Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[Hirose UK]

Al Nassr offered a 3-year contract and Casemiro accepted it. It seems that he will leave football in the Saudi Arabian league. One of the things that will strengthen Casemiro's hand is that he will play in the same team with Cristiano Ronaldo. Casemiro is an excellent midfielder and I think he can be successful in the SPL.

From what I have seen previously, it shows that Casemiro still wants to stay and play with Manchester United until next season, there are indeed many offers made to Casemiro, including Al Nassr, but there is no certainty.
Recently I saw that there was an opportunity for Casemiro to leave Manchester United even though he wanted to stay, several SPL team seemed quite interested in making him release offer at high price and apart from that, there was an agreement and sales effort being made by Manchester United.
This summer, Manchester United needs additional money to be able to additionally bring in several players, as I said before, Manchester United will need lot of finances right now.
In recent times there has been quite lot of debate about Casemiro departure because initially the desire to leave was Casemiro own desire because he was not included in the main squad for the FA Cup match but after some time there was change.
Casemiro decided to change his mind and still wanted to stay, this was one of the debates, on the other hand Manchester United also needed money and put Casemiro on the selling list.

[tusandii]

Morata is a player to go into Arabia Saudi League he is gonna score a lot of goals surely, he tends to play in a way where this league can suit him in the perfect way, plus for sure Atletico Madrid is gonna be interested in sell him for a good ammount of money.

Yes, Morata is a good player as a striker and there is no doubt that he will definitely be successful in the Saudi Pro, especially considering the advantages he can get in Saudi, of course he will be interested in moving there and of course ATL. Madrid will sell him for a high price, but if it all works out then there is no doubt this player of Spanish descent will make himself a goalscorer in the Saudi Pro, because his skill in finding the back of the opponent's goal is second to none I'm in doubt, so I think he'll be comfortable scoring at the Saudi Pro.

The Saudi league has no strong competition while Morata already has a lot of experience competing with the strongest clubs in Europe and if he joins the Saudi Arab club, I believe he will be the most scoring player and compete with Ronaldo and also Mitrović.
His talent has never been doubted in history he has always been able to give an attractive appearance with the talent he has and the Saudi Arab competition would be more attractive if it were true to accept an offer from the SPL club.
Atletico Madrid will definitely not hold him again because the offer from the SPL is always of high value and this is also an opportunity for Morata to earn a higher salary and enjoy the game before he later decides to retire.

[rendravolt]

Reporting from Fabrizio Romano, Fenerbahce have reached agreement deal for signing Al Ahli former Allan Saint-Maximin with loan, there are not including permanent contract and the players have decreasing his salary received with Al Ahli.
Jose Mourinho become one reason the interested of Allan Saint-Maximin reach agreement leaving Saudi Pro League competition return back to Europe although he can return back to Al Ahli behind his clause as loan only.

Its little sad for Al Ahli fans because Allan Saint-Maximin have appearance around 90% in this season by playing 30 of 34 matches in domestic league by contributing 4 goals and made 9 assists. But not close interested of Saudi Pro League competition after some top players have perform well in Euro 2024 such as Nacho have reach agreement deal for playing with Saudi Arabia club.


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It feels like it's only been one season in the Saudi pro league but Saint Maximin feels like he doesn't feel at home anymore and I think this decision came from his own awareness. How could it not be, because he came here at a fairly young age and was only interested in the large amount of money offered by Al-Ahli. Maybe now he realizes that this is a waste of his abilities, but unfortunately it will be very difficult for him to get into Europe's top five leagues. Even so, Fenerbahce is not bad and at least he can still have a career in Europe.


On the other hand, it seems that this transfer is quite related to rumors that Sterling will be a replacement for Saint Maximin and Al-Ahli expressed his interest in the Chelsea winger. We know that Sterling is finished and cannot compete with the players in the EPL and maybe it is time for him to leave. It wouldn't be too bad for Sterling if he accepted an offer from Al-Ahli and there he would of course just have to live a peaceful life. His performance has also fallen and that is why Sterling is one of the players Chelsea will sell before his contract ends.

Source: https://www.football.london/chelsea-fc/transfer-news/raheem-sterling-transfer-could-gift-29513224

[slapper]

Source Kepa Arrizabalaga-Al Ittihad

Al Ittihad seems interested in recruiting the Chelsea goalkeeper who was loaned to Real Madrid last season and he performed well there. Real Madrid has sent him home, meaning the club has no intention of making him permanent. Apart from that, even if he returns he no longer has a place at Chelsea because the club already has Robert Sánchez, who was just recruited by Chelsea last season and will be the main goalkeeper so there is no better option than accepting an offer from Al Ittihad besides that there is no clubs who are rumored to be interested in him.

Everything about Kepa is so messy. Right, Real Madrid had him? They're not biting after his stellar season. "Yeah, I might stick around, maybe not." says Lunin. Kepa returns to Chelsea, where Sanchez is sitting in the starting lineup. Getting the shaft is like being the top striker in a goalie-filled squad

Well, the Saudi Pro League is like that rich friend who always buys the next round. By pursuing Kepa, they're making a statement. "Yo, we want the big names, not just the old dudes looking for a final paycheck," they say. These talents make Kepa marketable and ideal. Seriously, it's a chess move, not a transfer. Win-win scenario

[Gallar]

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Currently Alvaro Morata is still focus to defend Spain on Euro Cup and he is the captain of this National Team and few days ago Alvaro Morata can bringing Spain to advances to the quarterfinal and recently i found one interesting news about him because promotion team Al-Qadsiah was attempts to gets Alvaro Morata from Atletico Madrid even some of Spain media has been says he was very close to moved to Al-Qadsiah especially Alvaro Morata has cheap release clause price only 15 million and it's not hard to Al-Qadsiah to pay on that price if Alvaro Morata is really interested to moved to this team and if this news is true then Alvaro Morata is became an second player who bought by Al-Qadsiah and previously we all know this team was successfully to bought Nacho from Real Madrid

Yes, it is not surprising that Al Qadsiah is very interested in Morata, because he is a player who still has good performance, but has a price that can be said to be cheap. However, to be honest, I have a little doubt that Morata will want to join Al Qadsiah, because currently his performance is very good with Spain which will definitely remain Atletico Madrid's mainstay. Because Morata is still under contract with Atletico Madrid until 2026.
So we can be sure that Al Qadsiah's hopes of bringing in Morata will definitely be hampered a bit because of this. Unless, for example, Morata really doesn't want to be at Atletico Madrid anymore, he will definitely choose the big money offer from Al Qadsiah. However, until now there has been no definite news regarding Morata's career, everything is still just rumors. So basically we can't draw a clear conclusion yet.

However, it would be very interesting if, for example, Morata joined Al Qadsiah, because if he joined Al Qadsiah then it is certain that the Saudi Arabian League will be even more interesting and competitive. Apart from that, if for example Al Qadsiah succeeds in bringing in Morata and recruits several more players from Europe, perhaps Al Qadsiah will become a very strong rival for the big teams in the Saudi Arabian league. The reason is, currently in Al Qadsiah's defender position there is already Nacho. However, it looks like it will be a little difficult for Al Qadsiah to bring in players from top European clubs. The reason is, big clubs in Europe are currently competing to get players who really have good quality. So Al Qadsiah definitely has to fight harder to get top players from Europe.

[Fuso.hp]

Going by the buzz in the transfer market, we can assume that quite a few players are going to come to the Saudi League in this transfer window as well. Several players have not signed an agreement with the clubs and there are no good offers from the European clubs for those players, but if there are good offers for those players from the Saudi League, then surely those players will come to the Saudi League without retiring. We have a perception that only older players move to Saudi Arabia but there are many middle-aged players who have moved to Saudi Arabia in the middle of their careers. Saudi Arabia has now improved their football league a lot and each team is now competing hard with each other which is why the players are more attracted to this league.

[Slow death]

Morata is a player to go into Arabia Saudi League he is gonna score a lot of goals surely, he tends to play in a way where this league can suit him in the perfect way, plus for sure Atletico Madrid is gonna be interested in sell him for a good ammount of money.

I can't find any news saying that he will go to the Saudi league, from what I see here

https://www.transfermarkt.pt/alvaro-morata/profil/spieler/128223

He has a contract with Atletico Madrid until 06/30/2026, that's 2 seasons. Another important point is that Atlético Madrid still needs him because looking at Atletico's attack from last season, it was clear that Alvaro Morata helped the team a lot, he played 32 games, scored 15 goals, made 4 assists, which shows how to have A striker like him at Atletico is still very important, he is also 31 years old, it doesn't make much sense to leave Atletico to go to a Saudi team where at most he will have a 3-year contract and then retire, the right thing would be for him to stay at Atlético until 2026 and after 2026 at the age of 33, he will go to the Saudi league to retire. this is my opinion

On the other hand, it seems that this transfer is quite related to rumors that Sterling will be a replacement for Saint Maximin and Al-Ahli expressed his interest in the Chelsea winger. We know that Sterling is finished and cannot compete with the players in the EPL and maybe it is time for him to leave. It wouldn't be too bad for Sterling if he accepted an offer from Al-Ahli and there he would of course just have to live a peaceful life. His performance has also fallen and that is why Sterling is one of the players Chelsea will sell before his contract ends.

Source: https://www.football.london/chelsea-fc/transfer-news/raheem-sterling-transfer-could-gift-29513224

I see Raheem Sterling as being a good player and he has a contract with Chelsea until 30/06/2027, last season he had an acceptable performance, he played 31 games, 8 goals, 4 assists. Looking at Chelsea which is a disaster of a team, it still needs to be improved, I think that the performance that Raheem Sterling had last season is very acceptable, and it doesn't make sense in my opinion that he is 29 years old and that performance is good I left Chelsea to go play in the Saudi league knowing that I would have a maximum 3-year contract and after that it would be difficult for me to return to a big European team. In my opinion he should stay at Chelsea and improve at Chelsea. when he is 33 to 34 years old he could go to Saudi league and then he would retire

[Arenga pinnata]

Morata is a player to go into Arabia Saudi League he is gonna score a lot of goals surely, he tends to play in a way where this league can suit him in the perfect way, plus for sure Atletico Madrid is gonna be interested in sell him for a good ammount of money.

Yes, Morata is a good player as a striker and there is no doubt that he will definitely be successful in the Saudi Pro, especially considering the advantages he can get in Saudi, of course he will be interested in moving there and of course ATL. Madrid will sell him for a high price, but if it all works out then there is no doubt this player of Spanish descent will make himself a goalscorer in the Saudi Pro, because his skill in finding the back of the opponent's goal is second to none I'm in doubt, so I think he'll be comfortable scoring at the Saudi Pro.

Is that Alvaro Morata? I also heard previously about one of the SPL clubs who had made an offer for Alvaro Morata. And that club is Al Qadsiah. But then a few days ago I also heard the news that this player had rejected the offer and chose to stay at Atletico Madrid.

But 2 days ago I heard that this player would move to an Italian club, namely AC Milan. Even though no agreement has been made, it seems like this player has also given the green light regarding this matter.
(sourch: https://pinusi.com/alvaro-morata-diprediksi-bakal-gabung-dengan-ac-milan-setelah-final-euro-2024)

[Jody.Drummer]

Source: https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1808392983185969557

Al-Ittihad has signed a new coach, namely Stefano Pioli (former Milan coach) and has fired the previous coach Marcelo Gallardo. It seems that the Al-Ittihad project with Marcelo Gallardo didn't go very well last season so management decided to fire him. On the other hand, the poor relationship with their star, Karim Benzema, might also be the reason why he was fired so quickly.

With Stefano Pioli's experience, it is hoped that Al-Ittihad can improve its performance which had dropped drastically during last season and can compete again to win the Saudi pro league title. Stefano Pioli will be contracted for 3 years and during that time I hope he is the right choice and Al-Ittihad will not have to change coaches again.

I'm noticing a trend in the Saudi pro league, and that is in them trying so hard to replicate the European league or possibly do more than the European league so they can get almost same attention the European leagues do get. Last season most of the Saudi sides were looking to buy players fr across Europe a d even in this new summer transfer window, they are sticking around with their bids to get a chance to sign as much as they can to strengthen their leagues too.

Soon the Saudi pro league will get the desired and they crave because of the quality of players a d coach they are beginning to get do to the transfer and signing they have been doing in recent times, it's been an interesting league do and quiet interesting at their current levels but it's still not enough to be compared to the leagues in Europe.

In recent years they have focused on recruiting players who play in Europe and now they are continuing this habit by starting to pay more attention to bringing in coaches who have been in Europe for a long time. They already had things that made them comfortable when they first got a lot of attention because they brought in the stars that we have seen in European leagues. Their goal is clearly to make the Saudi Pro League more popular and they have achieved that now.

I emphasized to them not to forget something that is basic, I mean they must also pay attention to developing young players. I honestly don't know what they do with coaching here, I hope they have good coaching too. Because if they forget this, it will affect their regeneration which may be slow. They should care about it somehow. They can do this along with what they do with their new habits.

[rahmad2nd]

Going by the buzz in the transfer market, we can assume that quite a few players are going to come to the Saudi League in this transfer window as well. Several players have not signed an agreement with the clubs and there are no good offers from the European clubs for those players, but if there are good offers for those players from the Saudi League, then surely those players will come to the Saudi League without retiring. We have a perception that only older players move to Saudi Arabia but there are many middle-aged players who have moved to Saudi Arabia in the middle of their careers. Saudi Arabia has now improved their football league a lot and each team is now competing hard with each other which is why the players are more attracted to this league.

However, as we know, the European League players who go to the Saudi Pro League are predominantly players who have entered 30+. It is very natural that players who are at the end of their football careers prefer to leave for Saudi clubs that offer them, besides that they get salaries above the average. This is also one of the reasons it is the best choice for several players who are close to retirement. Previously, several names had been linked to one of the Sadui teams. for example, Partey is often linked. Apart from that, there is Moh Salah even though rumors are currently quiet from discussion. One more thing, the name of the City midfielder, De Bruyne. rumor has it that he will leave for Al Ittihad. Maybe there are still several names of other players that I didn't mention in this post, because I don't really hear much information about Pro League transfers.

We agree, with many top players joining this competition, it makes it attractive for football fans all over the world. One thing I don't agree with is the increase in football in Saudi Arabia. IMO, maybe the increase is more due to the increasing recognition of this League. especially, for the Asian football class. For football development, they require a process and time which can even take quite a long time. So far, the Saudi Pro League is only in the process of making football more developed.

[Sim_card]

Source: https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1808392983185969557

Al-Ittihad has signed a new coach, namely Stefano Pioli (former Milan coach) and has fired the previous coach Marcelo Gallardo. It seems that the Al-Ittihad project with Marcelo Gallardo didn't go very well last season so management decided to fire him. On the other hand, the poor relationship with their star, Karim Benzema, might also be the reason why he was fired so quickly.

With Stefano Pioli's experience, it is hoped that Al-Ittihad can improve its performance which had dropped drastically during last season and can compete again to win the Saudi pro league title. Stefano Pioli will be contracted for 3 years and during that time I hope he is the right choice and Al-Ittihad will not have to change coaches again.

I'm noticing a trend in the Saudi pro league, and that is in them trying so hard to replicate the European league or possibly do more than the European league so they can get almost same attention the European leagues do get. Last season most of the Saudi sides were looking to buy players fr across Europe a d even in this new summer transfer window, they are sticking around with their bids to get a chance to sign as much as they can to strengthen their leagues too.

Soon the Saudi pro league will get the desired and they crave because of the quality of players a d coach they are beginning to get do to the transfer and signing they have been doing in recent times, it's been an interesting league do and quiet interesting at their current levels but it's still not enough to be compared to the leagues in Europe.

In recent years they have focused on recruiting players who play in Europe and now they are continuing this habit by starting to pay more attention to bringing in coaches who have been in Europe for a long time. They already had things that made them comfortable when they first got a lot of attention because they brought in the stars that we have seen in European leagues. Their goal is clearly to make the Saudi Pro League more popular and they have achieved that now.

I emphasized to them not to forget something that is basic, I mean they must also pay attention to developing young players. I honestly don't know what they do with coaching here, I hope they have good coaching too. Because if they forget this, it will affect their regeneration which may be slow. They should care about it somehow. They can do this along with what they do with their new habits.

I don't think that they have good coaches from SPL and this is why they are more focus on European coaches because that is what they need to bring up young players that have great football potential in them. Young players are now the future of a club but these Saudis prefer to recruit old players that will expire in few years. How long will they keep on buying players that will not last long in the club. But I believe that is their first strategy after now they will start going for young players in Europe but it will be a difficult task.

[jaberwock]

To be fair Saint Maximin never felt like he was the player he used to be because Newcastle used him differently. He is not a "star" player that will give you goals or assists, he is the player that will carry the ball to the other side, and that is what he has always done. He will be able to do that better at Fenerbahce, they have other players who can score or pass, they needed a winger who would be able to get the ball wherever, and dribble until the dangerous zone, and Maximin can do that.

What they need now is a good scorer, Dzeko was good and all, but dude is 38 years old or something, they need to get someone quicker, someone who can score more. It will be hard, but they could probably find someone who will do a better job.

[Blitzboy]

Morata is a player to go into Arabia Saudi League he is gonna score a lot of goals surely, he tends to play in a way where this league can suit him in the perfect way, plus for sure Atletico Madrid is gonna be interested in sell him for a good ammount of money.

Yes, Morata is a good player as a striker and there is no doubt that he will definitely be successful in the Saudi Pro, especially considering the advantages he can get in Saudi, of course he will be interested in moving there and of course ATL. Madrid will sell him for a high price, but if it all works out then there is no doubt this player of Spanish descent will make himself a goalscorer in the Saudi Pro, because his skill in finding the back of the opponent's goal is second to none I'm in doubt, so I think he'll be comfortable scoring at the Saudi Pro.

Saudi league isnt Champions League, okay? Morata is going to dominate, not compete. With teammates like Ronaldo and Mitrović, he will score goals effortlessly. This winner will bring a winning mindset to the Saudi Pro League.

And lets not forget the money. It'll be a big payday for him. Who wouldnt want that? So he may enjoy the sun, play excellent football, and make tonnes of money. Win-win-win situation.

Folks, this might revolutionise the league game. It will be thrilling and amazing.

[Nheer]

To be fair Saint Maximin never felt like he was the player he used to be because Newcastle used him differently. He is not a "star" player that will give you goals or assists, he is the player that will carry the ball to the other side, and that is what he has always done. He will be able to do that better at Fenerbahce, they have other players who can score or pass, they needed a winger who would be able to get the ball wherever, and dribble until the dangerous zone, and Maximin can do

When i first saw his move to Saudi pro league i was shocked, not that he was old or unable to play actively in Europe again. He was a key player in Newcastle and always causing commotion for opponents so why would he suddenly decide to move to Saudi Arabia League but the i thought he joined for the money, Saudi teams offer money that are very tempting and difficult to turn down. I knew he will find it difficult to adapt to the league.

It’s good to switch teams when you are finding it difficult to adapt to the league and when you feel you are not performing enough due to the quality of players surrounding you. He has spoiled his career by making that move to Saudi league because no good European team will take him seriously anymore and the only team he can actually make a move to now is teams like Fenerbahce, Galatasaray and the likes. It painful that he just wasted his career and talent just like that.

[Leviathan.007]

Source Kepa Arrizabalaga-Al Ittihad

Al Ittihad seems interested in recruiting the Chelsea goalkeeper who was loaned to Real Madrid last season and he performed well there. Real Madrid has sent him home, meaning the club has no intention of making him permanent. Apart from that, even if he returns he no longer has a place at Chelsea because the club already has Robert Sánchez, who was just recruited by Chelsea last season and will be the main goalkeeper so there is no better option than accepting an offer from Al Ittihad besides that there is no clubs who are rumored to be interested in him.

Everything about Kepa is so messy. Right, Real Madrid had him? They're not biting after his stellar season. "Yeah, I might stick around, maybe not." says Lunin. Kepa returns to Chelsea, where Sanchez is sitting in the starting lineup. Getting the shaft is like being the top striker in a goalie-filled squad

Well, the Saudi Pro League is like that rich friend who always buys the next round. By pursuing Kepa, they're making a statement. "Yo, we want the big names, not just the old dudes looking for a final paycheck," they say. These talents make Kepa marketable and ideal. Seriously, it's a chess move, not a transfer. Win-win scenario

Kepa is still young and he can paly for the grea team for yeas, he jonied Chelsea to be main goalkeeper in Premier League na now he is about to play for Saudi arabia just because ofthe money money he can get in this country. I think Kepa should be a wise decicion, however Saudi League is not a bad palce for any palyer after many caoch and palyers jonied there but that's still too soon for Kepa to paly tehre for money as a 29 year old player. He was the palyer of Real Madird nad now he is about to jonin Al Ittihad.

[rendravolt]

On the other hand, it seems that this transfer is quite related to rumors that Sterling will be a replacement for Saint Maximin and Al-Ahli expressed his interest in the Chelsea winger. We know that Sterling is finished and cannot compete with the players in the EPL and maybe it is time for him to leave. It wouldn't be too bad for Sterling if he accepted an offer from Al-Ahli and there he would of course just have to live a peaceful life. His performance has also fallen and that is why Sterling is one of the players Chelsea will sell before his contract ends.

Source: https://www.football.london/chelsea-fc/transfer-news/raheem-sterling-transfer-could-gift-29513224

I see Raheem Sterling as being a good player and he has a contract with Chelsea until 30/06/2027, last season he had an acceptable performance, he played 31 games, 8 goals, 4 assists. Looking at Chelsea which is a disaster of a team, it still needs to be improved, I think that the performance that Raheem Sterling had last season is very acceptable, and it doesn't make sense in my opinion that he is 29 years old and that performance is good I left Chelsea to go play in the Saudi league knowing that I would have a maximum 3-year contract and after that it would be difficult for me to return to a big European team. In my opinion he should stay at Chelsea and improve at Chelsea. when he is 33 to 34 years old he could go to Saudi league and then he would retire

If we calculate the bad situation at Chelsea, Sterling is actually still useful. But maybe management sees it from a different perspective so inevitably it has to be sold. Chelsea knows that the money from the Saudi pro league team is very large, especially with the long remaining contract, at least Chelsea will make a lot of money for the Saudi pro league team if they want to sign him.

On the other hand, could this have something to do with Mudryk being applied as a starter because according to the article I included there are words like that. If Chelsea really trusts Mudryk over Sterling, I think this could be a mistake. Well, apart from that, if it is currently possible for Sterling to leave then there is no problem if he joins Al-Ahli. The problem is whether he can return to Europe or not, of course he already knows the risks.

[irhact]

Kepa is still young and he can paly for the great team for years, he joined Chelsea to be main goalkeeper in Premier League but now he is about to play for Saudi arabia just because of the money money he can get in this country. I think Kepa should be a wise decision, however Saudi League is not a bad place for any player after many coach and players joined there but that's still too soon for Kepa to play there for money as a 29 year old player. He was the player of Real Madrid nad now he is about to jonin Al Ittihad.

Consider reading your reply before posting so there isn't too many mistakes in your writing. What you're saying is the truth, kepa moving to Saudi Arabia is too quick as that is going to end his career. He made a mistake leaving Chelsea for Real Madrid as he had no chance of becoming the first choice keeper at Real Madrid. He didn't have a good time there too and moving to Saudi Arabia might be as there is not many clubs that can afford to pay him well while he isn't being a good goal keeper. Kepa is arrogant too as he doesn't listen to his manager. Should he want to remain in the spotlight in Europe, he has to lower his wages.

[Gallar]

Going by the buzz in the transfer market, we can assume that quite a few players are going to come to the Saudi League in this transfer window as well. Several players have not signed an agreement with the clubs and there are no good offers from the European clubs for those players, but if there are good offers for those players from the Saudi League, then surely those players will come to the Saudi League without retiring. We have a perception that only older players move to Saudi Arabia but there are many middle-aged players who have moved to Saudi Arabia in the middle of their careers. Saudi Arabia has now improved their football league a lot and each team is now competing hard with each other which is why the players are more attracted to this league.

Yes, in this transfer market the Saudi Arabian League clubs will definitely be looking for players from big European clubs again. Although it cannot be denied, the targets of Saudi Arabian League clubs are players who are quite old. Because until now, as far as I know, there have been no young players from big European clubs who have joined clubs in the Saudi Arabian League. Maybe for now young players from Europe think the risks are still too big to join the Saudi Arabian League. Because of course, if you have joined a Saudi Arabian League club, it will most likely be a little difficult to re-join a top European club. Therefore, it is rare for young European players to join Saudi Arabian League clubs or other league clubs in Asia. The reason is, young players from Europe prefer to spend their youth playing in European clubs. The reason is, from the past until now it cannot be denied that European league clubs have always been the main destination for footballers from all over the world.

However, even so, the Saudi Arabian League clubs also deserve a thumbs up, because so far three mega stars have been successfully brought to Saudi Arabian League clubs. These players are Ronaldo, Neymar and also Benzema. It is possible that in this transfer market there will be other European players brought in by Saudi Arabian League clubs. However, currently the transfer market is actually still a bit hampered, because the European competition and Copa America have not yet finished. So this will definitely hamper the transfer market a bit this season. Therefore, the peak of the transfer market will definitely occur after these competitions are finished. And Saudi Arabian League clubs are of course monitoring or targeting European players at the moment.

[Leviathan.007]

There are more rumors about Ederson the Brazilian goalkeeper of Manchester City. It seems Al Nassr is still interested in hiring this player.
However, because of the money Ederson asked they made a delay and considered other options for the next season but Ederson is still close to joining Al Nassr.
Recently he followed the account of Al Nassr, however, he is still under contract with Manchester City until 2026 but he lies to play for Al Nassr to earn some more money there since he is getting close to ending his career as a 30-year-old player.

[kawetsriyanto]

Kepa is still young and he can paly for the grea team for yeas, he jonied Chelsea to be main goalkeeper in Premier League na now he is about to play for Saudi arabia just because ofthe money money he can get in this country.

Kepa is 29 years old, he is no longer a young payer, dude!
Sure, every player wants to be a main player, including Kepa. However, it is too difficult for him to be the main goalkeeper in Chelsea because there are too many goalkeepers there. He already joined 1 season as a loan player in Real Madrid, unfortunately Real Madrid isn't interested to sign him permanently. So, it is normal if he is starting to consider moving to Saudi league because he must be the main player there. He is getting old, he can't be a substituted player forever. Even if one of the reasons is about the salary, but I am sure the chance to play as a main player is the main consideration.

I think Kepa should be a wise decicion, however Saudi League is not a bad palce for any palyer after many caoch and palyers jonied there but that's still too soon for Kepa to paly tehre for money as a 29 year old player. He was the palyer of Real Madird nad now he is about to jonin Al Ittihad.

It is a wise decision to move to Saudi league. As long as he chooses a top club in Saudi and gets a regular position as a main goalkeeper, it is a good decision for sure. By the way, he only played in Real Madrid as a loan player in the last season, he is still a player of Chelsea. It is good if he doesn't stay in Chelsea and prefers to move to Al Ittihad. I doubt if he can play regularly in Chelsea, he probably spends a lot of time on the bench. It will be bad for his career.