Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[mammusu]

I just saw a piece of weird news about one superstar player I was not expecting to see something like that from him.
Qadsiah is a team in Saudi Arabia they are not in the league for a long time and compared to teams like Al Hilal and Al Nassr, they don't have popularity in this country.
Now it seems Qadsiah wants to hire Nacho from Real Madrid. Qadsiah will pay him 10 per year which is a good amount of money to have this paler until 2026.

It would be quite strange if Nacho Fernandez accepted an offer from a Saudi Arabian club that is not very well known because it would cause the career he has built so far to sink because Al Qadsiah is not a strong club like Al Hilal, Al Nassr or Al Ittihad even though he is one of the big club players. in Europe it would be a shame if he chose to play with Al Qadsiah just because the club offered him a very high salary, indeed he is now approaching retirement age and perhaps what he is looking for is not another title but wants to play without pressure because playing with a big club also requires mentally strong.

Al Qadsiah next season will play in the Saudi League after 3 seasons they struggled in the 1st division to return to the Saudi Pro League again but I'm not sure they can last longer because their abilities are not on par with big clubs, for me they are at a club that is not very being strong will actually have greater challenges and pressure because we are forced to perform as well as possible, whereas being in an elite club has great players in it so the pressure is not that great, at least Nacho has to think again about his decision to join the underdog club.

I don't think it's strange, because maybe he sees the money he will get and he probably doesn't care about his career which won't last long. Actually, this is something that can bring about 2 possibilities. The first is that when he performs very well, he will be considered a player who improves the team's performance. But if he couldn't do anything, then everyone would think it was normal because he was on an unknown team.

Nacho Fernandez must have thought this through very carefully if he accepted an offer from a team which, to be honest, I've only just heard about. He must have also considered whether he really went to Al Qadsiah. He is 34 years old now, which means it won't be long before he may decide to retire from football. And before he decides to retire, he wants to earn a high salary. In fact, this is something we often see players doing.

[Hirose UK]

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It would be quite strange if Nacho Fernandez accepted an offer from a Saudi Arabian club that is not very well known because it would cause the career he has built so far to sink because Al Qadsiah is not a strong club like Al Hilal, Al Nassr or Al Ittihad even though he is one of the big club players. in Europe it would be a shame if he chose to play with Al Qadsiah just because the club offered him a very high salary, indeed he is now approaching retirement age and perhaps what he is looking for is not another title but wants to play without pressure because playing with a big club also requires mentally strong.

Al Qadsiah next season will play in the Saudi League after 3 seasons they struggled in the 1st division to return to the Saudi Pro League again but I'm not sure they can last longer because their abilities are not on par with big clubs, for me they are at a club that is not very being strong will actually have greater challenges and pressure because we are forced to perform as well as possible, whereas being in an elite club has great players in it so the pressure is not that great, at least Nacho has to think again about his decision to join the underdog club.

I don't think it's strange, because maybe he sees the money he will get and he probably doesn't care about his career which won't last long. Actually, this is something that can bring about 2 possibilities. The first is that when he performs very well, he will be considered a player who improves the team's performance. But if he couldn't do anything, then everyone would think it was normal because he was on an unknown team.

Nacho Fernandez must have thought this through very carefully if he accepted an offer from a team which, to be honest, I've only just heard about. He must have also considered whether he really went to Al Qadsiah. He is 34 years old now, which means it won't be long before he may decide to retire from football. And before he decides to retire, he wants to earn a high salary. In fact, this is something we often see players doing.

Agree with you, Nacho Fernandez is not young anymore and he has won many titles with Real Madrid because Nacho Fernandez is Real Madrid legend at the moment because he had good career and grew up there.
Maybe the final point of desire is to make as much money as possible in the last few years and be able to enjoy retirement with the money that has been collected.
There are several Real Madrid players who have decided to go to Saudi and they are great players who have previously contributed lot to Real Madrid success every season, now he just needs to enjoy playing for big money even with an unpopular team.

For example, Benzema plays for Al Ittihad but he doesn't get title and his playing performance has decreased, but basically he gets large salary and this is the main goal of every player going to Saudi.
I also believe that Nacho Fernandez must have considered it and he will make decision that he considers right.

[bering]

Al-Qadsiah and Al-Ittihad are currently competing to get the services of Real Madrid captain Nacho Fernandez. On the other hand, Al-Qadsiah offered a 2 year contract for Nacho Fernandez after knowing that Al-Ittihad was getting closer to an agreement and I think here Al-Ittihad only needs to increase their salary offer if they want to win the competition to get him.

Literally, Al-Ittihad is bigger and better than Al-Qadsiah and I think Nacho Fernandez knows where he is going. Moreover, there is his former teammate at Real Madrid, namely Benzema, so the connection will be easier. On the other hand, the depth of Al-Ittihad's squad is much more adequate so there is no other reason for him not to join Al-Ittihad.

Despite all that, Nacho Fernandez will still be thinking about his decision with Real Madrid as he is still likely to stay rather than leave this summer.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1804401683939647586

Wow, I just heard about Al-Qadsiah who are also interested in bringing in European players, are they the first club in Saudi Pro that is not owned by the Saudi government that wants to bring in European players? as we know Al-Nassr, Al-Hilal and 3 other clubs are owned by the Saudi government, of course it is not surprising that they have a budget and now Al-Qadsiah comes as a new competitor    obviously it is interesting to increase competition in this league and avoid monopoly.

Al-Qadsiah last season was playing at First Division League in Saudi Arabia and they spend 3 years to playing at there before got promote this season to Saudi Pro League as First Division champion status and so far there was no exact information regarding the history of this team but probably this club is not owned by Saudi Arabia government and according to their history Al-Qadsiah was never gets Saudi Pro League trophy and their highest achievement is only when they can able to gets King Cup trophy on season 1991-1992 and since that year Al-Qadsiah was never again to gets the trophies from major competition

I have to says Al-Qadsiah can be categorized as mediocre team in Saudi Pro League because just like i said above they haven't good achievement during their participant on Saudi Pro League and a bit surprised why Nacho is decide to accept their offers because previously i thought Nacho will went to Al Nassr and for star player Al-Qadsiah has Mbaye Diagne and he is a player who comes from Senegal and he also as the top scorer of Al-Qadsiah for this season

[Solokan]

I just saw a piece of weird news about one superstar player I was not expecting to see something like that from him.
Qadsiah is a team in Saudi Arabia they are not in the league for a long time and compared to teams like Al Hilal and Al Nassr, they don't have popularity in this country.
Now it seems Qadsiah wants to hire Nacho from Real Madrid. Qadsiah will pay him 10 per year which is a good amount of money to have this paler until 2026.

The problem of Nacho going to the SPL, of course, this has pros and cons. It would be a shame if Nacho would leave Real Madrid because currently Real Madrid is in good form and of course has a bright future because Mbappe has now joined Real Madrid. Of course this adds to the strength of the Real Madrid squad and of course the future of Real Madrid is very bright.

indeed Al-qadsiah is not as great as Al-hilal, Al-nassr, Ittihad but in my opinion Nacho certainly has a strong reason why he will join Al-qadsiah but of course if Nacho joins Al-qadsiah of course Al-qadsiah's name will increase in terms of popularity.

Yes, it could be that age or money is the reason why Nacho wants to join Al-Qadsiah because at his current age he will definitely be more focused on money because of course in the season that just ended he and his friends won many trophies. Yes, maybe he wants to follow in Cristiano Ronaldo's footsteps which will certainly make the SPL even more exciting. but now let's just look at Nacho who will definitely defend for Al-Qadsiah I personally hope he always performs well when defending Al-Qadsiah.

[rendravolt]

Al-Qadsiah and Al-Ittihad are currently competing to get the services of Real Madrid captain Nacho Fernandez. On the other hand, Al-Qadsiah offered a 2 year contract for Nacho Fernandez after knowing that Al-Ittihad was getting closer to an agreement and I think here Al-Ittihad only needs to increase their salary offer if they want to win the competition to get him.

Literally, Al-Ittihad is bigger and better than Al-Qadsiah and I think Nacho Fernandez knows where he is going. Moreover, there is his former teammate at Real Madrid, namely Benzema, so the connection will be easier. On the other hand, the depth of Al-Ittihad's squad is much more adequate so there is no other reason for him not to join Al-Ittihad.

Despite all that, Nacho Fernandez will still be thinking about his decision with Real Madrid as he is still likely to stay rather than leave this summer.

Source: https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1804401683939647586

Wow, I just heard about Al-Qadsiah who are also interested in bringing in European players, are they the first club in Saudi Pro that is not owned by the Saudi government that wants to bring in European players? as we know Al-Nassr, Al-Hilal and 3 other clubs are owned by the Saudi government, of course it is not surprising that they have a budget and now Al-Qadsiah comes as a new competitor    obviously it is interesting to increase competition in this league and avoid monopoly.

It seems that Al-Qadsiah is not part of the Saudi government circle and they are certainly supported by several investors so they can recruit European players and I think they have that power considering they are a Middle Eastern club. Moreover, when promotion to the Saudi League has been confirmed, of course they want greater prestige and that is an opportunity to bring in European players to make their team even more famous.

The deal with Nacho Fernandez is locked and he will be an Al-Qadsiah player next season. Maybe I have a feeling why Nacho Fernandez didn't choose Al-Ittihad because the atmosphere there was not good and reflecting on his former teammate, Benzema, it seems like he didn't want to be caught in the same problem so he chose Al-Qadsiah over Al-Ittihad and it was the right decision.

[Jody.Drummer]

I heard that one of Manchester United's defensive midfielders is leaving and has received several offers from Saudi Pro League clubs. That is Casemiro, one of the midfielders who has a good appearance. However, there is no news that can really be confirmed about which club he is listening to, but what is clear is that the offer has been received. Will it be Al Nassr?

It also makes sense for Al Nassr to target Casemiro for them, because their problem this season is in defense and maybe with the arrival of a spartan defensive midfielder who can cut off the opponent's ball flow, they will be able to defend even better. If he joins Al Nassr, then he will again play with his teammate when he played at Real Madrid and also when he played at Manchester United, Ronaldo. But we'll see who ends up getting the signature of this Brazilian player.

[slapper]

I just saw a piece of weird news about one superstar player I was not expecting to see something like that from him.
Qadsiah is a team in Saudi Arabia they are not in the league for a long time and compared to teams like Al Hilal and Al Nassr, they don't have popularity in this country.
Now it seems Qadsiah wants to hire Nacho from Real Madrid. Qadsiah will pay him 10 per year which is a good amount of money to have this paler until 2026.

It would be quite strange if Nacho Fernandez accepted an offer from a Saudi Arabian club that is not very well known because it would cause the career he has built so far to sink because Al Qadsiah is not a strong club like Al Hilal, Al Nassr or Al Ittihad even though he is one of the big club players. in Europe it would be a shame if he chose to play with Al Qadsiah just because the club offered him a very high salary, indeed he is now approaching retirement age and perhaps what he is looking for is not another title but wants to play without pressure because playing with a big club also requires mentally strong.

Al Qadsiah next season will play in the Saudi League after 3 seasons they struggled in the 1st division to return to the Saudi Pro League again but I'm not sure they can last longer because their abilities are not on par with big clubs, for me they are at a club that is not very being strong will actually have greater challenges and pressure because we are forced to perform as well as possible, whereas being in an elite club has great players in it so the pressure is not that great, at least Nacho has to think again about his decision to join the underdog club.

It looks like Nacho is leaving the Bernabéu for the Saudi desert. He's a star at Real Madrid and has won every award there is.

You know what I think? Nacho has likely seen that Al Qadsiah has Michel in charge, who is also a Madrid fan. It could be a fun get-together to talk about the good old days at the Bernabéu. Don't fool yourself; that 10 million euro pay isn't bad either. If I said that wouldn't tempt me, I'd be lying

For real, though, I believe Nacho sees great things in the Saudi Pro League. It's expanding really quickly, and guys with his level of knowledge and trophies can really help make the game better there. Also, everyone loves a good story about an underdog. Nacho and Michel might be able to make Al Qadsiah a big deal

[hyudien]

Agree with you, Nacho Fernandez is not young anymore and he has won many titles with Real Madrid because Nacho Fernandez is Real Madrid legend at the moment because he had good career and grew up there.
Maybe the final point of desire is to make as much money as possible in the last few years and be able to enjoy retirement with the money that has been collected.
There are several Real Madrid players who have decided to go to Saudi and they are great players who have previously contributed lot to Real Madrid success every season, now he just needs to enjoy playing for big money even with an unpopular team.

For example, Benzema plays for Al Ittihad but he doesn't get title and his playing performance has decreased, but basically he gets large salary and this is the main goal of every player going to Saudi.
I also believe that Nacho Fernandez must have considered it and he will make decision that he considers right.

Even at his current age, one of his teammates has decided to retire from football, namely Toni Kroos, even though his performance is still very good. Maybe as a player, if Nacho retires at the age of 40 then he will have at least 5/6 more years to play, that is the age that is the highest calculation and in fact we don't know what number he wants to retire when he reaches the end.
He has won all the titles during his time with Real Madrid, so there is actually no burden for him to now focus on the income he will get in a team. He is actually just enjoying the rest of his career now with the success he achieved with Real Madrid and one of them is going to a less competitive league.
However, now it is just a rumor and there is no certainty whether he will really leave or whether he received an offer from another team which he finally accepted. but even if he goes to the SPL, it's not a problem.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Every club in the Saudi League has strengthened their teams in such a way that it is difficult to distinguish between the big teams and the smaller teams. Ronaldo and Nasser play for the club and some other star players have joined the Al Nasser club so we consider this club as a strong club but outside of that there are clubs like Al Hilal and Etihad who have been performing very well. No match for Al Nasser is easy, every match requires a lot of hard work and proper planning to win. One season Al Nasser is the champion, another season Al Ittihad is the champion and another season Al Hilal is the champion, so there is still competition in this league and that is definitely a good thing.

For me this league comes down to when AL NASSR manages to beat Al Hilal well in all the matches they can be crowned champions, in the meantime no, and clearly despite having Mane and CR7 they have not been able to win, and this seems so Impressive to me because they have all the conditions, I don't know, but I don't see any errors in the team's management, personally I think CR7 should try harder, apart from that they are Watching him to see if he can perform so that he can be part of the team in the 2026 World Cup in the USA, so now he should train harder than ever and continue encouraging his team, I think they are close, they just have to give it their all.

[Awak Bambi]

Every club in the Saudi League has strengthened their teams in such a way that it is difficult to distinguish between the big teams and the smaller teams. Ronaldo and Nasser play for the club and some other star players have joined the Al Nasser club so we consider this club as a strong club but outside of that there are clubs like Al Hilal and Etihad who have been performing very well. No match for Al Nasser is easy, every match requires a lot of hard work and proper planning to win. One season Al Nasser is the champion, another season Al Ittihad is the champion and another season Al Hilal is the champion, so there is still competition in this league and that is definitely a good thing.

For me this league comes down to when AL NASSR manages to beat Al Hilal well in all the matches they can be crowned champions, in the meantime no, and clearly despite having Mane and CR7 they have not been able to win, and this seems so Impressive to me because they have all the conditions, I don't know, but I don't see any errors in the team's management, personally I think CR7 should try harder, apart from that they are Watching him to see if he can perform so that he can be part of the team in the 2026 World Cup in the USA, so now he should train harder than ever and continue encouraging his team, I think they are close, they just have to give it their all.

C. Ronaldo has worked hard this season with Al Nassr he has given his best for the club, no one can be blamed because they failed to kill Al Hilal this season, because everyone is aware that Al Hilal is a strong club in Saudi they have conquered it in in Saudi, so it won't be easy to beat them, but for Al Nassr themselves they have to bring new performance to the squad for next season so that their journey to conquer the Saudi Pro is successful.

[Docnaster]

Every club in the Saudi League has strengthened their teams in such a way that it is difficult to distinguish between the big teams and the smaller teams. Ronaldo and Nasser play for the club and some other star players have joined the Al Nasser club so we consider this club as a strong club but outside of that there are clubs like Al Hilal and Etihad who have been performing very well. No match for Al Nasser is easy, every match requires a lot of hard work and proper planning to win. One season Al Nasser is the champion, another season Al Ittihad is the champion and another season Al Hilal is the champion, so there is still competition in this league and that is definitely a good thing.

For me this league comes down to when AL NASSR manages to beat Al Hilal well in all the matches they can be crowned champions, in the meantime no, and clearly despite having Mane and CR7 they have not been able to win, and this seems so Impressive to me because they have all the conditions, I don't know, but I don't see any errors in the team's management, personally I think CR7 should try harder, apart from that they are Watching him to see if he can perform so that he can be part of the team in the 2026 World Cup in the USA, so now he should train harder than ever and continue encouraging his team, I think they are close, they just have to give it their all.

Al Nassr's failure to win any trophy in the just concluded league wasn't because they weren't good enough to win a trophy or because they do not have players that are strong enough to help them win trophies but because they had a better team in Saudi Pro League which was Al Hilal. In the just concluded season the two clubs met in five different times and none of the games did Al Nassr get a win. Al Hilal have proven to be the strongest rival of Al Nassr in the Saudi Pro League and any other domestic competition and now that the season is over, I expect the manager of Al Nassr alongside his technical team to go back to the drawing board and try fish out the reasons why they were always beaten by Al Hilal so they can improve their style of play.
For Al Nassr, they have two football global superstars in Cristiano Ronaldo and Sadio Mane but their presence in the team weren't enough to stop Al Hilal from beating them the many times they did last season. There must be a way to end that jinx and now that the the new season is yet to kick off is the best time if you ask me.

[rahmad2nd]

Al-Qadsiah last season was playing at First Division League in Saudi Arabia and they spend 3 years to playing at there before got promote this season to Saudi Pro League as First Division champion status and so far there was no exact information regarding the history of this team but probably this club is not owned by Saudi Arabia government and according to their history Al-Qadsiah was never gets Saudi Pro League trophy and their highest achievement is only when they can able to gets King Cup trophy on season 1991-1992 and since that year Al-Qadsiah was never again to gets the trophies from major competition

I have to says Al-Qadsiah can be categorized as mediocre team in Saudi Pro League because just like i said above they haven't good achievement during their participant on Saudi Pro League and a bit surprised why Nacho is decide to accept their offers because previously i thought Nacho will went to Al Nassr and for star player Al-Qadsiah has Mbaye Diagne and he is a player who comes from Senegal and he also as the top scorer of Al-Qadsiah for this season

After I tried to research Al-Qadsiah, this club is still under a company funded by the kingdom of Saudi Arabia. I also saw from Wiki that Al-Qadsiah is owned by Aracom, which operates a petroleum refinery company. so you can be sure that this club also has very healthy financial funds and is no less than other clubs acquired by PIF, please correct me if the source I refer to is not correct. however, if this is true, it could mean that Al-Qadsiah will join in their competition with other elite clubs next season. with the finances they have, that's why Al-Qadsiah was able to bring this defender from Real Madrid to the Saudi Pro League.

Currently, it is true that Al-Qadsiah is a mediocre team, especially since previously Al-Qadsiah only competed in the main division. Well, interestingly, when they entered the Saudi Pro League, the club immediately brought in Nacho Fernandez. In fact, I didn't follow developments surrounding Nacho when Al-Qadsiah wanted to use his services. It can be assumed that Qadsiah will increase the level of his team's squad by bringing in several newcomers from the European League. Maybe this is what made Nacho sign a contract with Qadsiah, despite Nacho Fernandez's age, which is no longer young. We'll see to what extent Al-Qadsiah will bring in new arrivals, especially former top European players. or, Qadsiah only intends to bring in Nacho Fernandez as their target. let's just wait, after all the Saudi Pro League is scheduled for longer than the top European leagues.

[Nheer]

I heard that one of Manchester United's defensive midfielders is leaving and has received several offers from Saudi Pro League clubs. That is Casemiro, one of the midfielders who has a good appearance. However, there is no news that can really be confirmed about which club he is listening to, but what is clear is that the offer has been received. Will it be Al Nassr?

It’s obvious that United is not the right team for him at his age because everything he seems to do doesn’t matter since the team is not at their best right now, they are struggling to find a consistent performance and he is not really appreciated much so seeking a move out will be at his favor. The best thing to do right now is to join other players in Saudi league or better still he can reunite with his former Madrid and Manchester United teammate Cristiano Ronaldo in Al Nassr. Al Nassr seem to interested in him and are looking to reunite them once more, if that happens it will be good move for both the club and the players because it will improve the team’s defensive performance that they struggled throughout last season.

[bitgolden]

I feel like Saudi league should also start to look for younger players as well. I am not saying 23 years old or something, that may not be possible, I mean no matter how much money they pay, they can't get someone like Cole Palmer for example, yeah that is not going to happen.

However, they do not have to look for players who are 30+ years old all the time, I think it could be like 27 years old at minimum, but like until 30 as well. Right now, I keep hearing names that are 35 or more as well, like Lewandowski is a talking point now, I am sorry but while he is awesome and if they can then they should get him, but why keep going for those? They are offering so much money, they should look for players who are younger and pay them instead.

[Blitzboy]

I just saw a piece of weird news about one superstar player I was not expecting to see something like that from him.
Qadsiah is a team in Saudi Arabia they are not in the league for a long time and compared to teams like Al Hilal and Al Nassr, they don't have popularity in this country.
Now it seems Qadsiah wants to hire Nacho from Real Madrid. Qadsiah will pay him 10 per year which is a good amount of money to have this paler until 2026.

 

It may be the most surprising transfer news of the year! Qadsiah to Nacho? Who knew? You know what? Somewhat excited about this. Nacho and the Saudi Pro League may benefit.

Nacho is an experienced winner. He might help Qadsiah, who are still finding their footing in the top flight, with his expertise and leadership. The money incentive is a huge benefit for a retiring player. The Saudi Pro League made a big statement with this signing. It indicates they're not just for veteran superstars looking for a payout. They're recruiting premier players who can make an impact. What Nacho can do in this new setting excites me!

[Marvell1]

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Star players are only to help the team as a whole, but if you say that just having one star player is not enough to bring them to the championship, I don't agree with this. The reason is that in a team, it is not just the star players who are the factors that lead them to achieve success, but more than that, one of them is excellent teamwork from all positions. If that can be done, then even without star players I think they will be able to become champions.
Will having lots of star players guarantee you will be champions? I don't think so, many star-studded teams have failed to become champions, we can see that in mainland Europe. So in my opinion the most important thing is teamwork, it's useless if you have lots of star players but in terms of game they can't work together well. This is not an individual game, this is a team game, so teamwork is more required, and star players are only an added value.

That’s what I just said. What I wanted to say is having one important or star player in the team is not going to be enough if he is unable to have good chemistry with other players and the other players also fail to understand what he wants to do. that’s probably something along the lines of what happened with Benzema in the Saudi pro league. People also should not forget that he was infamous for missing very easy chances when he was in Real Madrid. And the season in which he was able to win the Ballon d’Or, I will say he was pretty lucky. But the "Ramadan Benzema" was truly incredible though. It was like the more he was fasting, the more he was able to perform well. Anyway back to the present. I don't think he will ever be able to replicate the performance that he had with Real Madrid in that season. Doesn’t matter in which league he is playing.

[Smartvirus]

That’s what I just said. What I wanted to say is having one important or star player in the team is not going to be enough if he is unable to have good chemistry with other players and the other players also fail to understand what he wants to do. that’s probably something along the lines of what happened with Benzema in the Saudi pro league. People also should not forget that he was infamous for missing very easy chances when he was in Real Madrid. And the season in which he was able to win the Ballon d’Or, I will say he was pretty lucky.

When you’re a star man and you’re playing with some other average guys, one of the two either happens. You either become the very best or you flop. It’s like a psychological thing where your brain works to level you along with the other guys as you don’t feel threatened or you’re not in so much competition.
With that been said, being one man in the sea of others doesn’t always help much, even when you’ve got a couple of other guys for support. Even Al Nasr with the likes of Sadio, Ronaldo and a couple of other elite guys couldn’t win the kings trophy. You would expect them to win it easily but no, that didn’t happen. They went ahead to win on their individual brilliance but not the trophy. The psychology games on you!

One thing is admirable though, the Saudi league is gradually coming to be and you’ve got one guy to thank for it, Ronaldo.

[TelolettOm]

I heard that one of Manchester United's defensive midfielders is leaving and has received several offers from Saudi Pro League clubs. That is Casemiro, one of the midfielders who has a good appearance. However, there is no news that can really be confirmed about which club he is listening to, but what is clear is that the offer has been received. Will it be Al Nassr?

It also makes sense for Al Nassr to target Casemiro for them, because their problem this season is in defense and maybe with the arrival of a spartan defensive midfielder who can cut off the opponent's ball flow, they will be able to defend even better. If he joins Al Nassr, then he will again play with his teammate when he played at Real Madrid and also when he played at Manchester United, Ronaldo. But we'll see who ends up getting the signature of this Brazilian player.

This rumor has been spreading for weeks but there is no clear progress. Casemiro will be a perfect player for AL Nassr, he will play together with Ronaldo. Ronaldo already asked to Al Nassr to sign Casemiro. If he becomes the player of Al Nassr, no doubt AL Nassr will have a stronger midfield line. However, I don't see any statement from Casemiro whether he is interested to join AL Nassr or not.



Source: metro.co.uk

Yes, AL Nassr has a problem with their defense. Casemiro is the defensive midfielder, he will be helpful for AL Nassr defense. I really hope Al Nassr management is really serious to negotiate with Casemiro because he is proven as a great midfielder both in Real Madrid and in Man United. He is also still in a good performance, so it will be very amazing if he can join Al Nassr for the next season.

[Solokan]

I feel like Saudi league should also start to look for younger players as well. I am not saying 23 years old or something, that may not be possible, I mean no matter how much money they pay, they can't get someone like Cole Palmer for example, yeah that is not going to happen.

However, they do not have to look for players who are 30+ years old all the time, I think it could be like 27 years old at minimum, but like until 30 as well. Right now, I keep hearing names that are 35 or more as well, like Lewandowski is a talking point now, I am sorry but while he is awesome and if they can then they should get him, but why keep going for those? They are offering so much money, they should look for players who are younger and pay them instead.

Yes, it would be more exciting if SPL looked for young players who were less than 30 years old so that SPL's name could become even better. And in fact, recently the ones bought by Saudi Arabian clubs have always been those above 30. but of course by buying players over the age of 30 it can be said to be successful because now the name of the SPL is becoming increasingly famous and also like the latest one where Nacho will join Al-Qadsiah which of course he is over the age of 30 but yes of course his presence is certainly very good and of course hopefully the club Arabs were able to bring in young players after Nacho joined Al-Qadsiah.

In my opinion, maybe this is a good start for the SPL because of course the SPL can gradually buy young players and to be honest, I personally also hope that Saudi Arabian clubs will buy young players. Yes, if for example a young player like Cole Palmer is bought, it will certainly make the SPL better because there is a balance between the SPL players.

[rendravolt]

Source: https://x.com/marca/status/1805202229709705242

One by one Real Madrid players left this summer after Nacho previously joined Al-Qadsiah, now it is Joselu's turn to follow him to the Saudi league. Joselu will not stay at Real Madrid even though management is willing to redeem his 1.5 million clause from Espanyol and it seems he feels happy after winning various titles with Real Madrid in one season.

On the other hand, I think it was the right decision from Joselu because his place at Real Madrid has been shifted by the arrival of several talented young players such as Mbappe and Endrick so if he stays he won't get the chance to play. So his decision to go to the Saudi league and earn more money was absolutely right. However, it is not yet clear which team will get the contract later.

So, which team will get Joselu? In my opinion, it might be Al-Ittihad considering that Benzema has been unreliable so far.