have to go and give way for younger players to gain experience. But it is also paramount not to push out all the experienced players because their input will still be helpful.

[hahay]

I'm still waiting to see what the SPL clubs will do in this transfer window. As we know they made a big breakthrough by recruiting many star players who had to spend their money in fantastic amounts. Not only in transfer fees but also it concerns the salaries that players get with them. But it paid off when their league became more popular now, and I'm sure many of us started to highlight the SPL after many European players came here, yes one of them is me.

SPL clubs will certainly continue to look for new star players from Europe and that will not stop before their target is completed. The Saudi League has a long-term project and one of its big investments is in football and that is why they are so enthusiastic about introducing their country through football. Now the arrival of the previous star players has made the Saudi league famous and maybe if they continue to bring in players who can increase exposure in the future then they will not hesitate to bring him in.

Al-Hilal, Al-Nassr, Al-Ittihad, and Al-Ahli are the 4 giant teams in the Saudi league and they are definitely already preparing plans to recruit star players in January. Players from the EPL are still of top interest to Saudi league clubs and can't wait to see those star players leave to earn bigger wages.

But I think, for the January transfer window, it looks like the top European players will still stay in their teams at least until the end of the season. Therefore, I personally not so sure that the big SPL teams will bring in top players in the January transfer window and ya, then their transfers will be maximized for the new season or next season later.

But yes, even though the SPL elite teams will still be able to bring in top players but ya, I believe the players they bring in will only happen to old players. At least it has entered retirement age but, because the SPL elite teams still ready to pay dearly then ya, the old players will be willing to keep playing even though their age is no longer prime.

[marcous]

But I think, for the January transfer window, it looks like the top European players will still stay in their teams at least until the end of the season. Therefore, I personally not so sure that the big SPL teams will bring in top players in the January transfer window and ya, then their transfers will be maximized for the new season or next season later.

But yes, even though the SPL elite teams will still be able to bring in top players but ya, I believe the players they bring in will only happen to old players. At least it has entered retirement age but, because the SPL elite teams still ready to pay dearly then ya, the old players will be willing to keep playing even though their age is no longer prime.

For players whose contracts expire in june 2024, their clubs will push them away in the january transfer window. Because as is known, if they wait for the end of the season their transfer status will be free, and the club will automatically not get any money from the transfer agreement. But of course it has to be in line with the offers coming in from SPL clubs. I see several names of European star players who have been linked with a move to the SPL.

It's a new experience to continue your career before deciding to retire, and get a salary and luxurious facilities with easier competition. An offer that is very difficult to refuse, except for players who consider family factors. apart from that, I think all players who are entering their old age will definitely be interested in moving, especially now that Saudi has become a tourist destination for tourists.

[Volgastallion]

Lewandowski needs to move to Saudi or whatever place faster than he imagine, Barcelona doesnt suit good for him this season and he is becoming old. I think is a win-win transfer for everybody, for the player for Barcelona and for the Saudi league to count a new high value striker.

[Docnaster]

Barcelona being offered a lot of money is not the issue, they may always accept that as long as the yare offered a decent amount of money, hell getting rid of the salary would be a good start to begin with as well.

The problem is that the players may not accept, you have to agree that Saudi Arabia as a nation is not a place that everyone loves, you can agree with their disposition or not, but you have to accept that as a fact, you may not be getting all the players you want due to some cultural incompatibility, some people grew up with a totally opposite culture to what SA has and they may not like the idea of going there, and this is why no matter how much money you offer, they may reject. And not like they will offer 1 billion to Lewandowski neither, it would be something he can reject, still a good chunk but not enough to question.

In fact, this cultural difference is also a consideration for many players who reject offers from Arab clubs. Even Messi is the same about this. Maybe even his wife doesn't agree with Messi going to an Arab club for this reason. And I wouldn't be surprised if Lewandowski also had the same reason. But I still believe that if the offer is higher than the previous offer then Lewandowski might consider it. Even the Barcelona club itself has been open to offers from Arab clubs since last summer's transfer market.

I don't think Lionel Messi's decision not to join the Saudi league last summer is majorly caused by his cultural and religious differences with what is believed to be popular in the Arab nation rather it was caused by his personal relationship with the owner of his current Major League Soccer club David Beckham. Also the authorities of the Saudi League somehow do try to bend some of the known rules of the country to allow football superstars to join the league just like they did with Cristiano Ronaldo who's not legally married to his partner Georgina Rodríguez but was still allowed to move to the country with his partner. Robert Lewandowski is aging and can't be performing like he was doing in days at Bayern so a move to the Saudi League wouldn't be a bad idea for the Polish striker.

After he joined Barcelona last year, he helped the club win the Spanish La Liga title in his first season with the club but has not been that effective this season season because of injuries he's suffered as well as decline in form. The Saudi clubs offer more financial rewards than any other league in the world at the moment so I think he'll chose them if he decides to leave Barcelona

[TelolettOm]

There has been news that some key players will be moving to the Saudi Arabia league when the transfer window opens in January. Players like Robert Lewandowski, Luka Modric and some other experienced players have been linked to the SPL. Some of these transfer speculations have been debunked by the players and clubs, however as usual we expect to see players move to this developing league because of the financial rewards. The SPL is not restricted by financial rules like European leagues so they can always get players at any cost.

It is good news for SPL fans. SPL will be more competitive if there are more top players to join SPL in January. It will be great to see Lewandowski, Modric, or other top players to continue their career in SPL. They must be aware that SPL is also a competitive league in the world, there are some strong teams in SPL that have good quality of squad. Al Hilal, Al Ahli, Al Nassr, and Al Ittihad are the teams who have some top players in their squad. It is interesting to see where Lewandowski, Modric, or other top European players to join. I still assume that they probably will join one of the strong teams in SPL. Since Al Nassr is the team which has the highest ambition to win the title, I think Al Nassr probably tries to negotiate with the players.

Every team indeed needs a blend of both young and mature players. The young players will contribute strength and skills to the team while older players will add experience to the club. But Barcelona have other important issues that are bothering them. The club needs to cut costs to maintain a sound financial standing.

True. Having both old and young players will keep the balance on the team. If all the players are young players, the team probably has a weak mentality because the young players have lack of experience. But if most the players are old players, they will get difficulty to be competitive due to the lack of spirit from old players. So, having both the old and young players are the best option for a club/team.

Yes, Barcelona has a problem with their financial stability. That's why they probably don't buy many players, they even plan to sell some of their players.

[Antotena]

In fact, this cultural difference is also a consideration for many players who reject offers from Arab clubs. Even Messi is the same about this. Maybe even his wife doesn't agree with Messi going to an Arab club for this reason. And I wouldn't be surprised if Lewandowski also had the same reason. But I still believe that if the offer is higher than the previous offer then Lewandowski might consider it. Even the Barcelona club itself has been open to offers from Arab clubs since last summer's transfer market.

I will say it might not be because of culture, he doesn't understand English or perhaps he might understand a little but he doesn't know how to speak English or he doesn't just care about them because I see that Ronaldo is a Portuguese person and over the years, he has improved and that is why he is able to have more partnership deals than Messi. I think Messi is more love in Adidas and  it is an America biggest sport wear company but did that influence him to learn? No. Inter Miami should have even made him take classes but he enjoy his lowkey life.

Ronaldo has been in Saudi Arabia and he is happy by his decision and nobody has seen him fight or quarrel people eve when he is known for stubbornness and arrogant, if Messi want to go to Saudi Arabia which I doubt, he can go and will not consider cultural difference as a factor that will stop, we have plenty of more Christians that are playing in Saudi and they are not move or concerned about their culture; they celebrate their days with them which even give them more money. Football now is all about the pocket and not some random emotions.

[shogun47]

Lewandowski needs to move to Saudi or whatever place faster than he imagine, Barcelona doesnt suit good for him this season and he is becoming old. I think is a win-win transfer for everybody, for the player for Barcelona and for the Saudi league to count a new high value striker.

And how would it benefit Lewandowski if he moved to Saudi Arabia? You said he needs to do that, but what is the benefit for him? He isn't playing well in Barcelona, I agree. But he would not gain anything if he moved to Saudi Arabia. Ronaldo did, because money is everything to him. But there are people with a heart in their chest, listening to it.

[bitgolden]

if in fact he has finished his glory days in Europe and should go to Saudi Arabia to continue his career with a big salary and in the Saudi pro league, I am sure Lewandowski will be able to have the same career as Ronaldo because European players who are successfully recruited by Arab clubs will is really appreciated and always given the opportunity and relied on to be able to score goals in large numbers and I am very sure about this but I don't know what he wants, he even forgets that he is older than Ronaldo but is still stubborn about wanting to compete in LaLiga. .
Lewandowski seems to have some pressure as to why he rejected the Saudi Arabian offer but I don't yet know what caused Lewandowski to seem like he doesn't want to go to the Saudi pro league even though he has started to experience a decline in performance in LaLiga.

Unless there is something that encourages Lewandowski to accept the offer, such as Xavi as his coach giving talks that make him confident that Lewandowski can be successful here and it seems that Lewandowski should know that the Saudi pro league will soon be included in the champions league list.

I think that is what he "should" do, it's obvious that he will not have a career like he had at Bayern anymore, maybe he shouldn't have gone to Barcelona all together, if he stayed at Bayern then he could have continued to score, and this last 2 seasons would be fine for him, they would do whatever they can for him.

However, Barcelona move doesn't look that great for him, last year he was decent and not great but this year he is not even decent and he will not be wanted. If Barcelona gets a good offer for him, they would be crazy to not sell him, and if Lewandowski doesn't want to go I can understand because it's a different type of thing, but if he does really go then we could definitely see him do a lot better without a doubt.