Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[ITExpert]

Almería football team played very well in the last match as they did 3 goals in that match and two players performance was at top because one person did 2 goals in that match. Embarba was a player who did his first goal at 43 minutes when team was required because at that time, opponent team score was 2 in this match and we saw opponent team goals in the first half of the match and Embarba did last goal at 61 minutes.Both teams gave excellent effort for the win but performance was Embarba made easy for that team to win this match . Ronaldo did back to back two goals but after no player could stop the ball.

In pre-season friendly matches the performance of the Almeria team was too good. The results of this friendly matches are not concluded because final results did not affect. But on the basis of these matches its easy to make some assumptions about the performance of the team and for the teams also a good thing to know their short coming so they will avoid in final matches and also learn some experience. The strong competition will be between the Al-Nassr and Al-hilal as they are struggling to be better than each other. I think Cristiano Ronaldo's presence has a main influence to attract the other good players from worldwide. Cristiano Ronaldo's performance and his strength of attacking will be really in the favour of the team as he is the most experienced player in the field.

[Agbe]

Hahahah what a picture about Cristiano making harsh faults on Real Madrid against his new companion.

About Al Nasrr not doing so much transfer in this window, i think they have to let some rest to his wallet, with all the money spend on the renovation of Cristiano Ronaldo, plus all the money spend in the past transfers windows they need to cool down a little.

Saudi teams takes what they need provided they are willing. Few signups may mean they might already have players on the position whom they might have already spent a lot or the people they want are not for sale. One of the largest transfer was Darwin Nunez from Liverpool to Al Hilal and Mateo Retegui from Atlanta to Al-Qadasiya or something. It's still difficult for me to grasp their names but considering how these teams played in FIFA club world cup, I'm going to follow them more closely this time. I didn't knew Karim Benzema was still playing football and made his team win the title of Saudi Pro League which has players like Ronaldo.

The Saudi league is one league that is actually interesting to watch it's just people who are undermining the quality of the league so you will find it interesting to follow the Saudi league as it is actually full of action and glamour with allot of world class players in the league

[Abdulzuruku01]

The Saudi league is one league that is actually interesting to watch it's just people who are undermining the quality of the league so you will find it interesting to follow the Saudi league as it is actually full of action and glamour with allot of world class players in the league

The Saudi league competition this season is set to be different from previous ones, with many exciting and challenging matches to look forward to. The addition of world-class players to various teams has strengthened their squads, and almost all clubs have made impressive signings. In my opinion, the most challenging match will be the Al-Riyadh Derby between Al Hilal and Al Nassr, because the competition between these two teams is shaping up to be like El Clasico between Real Madrid and Barcelona because it's a match that everyone would love to watch. While there are other exciting matches too, but theirs is different due to their impressive signings in the transfer market so far.

[G_Besar]

The Saudi league is one league that is actually interesting to watch it's just people who are undermining the quality of the league so you will find it interesting to follow the Saudi league as it is actually full of action and glamour with allot of world class players in the league

This is in line with the thinking of Saudi Arabian officials, who are working hard to make the Saudi League more appealing to the public and attracting world-class players after their European careers. This is evident in the attendance figures for each Saudi League match, with certain teams like Al Nassr and Al Hilal attracting quite large crowds. And next season, attendance for the Saudi League could increase even further, as the competition in the Saudi League has become more exciting due to the different quality of the players.

[TelolettOm]

The Saudi league is one league that is actually interesting to watch it's just people who are undermining the quality of the league so you will find it interesting to follow the Saudi league as it is actually full of action and glamour with allot of world class players in the league

It seems the Saudi league isn't as boring as before. Since Ronaldo's move to Al-Nassr, the league has become much more exciting and has attracted a lot of attention, making it a truly different league. Several top players, especially this season, have started to be more interested in moving to Saudi clubs. While it's certainly not the average player, their salary also plays a role in the attention.

[Volgastallion]

The Saudi league is one league that is actually interesting to watch it's just people who are undermining the quality of the league so you will find it interesting to follow the Saudi league as it is actually full of action and glamour with allot of world class players in the league

It seems the Saudi league isn't as boring as before. Since Ronaldo's move to Al-Nassr, the league has become much more exciting and has attracted a lot of attention, making it a truly different league. Several top players, especially this season, have started to be more interested in moving to Saudi clubs. While it's certainly not the average player, their salary also plays a role in the attention.

Mmmm i dont trust so much that statement, for me is still boring, the stadiums are not colorfull, the fans are not good, and the most important the games are not so watchable unless they are between the bigger teams.

They need to work more in the teams below 10º position.

[Ale88]

The Saudi league is one league that is actually interesting to watch it's just people who are undermining the quality of the league so you will find it interesting to follow the Saudi league as it is actually full of action and glamour with allot of world class players in the league

It seems the Saudi league isn't as boring as before. Since Ronaldo's move to Al-Nassr, the league has become much more exciting and has attracted a lot of attention, making it a truly different league. Several top players, especially this season, have started to be more interested in moving to Saudi clubs. While it's certainly not the average player, their salary also plays a role in the attention.

Mmmm i dont trust so much that statement, for me is still boring, the stadiums are not colorfull, the fans are not good, and the most important the games are not so watchable unless they are between the bigger teams.

They need to work more in the teams below 10º position.

The Saudi League has 4 main teams that are way better than the others, and those teams are the ones that are paying a lot of money for the players. The rest of the teams have maybe 1 or 2 good foreign players but no real stars. And the reason more and more players are interested in moving is simply one: money. Otherwise why would anyone leave England or Spain to play for a Saudi team?

[Kaliandra]

The Saudi league is one league that is actually interesting to watch it's just people who are undermining the quality of the league so you will find it interesting to follow the Saudi league as it is actually full of action and glamour with allot of world class players in the league

The Saudi league competition this season is set to be different from previous ones, with many exciting and challenging matches to look forward to. The addition of world-class players to various teams has strengthened their squads, and almost all clubs have made impressive signings. In my opinion, the most challenging match will be the Al-Riyadh Derby between Al Hilal and Al Nassr, because the competition between these two teams is shaping up to be like El Clasico between Real Madrid and Barcelona because it's a match that everyone would love to watch. While there are other exciting matches too, but theirs is different due to their impressive signings in the transfer market so far.

In my opinion, the Saudi Arabian League is currently developing, and it will certainly attract even more interest in the future. The Saudi League is truly adept at strategizing by bringing in famous players, which naturally attracts many people to watch the Saudi League. However, it's true that many people underestimate the Saudi League, but I think that's understandable, as the Saudi League is certainly in its development stage.

The upcoming season will certainly be more exciting, as many star players are starting to enter the SPL, such as Darwin Nunez, Joao Felix, and others. I certainly think next season will be even more exciting. The Al Hilal vs. Al Nassr match will certainly be very exciting and reminiscent of El Clasico, as Al Hilal and Al Nassr are always fiercely competitive. Of course, Al Nassr has consistently been defeated by Al Hilal in recent seasons. So, of course, we'll just have to wait and see how their match plays out.

[Gost ms]

The Saudi league is one league that is actually interesting to watch it's just people who are undermining the quality of the league so you will find it interesting to follow the Saudi league as it is actually full of action and glamour with allot of world class players in the league

This is in line with the thinking of Saudi Arabian officials, who are working hard to make the Saudi League more appealing to the public and attracting world-class players after their European careers. This is evident in the attendance figures for each Saudi League match, with certain teams like Al Nassr and Al Hilal attracting quite large crowds. And next season, attendance for the Saudi League could increase even further, as the competition in the Saudi League has become more exciting due to the different quality of the players.

Yes, as time goes by, the Saudi leagues are adding very good quality players. If we talk about last season, then it will be seen that the Saudi leagues were not in such a state. But this season, many teams have added very good players by spending a lot of money. Their playing style has improved a lot and they are spreading the word about their Saudi leagues all over the world. Although this would never have been possible if they had not spent so much money and added big players like Ronaldo, Messi, Neymar to their leagues.

[SatoPrincess]

Supporters of the European clubs can sometimes behave like sore losers. They are spewing a lot of venom on Saudi Professional League, and Al Nassr in particular ever since Ronaldo made the move in 2023. But nothing changes the fact that the best player in the world now plays for a Saudi club. And many of the players can look through the propaganda that is directed towards them and they ignore the scare stories that are being spread about the SPL. Saudi Arabia will be hosting the FIFA World Cup in 2034. And that is going to be a pivotal moment for everyone.

Since Ronaldo’s move to the Saudi Arabian league, the league has experienced a huge influx of new fans and talent. The league is better recognized globally and to cap it all that they now attract even the best players in Europe, it’s amazing what they have achieved in such a short period and insane for anyone to act like they don’t notice this development because of sentiments that they have against the league.

[BlackBoss_]

Since Ronaldo’s move to the Saudi Arabian league, the league has experienced a huge influx of new fans and talent. The league is better recognized globally and to cap it all that they now attract even the best players in Europe, it’s amazing what they have achieved in such a short period and insane for anyone to act like they don’t notice this development because of sentiments that they have against the league.

Saudi Arabia through PIF investment fund that is abundant in money has a long term development for Saudi Professional League. A transfer of Cristiano Ronaldo to Al-Nassr is only a start of their super ambitious project that is better prepapred than Chinese Super League years ago. Cristiano Ronaldo has been playing in Saudi Professional League for some seasons and Al Nassr does not aim at short term success with Cristiano Ronaldo, they look for something long term that matches with the league development.

However, I think Saudi Arabia must spend more money for youth player developments that are solid foundation for any national league growth as well as good player resource for domestic clubs and national team like how Japan did with Zico and their football systems in 1990s. It is impossible to build up a better league and maintain it for long term only through purchasing star players from other countries.

[Gallar]

Hahahah what a picture about Cristiano making harsh faults on Real Madrid against his new companion.

About Al Nasrr not doing so much transfer in this window, i think they have to let some rest to his wallet, with all the money spend on the renovation of Cristiano Ronaldo, plus all the money spend in the past transfers windows they need to cool down a little.

I think if Al Nasr is aiming to win the Saudi Arabian League, I don't think they should relax too much right now. Because if they relax too much right now, I think Al Nasr will have a hard time winning the Saudi Arabian League again. So, with that in mind, I think Al Nasr needs to be more aggressive in bringing in players who can plug all the gaps they have. Because, as we know, Al Nasr is still weak in defense, and this must be fixed immediately if they don't want to end up like last season.

But if Al Nasr doesn't have enough money to get new players with good quality, I think they should try to trust local players there and select them so they can see who the good players are. Because I think that's the only way Al Nasr can possibly do if they don't have enough money. But Al Nasr doesn't seem to be short of money at the moment, because of course they are a very rich team.

[Republikcoin.com]

It seems the Saudi league isn't as boring as before. Since Ronaldo's move to Al-Nassr, the league has become much more exciting and has attracted a lot of attention, making it a truly different league. Several top players, especially this season, have started to be more interested in moving to Saudi clubs. While it's certainly not the average player, their salary also plays a role in the attention.

I also think that the attraction of some players who once shone in top European leagues to the Saudi Arabian League is due to the high salaries and the large number of fans who have started moving there to see Ronaldo. This is undeniable, as the Saudi Arabian League has now become famous throughout the world and continues to attract players no longer needed in European leagues. And I hope the Saudi Arabian League, which will resume at the end of this month, will provide even more surprises from the start.

[Dump3er]

It seems the Saudi league isn't as boring as before. Since Ronaldo's move to Al-Nassr, the league has become much more exciting and has attracted a lot of attention, making it a truly different league. Several top players, especially this season, have started to be more interested in moving to Saudi clubs. While it's certainly not the average player, their salary also plays a role in the attention.

I also think that the attraction of some players who once shone in top European leagues to the Saudi Arabian League is due to the high salaries and the large number of fans who have started moving there to see Ronaldo. This is undeniable, as the Saudi Arabian League has now become famous throughout the world and continues to attract players no longer needed in European leagues. And I hope the Saudi Arabian League, which will resume at the end of this month, will provide even more surprises from the start.

It is about the salaries and that is it. The fans don't matter, I think if a club from a small county would offer players a billion a year, they would go everywhere. Ronaldo would go to Iceland if a club could pay him more than Al Nassr. There is so much talk about the culture and the fans and how players are interested in it, but that is wrong. See how Jordan Henderson went to Saudi Arabia for the money despite his position towards the LGBTQ community. It doesn't matter once the salary is high.

The Saudi Arabian league is so famous that players who are about to end their career choose to go there. To me it looks as if it is not so famous like you describe because otherwise the best players would go there and become stars there, but that is not how it works.

[kawetsriyanto]

I think if Al Nasr is aiming to win the Saudi Arabian League, I don't think they should relax too much right now. Because if they relax too much right now, I think Al Nasr will have a hard time winning the Saudi Arabian League again. So, with that in mind, I think Al Nasr needs to be more aggressive in bringing in players who can plug all the gaps they have. Because, as we know, Al Nasr is still weak in defense, and this must be fixed immediately if they don't want to end up like last season.

How you can assume Al Nassr relax too much? The changed the coach, they bought some star players. This indicates that they are very serious to build the team to be stronger. They are impossible to relax, they didn't win any competition recently. A team only can relax when they already achieved their goals, but Al Nassr achieved nothing in the last few seasons.

I agree that they still have weak defense. They have no enough quality players, especially for the right back and left back position. Meanwhile for the center backs, they already have 3 strong players. So, I am sure Al Nassr still has the intention to sign more defenders.

But if Al Nasr doesn't have enough money to get new players with good quality, I think they should try to trust local players there and select them so they can see who the good players are. Because I think that's the only way Al Nasr can possibly do if they don't have enough money. But Al Nasr doesn't seem to be short of money at the moment, because of course they are a very rich team.

Sometimes, it isn't always about the money but it depends on the availability of players on the market and their interest. Al Nassr may try to sign more defenders, unfortunately not many top right backs or left backs have the intention to leave their current teams. In this condition, Al Nassr has no chance to sign them. Well, I see the quality of local players isn't quite convincing, especially for the defenders. The challenge is, there is a limit of maximum foreign players in Saudi teams.

[Sithara007]

Sometimes, it isn't always about the money but it depends on the availability of players on the market and their interest. Al Nassr may try to sign more defenders, unfortunately not many top right backs or left backs have the intention to leave their current teams. In this condition, Al Nassr has no chance to sign them. Well, I see the quality of local players isn't quite convincing, especially for the defenders. The challenge is, there is a limit of maximum foreign players in Saudi teams.

The defenders they have failed to perform well. On paper, Mohamed Simakan and Aymeric Laporte are very good players, but it was their poor form which cost Al Nassr a number of matches during the last season. The team management should also be blamed. Rather than getting 1-2 good defenders in the squad, they were focusing on the forwards, needlessly spending money on Jhon Durán and Kingsley Coman. And this was one of the reasons for the frictions between Ronaldo and the management.

[Franctoshi]

Sometimes, it isn't always about the money but it depends on the availability of players on the market and their interest. Al Nassr may try to sign more defenders, unfortunately not many top right backs or left backs have the intention to leave their current teams. In this condition, Al Nassr has no chance to sign them. Well, I see the quality of local players isn't quite convincing, especially for the defenders. The challenge is, there is a limit of maximum foreign players in Saudi teams.

The defenders they have failed to perform well. On paper, Mohamed Simakan and Aymeric Laporte are very good players, but it was their poor form which cost Al Nassr a number of matches during the last season. The team management should also be blamed. Rather than getting 1-2 good defenders in the squad, they were focusing on the forwards, needlessly spending money on Jhon Durán and Kingsley Coman. And this was one of the reasons for the frictions between Ronaldo and the management.

This is the major reason why I love a team that works cooperatively not just to overely on one-two individual players to perform as a team, and we all saw what it cost them, Al Nassr last season. Taking you for instance, Chelsea football club is typically an example of a team that works collectively, else Chelsea wouldn't have bounced back better in the way they're riht now, after struggling for a season or two, and after the club was sold, if not for the fact that this team does not depend on any individual player to play as team,  but anyone can change the game for them and bring victory.

[sana54210]

I think if Al Nasr is aiming to win the Saudi Arabian League, I don't think they should relax too much right now. Because if they relax too much right now, I think Al Nasr will have a hard time winning the Saudi Arabian League again. So, with that in mind, I think Al Nasr needs to be more aggressive in bringing in players who can plug all the gaps they have. Because, as we know, Al Nasr is still weak in defense, and this must be fixed immediately if they don't want to end up like last season.

But if Al Nasr doesn't have enough money to get new players with good quality, I think they should try to trust local players there and select them so they can see who the good players are. Because I think that's the only way Al Nasr can possibly do if they don't have enough money. But Al Nasr doesn't seem to be short of money at the moment, because of course they are a very rich team.

It is true, they can't relax right now and they need to be doing better on transfer window by getting a few more players. They really need a superstar level midfielder and they so far failed to get it. There were talks about them offering KDB a shit ton of money, like 100 million a year, but maybe that was just a rumour, or maybe KDB just declined, I have no idea.

In any case, they seriously need someone like that, or Kante, or whoever really because they really need some dynamo that would make the midfield better. They have great defenders, they have great offense, but the middle is free and open and not doing great. So, as long as they do not have that then they will not get any good results at all, and can't win.

[Tamaperdana]

The defenders they have failed to perform well. On paper, Mohamed Simakan and Aymeric Laporte are very good players, but it was their poor form which cost Al Nassr a number of matches during the last season. The team management should also be blamed. Rather than getting 1-2 good defenders in the squad, they were focusing on the forwards, needlessly spending money on Jhon Durán and Kingsley Coman. And this was one of the reasons for the frictions between Ronaldo and the management.

Yes, I also really don't understand why Al Nasr's management is so focused on acquiring forwards rather than defenders. Whereas, the players they need right now aren't forwards, but defenders. Because everyone who watches the Saudi Arabian League, I'm sure the majority of them know that Al Nasr's current problem is its defense. So they should be aware of this and listen to Ronaldo's suggestions. Because even though Ronaldo is a player and not a coach, he has a lot of experience, and I'm sure his thinking is like a coach's, if not smarter. So with this in mind, I think Al Nasr should listen to all of Ronaldo's suggestions. Because it will certainly have a very positive impact on the team. But even so, I hope Al Nasr can perform well in the coming season. Because if Al Nassr performs poorly again, I think it will make the Saudi Arabian League less interesting. Because if next season only Al Ittihad and Al Hilal dominate the league, I think that will be really boring.

[Fuso.hp]

Hahahah what a picture about Cristiano making harsh faults on Real Madrid against his new companion.

About Al Nasrr not doing so much transfer in this window, i think they have to let some rest to his wallet, with all the money spend on the renovation of Cristiano Ronaldo, plus all the money spend in the past transfers windows they need to cool down a little.

Saudi teams takes what they need provided they are willing. Few signups may mean they might already have players on the position whom they might have already spent a lot or the people they want are not for sale. One of the largest transfer was Darwin Nunez from Liverpool to Al Hilal and Mateo Retegui from Atlanta to Al-Qadasiya or something. It's still difficult for me to grasp their names but considering how these teams played in FIFA club world cup, I'm going to follow them more closely this time. I didn't knew Karim Benzema was still playing football and made his team win the title of Saudi Pro League which has players like Ronaldo.

The Saudi league is one league that is actually interesting to watch it's just people who are undermining the quality of the league so you will find it interesting to follow the Saudi league as it is actually full of action and glamour with allot of world class players in the league

We were not so interested in the Saudi League before, but after Ronaldo left, the various teams in the Saudi League have made a lot of efforts and spent a lot of money to bring European players to their respective clubs, due to which the Saudi League has now become an alternative to Europe. Many big stars in Europe who once played great football in Europe are now playing for different clubs in the Saudi League, so naturally when we watch the Saudi League games, a different attraction works in us and it seems that the different clubs in the Saudi League will compete against each other like European clubs. By the best stars in Europe, we mean Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema, Sadio Mane, Neymar and many other footballers, but now all these players are playing for different clubs in the Saudi League. So it is natural that the attraction of watching the Saudi League matches will increase compared to before.