Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[ShowOff]

Although I also think it would be great if Al-Nassr managed to land Bruno Fernandes after securing Joao Felix, I still support Bruno Fernandes' decision to stay at Manchester United. He's still in top form and is highly sought after by European clubs. Therefore, I think continuing his career in Europe during his prime is the best choice for Fernandes. And he deserves praise for choosing to stay at Manchester United, even when the team is at its worst, as they won't be playing in European competition this season. Fernandes remains there and captains the team.

As for Al-Nassr, I think the team already has more than enough forwards. I hope Al-Nassr starts focusing on recruiting quality defensive midfielders and defenders from Europe.

Bruno Fernandes deserves the praise of all Manchester United fans. He chose to stay despite a tempting offer from Al Nassr. In my opinion, this decision was absolutely correct. Bruno Fernandes would have been better off staying. Ruben Amorim desperately needs him next season. Without Bruno Fernandes, I think Manchester United will struggle to recover next season.

Meanwhile, I share the same opinion, Al Nassr management should focus on improving their defense. They have already secured a quality addition to their attack with the signing of Joao Felix. Jorge Jesus may also try to bring in a center back in this transfer window, which would be a great way to reduce their goal conceding rate next season.

[Obari]

Bruno Fernandes deserves the praise of all Manchester United fans. He chose to stay despite a tempting offer from Al Nassr. In my opinion, this decision was absolutely correct. Bruno Fernandes would have been better off staying. Ruben Amorim desperately needs him next season. Without Bruno Fernandes, I think Manchester United will struggle to recover next season.

Meanwhile, I share the same opinion, Al Nassr management should focus on improving their defense. They have already secured a quality addition to their attack with the signing of Joao Felix. Jorge Jesus may also try to bring in a center back in this transfer window, which would be a great way to reduce their goal conceding rate next season.

Ruben Amorim have absolutely nothing to be scared of when we're talking about playmakers, he has competent players that are ready to do anything to elevate the standards of the club. Bruno Fernandes is not longer playing for the money rather for the passion of the game. Few weeks ago, we've watch how these elite teams have stumbled and place tempting offers for the Portuguese international but all to no avail. Bruno Fernandes is not putting any rigging or greenlight to any elite SPL team, he decides to stay in Manchester United and play good football, he's more optimistic of winning titles with the Red Devils.

[Sithara007]

With Ronaldo's influence more Portuguese players and sports administrators are getting offers from Al-Nasr. Bruno Fernandes is thirty years old but his age has not affecting his performance adversely. He is in great form that Manchester United cannot afford to lose him for any price. His leadership role in the club is also commendable. His refusal to move to the Gulf League has shown that there are players who still value club loyalty over money. He has decided to stay with the Red Devils in this hard times even without an European competition.

Al Nassr has agreed to give Ronaldo a free run in the club affairs for the next two years. Ronaldo want to win the Saudi Professional League at least once before he retires. Now filling the club with Portuguese speaking players (both from Portugal and Brazil) is his choice, and if the club management doesn't have any problem with it, why should we care? Al Nassr ignored his requests and suggestions for two years, and paid the price for that. Now may be it is time to try a different approach.

[Gallar]

Al-Nasr and Ronaldo tried to negotiate with Fernandes to move to Saudi Arabia, but he rejected the offer. And recently Al-Hilal also negotiated with the Manchester United captain and offered 120m and he also rejected the offer after talking to the club's management. But I think that in tandem with Ronaldo they would play very well, although it seems that Fernandes is not yet ready to go to Saudi Arabia if he has the opportunity to play in Europe, albeit without the Champions League.

With Ronaldo's influence more Portuguese players and sports administrators are getting offers from Al-Nasr. Bruno Fernandes is thirty years old but his age has not affecting his performance adversely. He is in great form that Manchester United cannot afford to lose him for any price. His leadership role in the club is also commendable. His refusal to move to the Gulf League has shown that there are players who still value club loyalty over money. He has decided to stay with the Red Devils in this hard times even without an European competition.

Bruno Fernandes is still basically an important player at Manchester United and he is also highly valued there. So with this, it makes sense if Bruno Fernandes refuses an offer from Al Nasr. Because surely he is still at home at Manchester United and does not want to leave the team that raised his name when things are difficult like now. So with this, I don't think Al Nasr needs to fight for Bruno Fernandes anymore at this time, because surely he will still choose Manchester United. So with this, Al Nasr is better off looking for other player targets to bring in. Because if Al Nasr continues to fight for Bruno Fernandes, of course it will waste their time.

But until now Al Nasr does not seem interested in bringing in other players again. Because I searched for news about Al Nasr rumors, I did not find Al Nasr targeting any players at this time. Though if we look closely, Al Nasr currently need to bring in some more quality players to be able to fill their defense and also their midfield. Because as we know Al Nasr still looks quite weak in defense and the midfield also has a poor performance. So if they want to get the Saudi Arabian league trophy in the coming season, I think they have to move quickly to be able to bring in new players who can fill the gap.

[wakier]

Al hila, have a strong motivation to be able to regain full dominance in the SPL, and also the ASIA Champions League, they have enough strength to be able to take it all this season. we'll see what simone inzhagi will present in his first season with al hilal after a pretty good pre-season match.

Agree. Al Hilal must expect to be the champion again in SPL. They probably target to win ACL, too. But I'm not sure they will instantly win all these trophies. I just assume they will only win the domestic competitions in the next season. Inzaghi must need time to adapt with the squad and the competition atmosphere in Asia.

There is no doubt that with the squad that Al Hilal has, I believe this club can provide tough competition in the title hunt both in the domestic league and also the Asian Champions League, but I think it will not be easy to win the title because Al Ittihad and Al Nassr are still the main competitors to win both trophies, especially Al Nassr who is very ambitious to win the SPL title, so we will see how much effort Simone Inzaghi puts in in his first season which is clearly in a different atmosphere.

[Gost ms]

With Ronaldo's influence more Portuguese players and sports administrators are getting offers from Al-Nasr. Bruno Fernandes is thirty years old but his age has not affecting his performance adversely. He is in great form that Manchester United cannot afford to lose him for any price. His leadership role in the club is also commendable. His refusal to move to the Gulf League has shown that there are players who still value club loyalty over money. He has decided to stay with the Red Devils in this hard times even without an European competition.

Al Nassr has agreed to give Ronaldo a free run in the club affairs for the next two years. Ronaldo want to win the Saudi Professional League at least once before he retires. Now filling the club with Portuguese speaking players (both from Portugal and Brazil) is his choice, and if the club management doesn't have any problem with it, why should we care? Al Nassr ignored his requests and suggestions for two years, and paid the price for that. Now may be it is time to try a different approach.

It will be easy for Ronaldo to fulfill his dream. For example, there are no very good players in these leagues like Saudi Professional. If Ronaldo can play very well and if there are 2 good players to help Ronaldo, then they can win this league. But it will not be as easy as I think. But they have the possibility to win. It is never possible to win a match with one player. So they have to add good players.

[Ahli38]

Although I also think it would be great if Al-Nassr managed to land Bruno Fernandes after securing Joao Felix, I still support Bruno Fernandes' decision to stay at Manchester United. He's still in top form and is highly sought after by European clubs. Therefore, I think continuing his career in Europe during his prime is the best choice for Fernandes. And he deserves praise for choosing to stay at Manchester United, even when the team is at its worst, as they won't be playing in European competition this season. Fernandes remains there and captains the team.

As for Al-Nassr, I think the team already has more than enough forwards. I hope Al-Nassr starts focusing on recruiting quality defensive midfielders and defenders from Europe.

Bruno Fernandes deserves the praise of all Manchester United fans. He chose to stay despite a tempting offer from Al Nassr. In my opinion, this decision was absolutely correct. Bruno Fernandes would have been better off staying. Ruben Amorim desperately needs him next season. Without Bruno Fernandes, I think Manchester United will struggle to recover next season.

Meanwhile, I share the same opinion, Al Nassr management should focus on improving their defense. They have already secured a quality addition to their attack with the signing of Joao Felix. Jorge Jesus may also try to bring in a center back in this transfer window, which would be a great way to reduce their goal conceding rate next season.

Well, I hope Al-Nassr does this soon, namely by looking for better defenders. Although, in the current transfer market, Al-Nassr has already brought in two new defenders, Awad Aman and Nader Al-Sharari. But they were all acquired for free. So, we can say that Al-Nassr hasn't spent much money on improving their back line. If they can do it for their already excellent attack, why can't they also do it for their back line, which is actually very important.

Regarding Bruno Fernandes, he's a truly loyal Manchester United player. Fantastic offers haven't just come from Al-Nassr. Al-Hilal had previously made a lucrative offer to Bruno Fernandes, but he turned it down.

[Tamaperdana]

Currently some of the big teams in the Saudi Arabian league such as Al Ittihad and Al Ahli have not made many player transfers and they have not even brought in a single player from Europe. I don't know what their reasons are, but it will certainly make the competition in the Saudi Arabian league less intense in the coming season. Because as we know Al Hilal and Al Nasr have been able to bring in players from Europe in the transfer market this time. So with this, Al Ahli and Al Ittihad should also not lose to these two teams.

Because if they do not continue to make the team better, in the coming season they can find it difficult to be in the top position. In addition, which surprised me more, Al Ahli even sold Firmino to Al Sadd. Even though in my opinion Firmino is still needed at Al Ahli, but unfortunately the player was sold. Maybe Al Ahli thinks they still have a striker who is no less great, namely Ivan Toney. So they think Firmino will no longer be useful, that's why he was sold. But even so, I personally still regret it.

[arabspaceship123]

SPL should've made more academies so local players get better. What's the SPL going to do when they stop buying European players they can't buy players forever they'll have to use local players or it'll be a league of foreign players. How will local players develop if they aren't getting a chance ?

[PremiumcryptoHub]

It will be easy for Ronaldo to fulfill his dream. For example, there are no very good players in these leagues like Saudi Professional. If Ronaldo can play very well and if there are 2 good players to help Ronaldo, then they can win this league. But it will not be as easy as I think. But they have the possibility to win. It is never possible to win a match with one player. So they have to add good players.

Of course there are still players in this team who can help Ronaldo because we can see that their homegrown players have already joined the club.It may not be wrong to say that this Saudi Pro League team is one of the contenders for the title in the upcoming season, in fact they have some of Ronaldo's favorite players and his favorite manager on their team, which will further increase their potential we all know that Joao Felix is in that team and there were even rumors that another emerging talent from Portugal could be added but I think if Al-Nassr club management agrees maybe they will try to add some more talented players. Maybe it's largely true that those who come from Europe might be able to make a good impression at this club.

[Arenga pinnata]

Al Nassr has agreed to give Ronaldo a free run in the club affairs for the next two years. Ronaldo want to win the Saudi Professional League at least once before he retires. Now filling the club with Portuguese speaking players (both from Portugal and Brazil) is his choice, and if the club management doesn't have any problem with it, why should we care? Al Nassr ignored his requests and suggestions for two years, and paid the price for that. Now may be it is time to try a different approach.

Well, I hope that if the club listens more to Cristiano Ronaldo's suggestions, Al Nassr can improve. However, the problem is that some of the players suggested for Al Nassr haven't been able to get all of them. For example, Al Nassr failed to land Bruno Fernandes and Luis Diaz, both of whom Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly wanted. And now there's news that Al Nassr is interested in signing Greenwood, and this is reportedly also on Cristiano Ronaldo's recommendation. But I doubt Al Nassr will get him, as Greenwood is reportedly not yet interested in joining Al Nassr.

(Sourch: https://www.bolasport.com/read/314281226/ronaldo-minta-al-nassr-datangkan-pemain-bermasalah-tetapi-hasilnya-zonk)

[Abdulzuruku01]

SPL should've made more academies so local players get better. What's the SPL going to do when they stop buying European players they can't buy players forever they'll have to use local players or it'll be a league of foreign players. How will local players develop if they aren't getting a chance ?

I agree with your point that the more they bring in European players, the fewer opportunities local players will have to play. But still 75% of Saudi league teams are still filled with their local players, with a few foreign players mixed in, making the Saudi league more popular and The clubs with big-name squads have more recognition, like Al Nassr, Al Hilal, Al Ahli, Al-Qadisiyah, and Al-Ittihad, and they're the teams that always make a great impact in the Saudi league due to their talented European squads.

[LUCKMCFLY]

His presence has brought attention from fans and attracted more talented players from European leagues. I'm impressed on how Saudi professional league teams are trying to make the league more competitive by signing young talented players from top European teams. Right now, it might be hard to convince these players players to join the Saudi Pro League, even with big offers, because playing in the European teams is a bigger achievement. But in the future, these players might be more willing to join the Saudi Pro League.

And they will continue to attract people to the Saudi League, so in this sense it is very easy to go for them because the high salaries exceed the wages in Europe, but that is what is happening now, before in the Saudi League it was not like that, it is as you say, it is because of the CR7 effect, so now every player who is offered to go to the Saudi League should take advantage, and if they want to succeed in Europe then they should go later, the Colombian Jhon Durán did that.

I agree with your point that the more they bring in European players, the fewer opportunities local players will have to play. But still 75% of Saudi league teams are still filled with their local players, with a few foreign players mixed in, making the Saudi league more popular and The clubs with big-name squads have more recognition, like Al Nassr, Al Hilal, Al Ahli, Al-Qadisiyah, and Al-Ittihad, and they're the teams that always make a great impact in the Saudi league due to their talented European squads.

But in the end it doesn't matter, because the local players will be learning the technique from veteran players and it is much better to learn from veterans than being in Europe where you have to do it through trial and error , in a relatively "lower level" league as some believe, but in the Club World Cup it became clear that this is not the case , because things are at a different pace, in fact just imagining a small glimpse into the near future Predicts that Saudi Arabia will be a football power.

[Agbe]

His presence has brought attention from fans and attracted more talented players from European leagues. I'm impressed on how Saudi professional league teams are trying to make the league more competitive by signing young talented players from top European teams. Right now, it might be hard to convince these players players to join the Saudi Pro League, even with big offers, because playing in the European teams is a bigger achievement. But in the future, these players might be more willing to join the Saudi Pro League.

And they will continue to attract people to the Saudi League, so in this sense it is very easy to go for them because the high salaries exceed the wages in Europe, but that is what is happening now, before in the Saudi League it was not like that, it is as you say, it is because of the CR7 effect, so now every player who is offered to go to the Saudi League should take advantage, and if they want to succeed in Europe then they should go later, the Colombian Jhon Durán did that.

I agree with your point that the more they bring in European players, the fewer opportunities local players will have to play. But still 75% of Saudi league teams are still filled with their local players, with a few foreign players mixed in, making the Saudi league more popular and The clubs with big-name squads have more recognition, like Al Nassr, Al Hilal, Al Ahli, Al-Qadisiyah, and Al-Ittihad, and they're the teams that always make a great impact in the Saudi league due to their talented European squads.

But in the end it doesn't matter, because the local players will be learning the technique from veteran players and it is much better to learn from veterans than being in Europe where you have to do it through trial and error , in a relatively "lower level" league as some believe, but in the Club World Cup it became clear that this is not the case , because things are at a different pace, in fact just imagining a small glimpse into the near future Predicts that Saudi Arabia will be a football power.

I believe that Saudi Arabia is slowly showing a seed that will grow and germinate one day this is one of the best ways of developing a league by bringing people who has seen it all and allowing the local players to play and train with them so that they can get the best from these veterans I see this translating to the Saudi national team in terms of quality and competitiveness of the Saudi national team

[ITExpert]

Al-Nasr and Ronaldo tried to negotiate with Fernandes to move to Saudi Arabia, but he rejected the offer. And recently Al-Hilal also negotiated with the Manchester United captain and offered 120m and he also rejected the offer after talking to the club's management. But I think that in tandem with Ronaldo they would play very well, although it seems that Fernandes is not yet ready to go to Saudi Arabia if he has the opportunity to play in Europe, albeit without the Champions League.

Actually the influence of the Cristiano Ronaldo in the Saudi pro league and specifically in the Al-Nassr is can't ignorable. So they took all of his benefits which are easy to gain. They talked to the manager of a good team from Europe to be the part of their club but he rejected it to be. As the Saudi pro league is financially stabled so i think fernandes is the one who prioritises his club over the money. He showed his loyalty with his clubs instead of giving importance to the money. There are still such players who focused on the career but not on the money. Because the Saudi pro league is too far if we compare it to the European leagues. And Fernandez  did well by rejecting the offer because in his club he has a chance to participate in the history by embarrassing new records but in the Saudi pro league he will only have money.

[Nheer]

Al-Nasr and Ronaldo tried to negotiate with Fernandes to move to Saudi Arabia, but he rejected the offer. And recently Al-Hilal also negotiated with the Manchester United captain and offered 120m and he also rejected the offer after talking to the club's management. But I think that in tandem with Ronaldo they would play very well, although it seems that Fernandes is not yet ready to go to Saudi Arabia if he has the opportunity to play in Europe, albeit without the Champions League.

When the time is right he will go to the Saudi league but it seems like he is not yet ready to leave Europe because turning down Ronaldo and Al Nassr offer is not easy with the relationship between him and Ronaldo and the offer to be given to him. Maybe he wants to win trophies before leaving but I am sure he can't do that at Manchester United now. Maybe he will get offers at a better club but if he doesn't I still think staying at Manchester United is still better than moving to Saudi Arabia now. Al Nassr should just be a little patient with him first in a few years they can try again.

With Ronaldo's influence more Portuguese players and sports administrators are getting offers from Al-Nasr. Bruno Fernandes is thirty years old but his age has not affecting his performance adversely. He is in great form that Manchester United cannot afford to lose him for any price. His leadership role in the club is also commendable. His refusal to move to the Gulf League has shown that there are players who still value club loyalty over money.

Good point, he is a very important player for Manchester United that they can't afford to lose him right now else it will affect their performance even further. Al Nassr are really going after good players with the help of Ronaldo and so i believe their performance will be better than last season. They are still not done yet who knows who they will go after next.

[GiftedMAN]

With Ronaldo's influence more Portuguese players and sports administrators are getting offers from Al-Nasr. Bruno Fernandes is thirty years old but his age has not affecting his performance adversely. He is in great form that Manchester United cannot afford to lose him for any price. His leadership role in the club is also commendable. His refusal to move to the Gulf League has shown that there are players who still value club loyalty over money. He has decided to stay with the Red Devils in this hard times even without an European competition.

Al Nassr has agreed to give Ronaldo a free run in the club affairs for the next two years. Ronaldo want to win the Saudi Professional League at least once before he retires. Now filling the club with Portuguese speaking players (both from Portugal and Brazil) is his choice, and if the club management doesn't have any problem with it, why should we care? Al Nassr ignored his requests and suggestions for two years, and paid the price for that. Now may be it is time to try a different approach.

If the club have accepted Ronaldo to handle the club affairs for two years that means we should expect a good change to happen in the team and the club is definitely going to have the opportunity to win the Saudi league since his presence will bring more good players which will help him to win the league for the club.It will be a good decision for the management of they do so and Ronaldo will be happy after extending his contract with the team.

[Stablexcoin]

If the club have accepted Ronaldo to handle the club affairs for two years that means we should expect a good change to happen in the team and the club is definitely going to have the opportunity to win the Saudi league since his presence will bring more good players which will help him to win the league for the club.It will be a good decision for the management of they do so and Ronaldo will be happy after extending his contract with the team.

Are they really accepting his agreement, this will be team Portugal and Ronaldo against Saudi. If he looks forward to bring just Portuguese speaking players to the team that is like putting relationships over worth of players needed to dominate the league.

Ronaldo has exceptionally become Al Nassar back bone with many goal involvement among every competitions, having him is not enough, as the need requires a better defense in the team.

[Pandorak]

Al-Nasr and Ronaldo tried to negotiate with Fernandes to move to Saudi Arabia, but he rejected the offer. And recently Al-Hilal also negotiated with the Manchester United captain and offered 120m and he also rejected the offer after talking to the club's management. But I think that in tandem with Ronaldo they would play very well, although it seems that Fernandes is not yet ready to go to Saudi Arabia if he has the opportunity to play in Europe, albeit without the Champions League.

There's honestly nothing wrong with that decision, in fact i think Fernandes has made the right decision. At a younger age than Cristiano, Fernandes still has plenty of time to play in Europe, he has the opportunity to make a lot of achievements, so there is no reason for him to move to the Saudi Arabian League just because of the fantastic offers from these clubs.

As far as Cristiano and Fernandes are concerned, they are a perfect match on the pitch, they are capable of being a threat to the opposition's defense, which was evident when they played for the Portuguese national team. However, playing in the Arab League is still too early for Fernandes, that's my opinion.

[SuperBitMan]

His presence has brought attention from fans and attracted more talented players from European leagues. I'm impressed on how Saudi professional league teams are trying to make the league more competitive by signing young talented players from top European teams. Right now, it might be hard to convince these players players to join the Saudi Pro League, even with big offers, because playing in the European teams is a bigger achievement. But in the future, these players might be more willing to join the Saudi Pro League.

And they will continue to attract people to the Saudi League, so in this sense it is very easy to go for them because the high salaries exceed the wages in Europe, but that is what is happening now, before in the Saudi League it was not like that, it is as you say, it is because of the CR7 effect, so now every player who is offered to go to the Saudi League should take advantage, and if they want to succeed in Europe then they should go later, the Colombian Jhon Durán did that.

I agree with your point that the more they bring in European players, the fewer opportunities local players will have to play. But still 75% of Saudi league teams are still filled with their local players, with a few foreign players mixed in, making the Saudi league more popular and The clubs with big-name squads have more recognition, like Al Nassr, Al Hilal, Al Ahli, Al-Qadisiyah, and Al-Ittihad, and they're the teams that always make a great impact in the Saudi league due to their talented European squads.

But in the end it doesn't matter, because the local players will be learning the technique from veteran players and it is much better to learn from veterans than being in Europe where you have to do it through trial and error , in a relatively "lower level" league as some believe, but in the Club World Cup it became clear that this is not the case , because things are at a different pace, in fact just imagining a small glimpse into the near future Predicts that Saudi Arabia will be a football power.

I believe that Saudi Arabia is slowly showing a seed that will grow and germinate one day this is one of the best ways of developing a league by bringing people who has seen it all and allowing the local players to play and train with them so that they can get the best from these veterans I see this translating to the Saudi national team in terms of quality and competitiveness of the Saudi national team

I remember there was a time China was doing the same thing they were bringing experience an old players from Europe into their league however it did not affect their national team so I really don't think this step Saudi Arabia is taking by bringing in experience European players will help make their national team stronger let's remember that the players in Saudi Arabia league are not all Saudi Arabia citizens, if they really want their national team to become strong then they need to train them very well in order to become strong and they need an experience coach.
For me the main reason why Saudi Arabia is bringing experience and old players from Europe to their League is to make the league more popular and entertaining the move to bring in Ronaldo was a very great move and uplifting for the Saudi Arabia League the influence of Ronaldo is big, like we all know Ronaldo is a very good player that is loved by a lot of people and people love watching him when Saudi Arabia team signed him a lot of people started watching Saudi Arabian League I think they have achieved making their league popular and they will make it more popular if they continue like this.