Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[mammusu]

This is definitely a great addition, I think having a great goalkeeper will make it great, Ronaldo played with him too if I remember correctly so the chemistry hopefully would be a good one, I am sure they asked him before they made this sign, and he was probably happy about it.

Now they need better defense, if they could just spend a little bit more money and hire a few defenders then they are going to be quite great, they are not great at defense, and their midfield is decent too, their offense is great, they just need to get some centre backs for sure. That is not an easy thing because we are talking about a place that rarely has good enough players. VVD seems to be on the market, Liverpool looking to offload him, maybe they could get him if they offer a lot of money?

I heard that Al Nassr made an offer to Rudiger, it seems they are very interested in bringing in the Real Madrid defender. Yes, that's because they really need someone in the defense line which this season has been a problem for them. However, I am not sure whether Real Madrid will want to let this player go or not. What is clear now is that Al Nassr is trying to take an individual approach to this player.

Of course they have prepared a lot of money to recruit a defender, I'm sure of that, moreover they also have the financial capabilities that enable them to spend a lot of money. But if their efforts fail, I wonder who they will target next. Virgil Van Dijk, I'm not sure whether he will want to go to Arabia or not, because he is still playing well and there are still many teams who want to get his services in Europe. but when there is a very good offer, it is not impossible that he will join Al Nassr.

[Strongkored]

This is definitely a great addition, I think having a great goalkeeper will make it great, Ronaldo played with him too if I remember correctly so the chemistry hopefully would be a good one, I am sure they asked him before they made this sign, and he was probably happy about it.

Now they need better defense, if they could just spend a little bit more money and hire a few defenders then they are going to be quite great, they are not great at defense, and their midfield is decent too, their offense is great, they just need to get some centre backs for sure. That is not an easy thing because we are talking about a place that rarely has good enough players. VVD seems to be on the market, Liverpool looking to offload him, maybe they could get him if they offer a lot of money?

If I'm not mistaken, his contract will end next season, and he was rumored to be leaving but that was immediately denied and so far Liverpool have not offered a contract extension to one of their mainstay players, but I think it's just a matter of time or it could be an evaluation from Arne Slot whether he one that will be maintained.
It's possible that Liverpool would be willing to let him go if what was offered was a fantastic figure, but why does a league with competition like the Saudi Pro League have to continue spending huge amounts of money to bring in world-class players? it looks like a waste whereas perhaps Al-Nassr could have done better even with a local centre-back

[MAAManda]

This is definitely a great addition, I think having a great goalkeeper will make it great, Ronaldo played with him too if I remember correctly so the chemistry hopefully would be a good one, I am sure they asked him before they made this sign, and he was probably happy about it.

Now they need better defense, if they could just spend a little bit more money and hire a few defenders then they are going to be quite great, they are not great at defense, and their midfield is decent too, their offense is great, they just need to get some centre backs for sure. That is not an easy thing because we are talking about a place that rarely has good enough players. VVD seems to be on the market, Liverpool looking to offload him, maybe they could get him if they offer a lot of money?

Wojciech Szczęsny has agreed to join Al-Nassr, and this will certainly make the composition of Al-Nassr better, but a few hours ago bad news came from Al-Nassr. They suspended negotiations with the Polish goalkeeper. However, this suspension is a temporary suspension and we will still see how the drama will unfold with Wojciech Szczęsny, Juventus & Al-Nassr.

GOAL published a short article last month about Virgil Van Dijk, based on rumors he received an offer from Bayern Munich, apart from that there was also an offer he received from SPL, but don't know from which club, it could be from Al-Ahli, Al-Hilal or Al-Nassr. So, yes, there's a possibility that Virgil Van Dijk will go to Al-Nassr, even though he doesn't know which club he will go to.

[Gallar]

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This season Al Nasr has the opportunity to welcome a new goalkeeper from Juventus, this player is Wojciech Szczesny. This will certainly have a very good impact on Al Nasr, because so far Al Nasr has had problems in the defense line, including in the goalkeeping sector. So if Wojciech Szczesny succeeds in being brought in by Al Nasr, I am sure he can strengthen Al Nasr's defense. The reason is, Wojciech Szczesny's performance this season with Juventus can be said to be quite good. The reason is that in the 35 matches that Wojciech Szczesny played with Juventus, he only conceded 30 goals and managed to record 15 clean sheets.

Apart from that, from the news sources I read, Al Nasr is currently in talks with Juventus regarding Wojciech Szczesny. So I hope Wojciech Szczesny is successful in being brought in by Al Nasr, because of course next season Al Nasr cannot continue to hand over all the trophies to Al Hilal. Therefore, Al Nasr must get up and make the squad it has even better (especially its defense line).

Source: https://sport.detik.com/sepakbola/liga-italia/d-7384646/szczesny-merapat-ke-al-nassr-akan-reuni-dengan-ronaldo

It would be wonderful to see Tek go to the Alnassr and meet with his friend ronaldo. Last season, the goalkeeper was also a major issue for Al Nassr because al nassr was always conceding so many goals. Things will be considerably different if Tek is the goalkeeper for Al Nassr, tek will help al nassr to increase the consistency of its defense. Tek, despite his age, is still a strong goalkeeper in european competition. The process of recruiting him from Juventus may become considerably easier if Arsenal does not contact him to be a secondary goalkeeper. As long as the big European club does not make an offer, the Saudi pro league club has a chance to sign Tek. This is my primary worry as well. This means we must also wait for Arsenal's decision on him.
As long as al Nassr can pay expensive sums to acquire him. I'm sure Juventus will give Tek permission to join the AL Nassr and exit European competition.

"TEK = Wojciech Szczesny"

Yes, Wojciech Szczesny was Ronaldo's teammate when he was still at Juventus, so if in this transfer market Wojciech Szczesny was successfully brought in by Al Nasr, of course this would be a very good thing. Apart from that, even though Wojciech Szczesny is quite old, he can still be said to be a very great goalkeeper. The reason is, apart from playing with Juventus in the last few seasons, Wojciech Szczesny is also still the mainstay goalkeeper for the Polish National Team. So that at the Euro which will be held, Wojciech Szczesny is included in the list of players brought in by the Polish national team.

Apart from that, yesterday when Poland played a friendly match with Turkey, Wojciech Szczesny also entered as the main starter and managed to make 6 saves in 90 minutes. So there is no need to doubt, Al Nasr must really move quickly and make a high enough offer to Juventus, so that Wojciech Szczesny can be released to Al Nasr. Because as we know, Arsenal is also targeting Wojciech Szczesny. So, if for example Al Nasr doesn't move quickly and doesn't make a high enough offer, you can be sure that Wojciech Szczesny will most likely choose to move to Arsenal. However, fortunately, Arsenal only offered Wojciech Szczesny to be a secondary goalkeeper, so Wojciech Szczesny will definitely think twice about moving to Arsenal. Even so, Al Nasr still has to really complete its discussions with Juventus as soon as possible to bring in Wojciech Szczesny.

[arimamib]

This is definitely a great addition, I think having a great goalkeeper will make it great, Ronaldo played with him too if I remember correctly so the chemistry hopefully would be a good one, I am sure they asked him before they made this sign, and he was probably happy about it.

Now they need better defense, if they could just spend a little bit more money and hire a few defenders then they are going to be quite great, they are not great at defense, and their midfield is decent too, their offense is great, they just need to get some centre backs for sure. That is not an easy thing because we are talking about a place that rarely has good enough players. VVD seems to be on the market, Liverpool looking to offload him, maybe they could get him if they offer a lot of money?

Szczesny has reportedly spoken to Al Nassr and the possibility of a player transfer can of course happen, but it is reported that Juventus will now finalise the certainty of Gregorio transfer from Monza before they will actually release Szczesny to Al Nassr next season, Szczesny and Ronaldo have of course been teammates and they have a good relationship so far.  With the arrival of Szczesny will certainly make Al Nassr quite strong next season, the arrival of Szczesny will provide a tough competition for Ospina in getting the position of the main goalkeeper, especially since this season Ospina has not performed well and he has conceded quite a lot.

In addition to the goalkeeper, of course, now al nassr is also starting to target several defenders for them to recruit in order to make the team balanced and ready to compete next season, but regarding VVD, it seems that there is no certainty about the possibility of him joining al nassr next season,So far, VVD has been one of Klopp mainstays in defense so indeed Arne Slot will also try to defend him, such as when Arne Slot rejected a fantastic offer from Al Nassr for Alisson.

[Solokan]

Saudi teams are trying to attract players with money, which is the biggest power they have. Despite the high contract prices, they could not bring a coach like Mourinho to the team. Likewise, Lewandowski may not be there either. If Lewa wants to end his career in Europe, he can continue his career in Barcelona or another European team. The Saudi league is a competitive league but not every player can be convinced by money

Obviously not all players will play for money, but almost all players will work with clubs that are willing to pay high prices. Lewandowski is currently not interested in moving to Saudi the player will stay at Barcelona until his contract ends and even then it does not rule out the possibility that he will go to Saudi, Saudi clubs also do not demand that their players go to their league, they want players who are willing to play there.

Many players are interested in going to Saudi pros do not rule out the possibility that in this transfer market there will be many surprises from Saudi clubs who will bring in great players from Europe to move there, because many players want their old age to be guaranteed by playing in Saudi, because the clubs there are brave to pay high prices for player services.

The Saudi team is really great, they have a lot of money and they can buy good and famous players and in my opinion so far the Saudi team can be called successful because now as a result of buying star players the SPL team has become famous. Yes, it's true, of course money can't buy everything because of course everyone has different characteristics.

Yes, Lewandowski's contract has not yet expired at Barcelona and of course we'll see what Lewandowski will do in the future. Yes, the Saudi team is certainly very wise and of course those who want money, of course joining the Saudi team is the right choice. and yes, we'll see whether there are top players who join the SPL or not, but of course there could be surprises and there could be many players joining the SPL. But of course, if for example many star players join in the the SPL will certainly become more popular SPL

and it seems that many people will be tempted by the offers made by Saudi clubs because if the players are no longer young, some people will definitely focus on wanting a lot of money and of course that is a good opportunity. But to be honest, I personally want star players who play a lot and join to SPL so that make to be able SPL even more exciting..

[TastyChillySauce00]

This is definitely a great addition, I think having a great goalkeeper will make it great, Ronaldo played with him too if I remember correctly so the chemistry hopefully would be a good one, I am sure they asked him before they made this sign, and he was probably happy about it.

Now they need better defense, if they could just spend a little bit more money and hire a few defenders then they are going to be quite great, they are not great at defense, and their midfield is decent too, their offense is great, they just need to get some centre backs for sure. That is not an easy thing because we are talking about a place that rarely has good enough players. VVD seems to be on the market, Liverpool looking to offload him, maybe they could get him if they offer a lot of money?

I heard that Al Nassr made an offer to Rudiger, it seems they are very interested in bringing in the Real Madrid defender. Yes, that's because they really need someone in the defense line which this season has been a problem for them. However, I am not sure whether Real Madrid will want to let this player go or not. What is clear now is that Al Nassr is trying to take an individual approach to this player.

Of course they have prepared a lot of money to recruit a defender, I'm sure of that, moreover they also have the financial capabilities that enable them to spend a lot of money. But if their efforts fail, I wonder who they will target next. Virgil Van Dijk, I'm not sure whether he will want to go to Arabia or not, because he is still playing well and there are still many teams who want to get his services in Europe. but when there is a very good offer, it is not impossible that he will join Al Nassr.

That information is correct if al Nassr has been approaching Rudiger but this offer is not going like al nassr wanted. Al Nassr has also sent him a four-year deal worth €100 million. It has also been stated that Rudiger is eager to spend his remaining time as a football player at Real Madrid. Rudiger has no intention of leaving Real Madrid. It is clear that Real Madrid is unwilling to accept Al Nassr's offer for him.

Real Madrid cannot allow Rudiger to leave the club. His function is still required by the team at this time. I am hope he will retire in Real Madrid. Rudiger is unable to visit the al nassr at this time, despite Ronaldo's invitation.
I'm sure Ronaldo initiated this. I remember him inviting some of his buddies to participate in the al nassr.

[rendravolt]

This is definitely a great addition, I think having a great goalkeeper will make it great, Ronaldo played with him too if I remember correctly so the chemistry hopefully would be a good one, I am sure they asked him before they made this sign, and he was probably happy about it.

Now they need better defense, if they could just spend a little bit more money and hire a few defenders then they are going to be quite great, they are not great at defense, and their midfield is decent too, their offense is great, they just need to get some centre backs for sure. That is not an easy thing because we are talking about a place that rarely has good enough players. VVD seems to be on the market, Liverpool looking to offload him, maybe they could get him if they offer a lot of money?

It still seems quite difficult for Al-Nassr to approach Van Dijk and I think like Mohammed Salah, who has been rumored since last season, there is no clarity until now whether he wants to join a Saudi league team. Liverpool really looks after their players and it is very difficult for other teams to touch them. Even though Saudi clubs have the power to bring him in with money, it seems like his loyalty to his proud club is still very high and very difficult to break.

Maybe Al-Nassr really needs to look for a strong defender and I think that is their current focus before the competition starts. Maybe Ronaldo will contact former teammates like Varane, who parted ways with Manchester United after his contract expired this season.

[RaltcoinsB]

This is definitely a great addition, I think having a great goalkeeper will make it great, Ronaldo played with him too if I remember correctly so the chemistry hopefully would be a good one, I am sure they asked him before they made this sign, and he was probably happy about it.

Now they need better defense, if they could just spend a little bit more money and hire a few defenders then they are going to be quite great, they are not great at defense, and their midfield is decent too, their offense is great, they just need to get some centre backs for sure. That is not an easy thing because we are talking about a place that rarely has good enough players. VVD seems to be on the market, Liverpool looking to offload him, maybe they could get him if they offer a lot of money?

If I'm not mistaken, his contract will end next season, and he was rumored to be leaving but that was immediately denied and so far Liverpool have not offered a contract extension to one of their mainstay players, but I think it's just a matter of time or it could be an evaluation from Arne Slot whether he one that will be maintained.
It's possible that Liverpool would be willing to let him go if what was offered was a fantastic figure, but why does a league with competition like the Saudi Pro League have to continue spending huge amounts of money to bring in world-class players? it looks like a waste whereas perhaps Al-Nassr could have done better even with a local centre-back

Van Dijk may choose the SPL to make money and that is his choice. It's a difficult decision economically. It is obvious that he will receive a high contract fee in terms of money. However, if the issue is between making money and success, I think Van Dijk would prefer success. I think Liverpool may choose to extend his contract. He can be successful both as an experienced defender and as a defender for many years.

[Republikcoin.com]

Obviously not all players will play for money, but almost all players will work with clubs that are willing to pay high prices. Lewandowski is currently not interested in moving to Saudi the player will stay at Barcelona until his contract ends and even then it does not rule out the possibility that he will go to Saudi, Saudi clubs also do not demand that their players go to their league, they want players who are willing to play there.

Many players are interested in going to Saudi pros do not rule out the possibility that in this transfer market there will be many surprises from Saudi clubs who will bring in great players from Europe to move there, because many players want their old age to be guaranteed by playing in Saudi, because the clubs there are brave to pay high prices for player services.

Clubs in Saudi can only rely on money to attract the interest of players in Europe to want to move there, because all the clubs in Saudi are trying to make the League in Saudi more noticed so that older players Clubs in Saudi are also still buying them as long as the player still wants to play football while enjoying his career before retirement arrives. And for Lewandowski himself, maybe one day he will also move to Saudi if he still really wants money before he really retires from the world of football.

[Fuso.hp]

Al Nassr team players Cristiano Ronaldo and Sadio Mane, both of them are very friendly. And with these two players performing most offensively in the game, Al Nassr attack department is the strongest. But the defense department is not that strong, but you notice that Cristiano Ronaldo and Sadio Mane means that Al Nassr team cannot win from the day these two players stop playing. That's why I think Sadio Mane and Cristiano Ronaldo are important players in this club.

SPL is a very tough league and there's more handling responsibilities for these elite teams. Cristiano Ronaldo is an important player in Al Nassr but there's more to handle when it comes to big players. He's been opportune to reach top targets, Al Nasser attacking line is the strongest and still yet, they've failed to win the Saudi Pro League title and the King's Cup to their preeminent rival, Al Hilal. This is hurting for the Knights of Najd and they've been straight towards winnings.

When Cristiano Ronaldo joined the Saudi League from Europe, we predicted that he would reign alone in the Saudi League with the highest number of goals to his name. But the reality showed us something different, after Ronaldo left, we realized that Saudi league competitions are not that easy and here Ronaldo has to work a lot to score a goal. If only one team was strong then maybe Ronaldo would have scored more goals but every team like Ronaldo's team is very strong and for them the competition is so tough. Every team in the Saudi League buys players from European clubs at high prices every season because the teams are so strong. With the new transfer market open we will see a significant number of players joining the Saudi league from European clubs in this transfer market.

[Jody.Drummer]

When Cristiano Ronaldo joined the Saudi League from Europe, we predicted that he would reign alone in the Saudi League with the highest number of goals to his name. But the reality showed us something different, after Ronaldo left, we realized that Saudi league competitions are not that easy and here Ronaldo has to work a lot to score a goal. If only one team was strong then maybe Ronaldo would have scored more goals but every team like Ronaldo's team is very strong and for them the competition is so tough. Every team in the Saudi League buys players from European clubs at high prices every season because the teams are so strong. With the new transfer market open we will see a significant number of players joining the Saudi league from European clubs in this transfer market.

Actually, all leagues are not easy leagues for a player, it might look easy if we talk about clubs, like Ligue 1 with Paris Saint Germain for example, but for an individual it is not something easy at all. We can see that several previous players could be said to have failed when they were in easy leagues, that's if we look at them as individuals.

But for me, Ronaldo has been able to prove that he can play well at every club he plays for. At SPorting, which was his youth club, he played so well that he was seen by Manchester United and became a mainstay player at Manchester United, after that he went to Spain to play for Real Madrid, his achievements were extraordinary. He went to Italy to join Juventus, there he played well until he returned to Manchester United and was a little "unappreciated" there. Then he joined Al Nassr, making big contributions too.

[tusandii]

Obviously not all players will play for money, but almost all players will work with clubs that are willing to pay high prices. Lewandowski is currently not interested in moving to Saudi the player will stay at Barcelona until his contract ends and even then it does not rule out the possibility that he will go to Saudi, Saudi clubs also do not demand that their players go to their league, they want players who are willing to play there.

Many players are interested in going to Saudi pros do not rule out the possibility that in this transfer market there will be many surprises from Saudi clubs who will bring in great players from Europe to move there, because many players want their old age to be guaranteed by playing in Saudi, because the clubs there are brave to pay high prices for player services.

Clubs in Saudi can only rely on money to attract the interest of players in Europe to want to move there, because all the clubs in Saudi are trying to make the League in Saudi more noticed so that older players Clubs in Saudi are also still buying them as long as the player still wants to play football while enjoying his career before retirement arrives. And for Lewandowski himself, maybe one day he will also move to Saudi if he still really wants money before he really retires from the world of football.

Yes, but this is normal for the SPL, even other big leagues initially did the same thing as League 1, which has recruited several star players such as Neymar, Messi, etc.
The SPL did something similar in the hope of attracting great interest in football in Saudi Arabia and spending large amounts of money was not a problem because this had to be done for the future of the league which could become bigger and give confidence to European players not to assume trivial SPL.

Talking about Lewandowski between yes and no to join an SPL club because sometimes restrictions force a player not to want to join an SPL club, for example Lewandowski has a different religion and wants a big salary and also freedom, so maybe Lewandowski will prefer the offer from other leagues such as MLS, even though the offer was not as big as that given by the SPL, Lewandowski chose to have freedom in MLS.

[BitcoinHunt3r]

Yes, but this is normal for the SPL, even other big leagues initially did the same thing as League 1, which has recruited several star players such as Neymar, Messi, etc.
The SPL did something similar in the hope of attracting great interest in football in Saudi Arabia and spending large amounts of money was not a problem because this had to be done for the future of the league which could become bigger and give confidence to European players not to assume trivial SPL.

Talking about Lewandowski between yes and no to join an SPL club because sometimes restrictions force a player not to want to join an SPL club, for example Lewandowski has a different religion and wants a big salary and also freedom, so maybe Lewandowski will prefer the offer from other leagues such as MLS, even though the offer was not as big as that given by the SPL, Lewandowski chose to have freedom in MLS.

Haha that's a personal assumption while I'm not too sure about that reason, currently he is focused on playing with the national team and maybe after Euro 2024 he will make a decision whether to continue his career in Europa or leave Europa League. Apart from that, currently Lewandowski is also prone to injury so elite clubs are not interested in bringing him in except that teams from the Saudi Pro League might be interested because they have a different mission.

Currently Lewandowski market value is 15 million and I think the Saudi Pro League teams are not hampered by money, they always offer the highest. By the way, Lewandowski's contract will end next season, does that mean fans in this league will have to wait another year

[slapper]

Saudi teams are trying to attract players with money, which is the biggest power they have. Despite the high contract prices, they could not bring a coach like Mourinho to the team. Likewise, Lewandowski may not be there either. If Lewa wants to end his career in Europe, he can continue his career in Barcelona or another European team. The Saudi league is a competitive league but not every player can be convinced by money

Obviously not all players will play for money, but almost all players will work with clubs that are willing to pay high prices. Lewandowski is currently not interested in moving to Saudi the player will stay at Barcelona until his contract ends and even then it does not rule out the possibility that he will go to Saudi, Saudi clubs also do not demand that their players go to their league, they want players who are willing to play there.

Many players are interested in going to Saudi pros do not rule out the possibility that in this transfer market there will be many surprises from Saudi clubs who will bring in great players from Europe to move there, because many players want their old age to be guaranteed by playing in Saudi, because the clubs there are brave to pay high prices for player services.

These folks are getting paid while the Saudis are slinging about enormous sums of money. Can you really fault them? For the older guys in particular, it resembles a victory lap with a large salary

The issue is, though, is this league going to be legitimate? Or is it just a retirement home for washed-up stars? We'll see. It's too early to tell. It has the potential to be a huge hit or a total bust

Lewandowski? He's doing great at Barca right now, though. But, as they say, never say never. He might be lounging in a desert palace in a few years

[Blitzboy]

This is definitely a great addition, I think having a great goalkeeper will make it great, Ronaldo played with him too if I remember correctly so the chemistry hopefully would be a good one, I am sure they asked him before they made this sign, and he was probably happy about it.

Now they need better defense, if they could just spend a little bit more money and hire a few defenders then they are going to be quite great, they are not great at defense, and their midfield is decent too, their offense is great, they just need to get some centre backs for sure. That is not an easy thing because we are talking about a place that rarely has good enough players. VVD seems to be on the market, Liverpool looking to offload him, maybe they could get him if they offer a lot of money?

The defence now is a mess. Simply said, a weak backline makes it impossible to win titles. VVD, now he's a game-changer. Most excellent defender on the planet, perhaps ever. Will he, nevertheless, travel to Saudi Arabia? Liverpool might be willing to sell, but it'll cost a fortune.

Instead of throwing money at superstars, Al-Nassr should focus on developing their own talent. Build from within. Put money into the young Saudis. That is how you build a dynasty that lasts, not simply a passing fancy.

[tygeade]

We are going to see plenty more transfers for sure. The system that Saudi clubs have is not really a bad one, just go for as many free agents as possible, and since they are also old, you are not going to pay them more than what it would have cost to pay a team, because these days getting a star player may cost starting from 50, and could go up a lot more than that too. Instead, they get free players and end up paying about 20-30 a year for 5 years, which costs a lot true but doesn't really cost more than buying a player and paying a bit lower salary.

I think they are going to go with this more, and it is going to make the league even better. Every year there are new old stars nearing their contract, and every year they get some of them.

[Texac]

This is definitely a great addition, I think having a great goalkeeper will make it great, Ronaldo played with him too if I remember correctly so the chemistry hopefully would be a good one, I am sure they asked him before they made this sign, and he was probably happy about it.

Now they need better defense, if they could just spend a little bit more money and hire a few defenders then they are going to be quite great, they are not great at defense, and their midfield is decent too, their offense is great, they just need to get some centre backs for sure. That is not an easy thing because we are talking about a place that rarely has good enough players. VVD seems to be on the market, Liverpool looking to offload him, maybe they could get him if they offer a lot of money?

Is Virgil van Dijk actually leaving Liverpool? I did hear something like that before but I was not sure about it if it was actually authentic news or not. But if he is actually leaving, I think he still has the ability to perform well by playing in a big club in the Europe leagues. so I do not know if he will be very keen on joining any club from the Saudi League. My personal opinion is that he is only 32 years old. He still has a lot of good performance left in him to give to his club. Joining Al Nassr might be a waste of his talent if he does that so early in his career. But if he is going for money, it is definitely a good decision for him. He is probably not going to get the level of money that Al Nassr is going to give him from anywhere else.  But I still highly doubt that he will go to Al Nassr so early in his career.

[Leviathan.007]

Lewandowski to Saudi Arabia is getting more and more closer. The offer seems to be 70 million for Barcelona, which is a huge amount for them considering they are in big financial trouble already and if they manage to sell him then it would be quite good for them.

Plus, we are talking about a situation where it would benefit everyone quite a lot, Lewandowski is not doing that well. Moreover, I am hearing that Alisson is a possibility as well as Ederson, both did well for their clubs for a while now, but teams are looking for younger keepers, and these two could leave together and go at the same time, could be a good money for them as well. I would say it would be quite well because keepers could play as old as 40 years old, and they could make insane amount of money there until they no longer have an offer.

Barcelona on dilemma position right now with financial difficult facing and has opportunity for selling Robert Lewandowski to Saudi Pro League teams with higher offering fees transfer, but I doubt will Lewandowski leaving European team and joining with Saudi Arabia club because he has top level for staying with European clubs.
Some top players are opening negotiation and interested offering from Saudi Arabia club after Kevin De Bruyne, Allison and Ederson are welcome waiting which one most excited of Saudi Arabia club offering will give most expensive salary for them. Seems after Euro 2024 and Copa America many players will announce their future teams accept Saudi Arabia clubs or not.

Barcelona was not in this situation before but they paid too much money to the players they didn't have to pay them this much money.
Now because of the bad financial situation in Barcelona they are even about to lose some players they have like Lewandowski because they can get much more money in Saudi League and the Saudi teams abuse this situation in Barcelona.

Now players who are nearing the end of their careers are only joining Saudi clubs. You will notice that Cristiano Ronaldo, Sadio Mane, and Karim Benzema have all come to Saudi clubs and are performing well. These are some of the players and there are other players who have shown the most interest in Saudi clubs because of the high money. 
But as more advanced and experienced players join Saudi clubs, Saudi clubs and other players are also able to learn and gain experience. In this case, one of the reasons for the Barcelona team to lose their players is the financial crisis.

Karim Benzema's performance in the Saudi League was not as good as they were expecting to see from this player and he totally failed to have the performance they wanted to see from this player. The Al Ittihad fans saw him playing very well in Real Madrid with a perfect performance there and they were expecting to see the same Benzema while he failed to have the same good performance there. Considering the money Al Ittihad paid, they could have a much better player.
That's why there were some rumors about Benzema leaving Al Ittihad but Al Ittihad recently said they will keep this French superstar player there.

[SUPERSAIAN]

Karim Benzema's performance in the Saudi League was not as good as they were expecting to see from this player and he totally failed to have the performance they wanted to see from this player. The Al Ittihad fans saw him playing very well in Real Madrid with a perfect performance there and they were expecting to see the same Benzema while he failed to have the same good performance there. Considering the money Al Ittihad paid, they could have a much better player.
That's why there were some rumors about Benzema leaving Al Ittihad but Al Ittihad recently said they will keep this French superstar player there.

Teams in Saudi Arabia, such as Al-Ittihad Al-Nassr, have very high-level and popular players playing in their country. They got efficiency from some of them, some of them couldn't even play at all. I'm talking about Neymar. I think they may want to keep Karim Benzema at the club just for prestige reasons.

If they strengthen their midfield and add better players to the team next season, they can get better performance from Benzema. Just imagine, the team with Benzema finishing fifth in the league is a single failure that should not be blamed on such a successful player.