Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

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Al-Nassr lost the penalty shootout, allowing Al-Ahli to win this competition. Congratulations to Al-Ahli.

Al Ahly denied Ronaldo his second official trophy, and honestly, I felt disappointed about that. With the kind of players Al Nassr has now, I didn't expect them to lose in this Saudi Super final. I know Al Ahly is also a strong team, and both teams showed equal performance, but I had high expectations for Al Nassr to win this match. However, it ended in a penalty shootout, and Al Nassr's weakness in midfield affected their game. The absence of Sadio Mané also contributed to their loss. Cristiano Ronaldo put in effort to help the team win this trophy, but luck wasn't on their side but that's football, hard luck to them.

[Agbe]

Al-Nassr lost the penalty shootout, allowing Al-Ahli to win this competition. Congratulations to Al-Ahli.

Al Ahly denied Ronaldo his second official trophy, and honestly, I felt disappointed about that. With the kind of players Al Nassr has now, I didn't expect them to lose in this Saudi Super final. I know Al Ahly is also a strong team, and both teams showed equal performance, but I had high expectations for Al Nassr to win this match. However, it ended in a penalty shootout, and Al Nassr's weakness in midfield affected their game. The absence of Sadio Mané also contributed to their loss. Cristiano Ronaldo put in effort to help the team win this trophy, but luck wasn't on their side but that's football, hard luck to them.

Congratulations to Al Ahli for winning the Saudi super cup but for Ronaldo and his Al Nasr team it was bad luck for them because looking at the game they performed very well but they have to know that Al Ahli was also a good team and they came with their game plan too and it worked out for them better luck for Ronaldo and Al Nasr

[Dump3er]

Al-Nassr lost the penalty shootout, allowing Al-Ahli to win this competition. Congratulations to Al-Ahli.

Al Ahly denied Ronaldo his second official trophy, and honestly, I felt disappointed about that. With the kind of players Al Nassr has now, I didn't expect them to lose in this Saudi Super final. I know Al Ahly is also a strong team, and both teams showed equal performance, but I had high expectations for Al Nassr to win this match. However, it ended in a penalty shootout, and Al Nassr's weakness in midfield affected their game. The absence of Sadio Mané also contributed to their loss. Cristiano Ronaldo put in effort to help the team win this trophy, but luck wasn't on their side but that's football, hard luck to them.

Congratulations to Al Ahli for winning the Saudi super cup but for Ronaldo and his Al Nasr team it was bad luck for them because looking at the game they performed very well but they have to know that Al Ahli was also a good team and they came with their game plan too and it worked out for them better luck for Ronaldo and Al Nasr

I don't know for sure but I think Ronaldo is still without a major success in the Saudi Professional League, isn't he? I am not talking about his individual trophies as best goal scorer, but did he win any important titles there so far? I remember when I thought that Al Nassr must be the Saudi super power club when they bought all these players, but it looks as if the league is more equal among the teams than I thought at first. He probably isn't too happy about Al Nassr's overall performance, but his salary probably dries the tears.

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I don't know for sure but I think Ronaldo is still without a major success in the Saudi Professional League, isn't he? I am not talking about his individual trophies as best goal scorer, but did he win any important titles there so far? I remember when I thought that Al Nassr must be the Saudi super power club when they bought all these players, but it looks as if the league is more equal among the teams than I thought at first. He probably isn't too happy about Al Nassr's overall performance, but his salary probably dries the tears.

Is he that broke that he should be chasing after money at this stage of his career. He's supposed to be creating a legacy and I think he realized that now therefore, him leaving the club should be under considering if he doesn't win any major silverware this season. His mates are winning things and increasing their achievements and if he's still after the money, then he's slowing turning into a loser which isn't something Ronaldo is known for. He needs to be at his best for the next world cup because he now has a team that have a chance of winning it therefore, hok playing at his very best is very important right now than before.

[Donneski]

Al-Nassr lost the penalty shootout, allowing Al-Ahli to win this competition. Congratulations to Al-Ahli.

Al Ahly denied Ronaldo his second official trophy, and honestly, I felt disappointed about that. With the kind of players Al Nassr has now, I didn't expect them to lose in this Saudi Super final. I know Al Ahly is also a strong team, and both teams showed equal performance, but I had high expectations for Al Nassr to win this match. However, it ended in a penalty shootout, and Al Nassr's weakness in midfield affected their game. The absence of Sadio Mané also contributed to their loss. Cristiano Ronaldo put in effort to help the team win this trophy, but luck wasn't on their side but that's football, hard luck to them.

After today's result in the Saudi Super Cup between Al Nassr vs Al Ahly Saudi, I told the friend that watched the game with me that probably Cristiano Ronaldo is under a spell that's restricting him from winning a trophy in Saudi Arabia. The Portuguese superstar have been been very unlucky when it comes to winning trophies. Since he joined the Saudi club. When Brozovic scored in the 82nd I thought it was a moment Cristiano Ronaldo will finally break the jinx but their opponents had a different idea and even went on to make sure their idea counted at the end of the day. For a Cristiano Ronaldo who loves winning trophies, the result of that game will surely be very disappointing to him but there's nothing he can do about it at the moment other than continue to his give his best for Al Nassr and continue to believe.

[Dump3er]

I don't know for sure but I think Ronaldo is still without a major success in the Saudi Professional League, isn't he? I am not talking about his individual trophies as best goal scorer, but did he win any important titles there so far? I remember when I thought that Al Nassr must be the Saudi super power club when they bought all these players, but it looks as if the league is more equal among the teams than I thought at first. He probably isn't too happy about Al Nassr's overall performance, but his salary probably dries the tears.

Is he that broke that he should be chasing after money at this stage of his career. He's supposed to be creating a legacy and I think he realized that now therefore, him leaving the club should be under considering if he doesn't win any major silverware this season. His mates are winning things and increasing their achievements and if he's still after the money, then he's slowing turning into a loser which isn't something Ronaldo is known for. He needs to be at his best for the next world cup because he now has a team that have a chance of winning it therefore, hok playing at his very best is very important right now than before.

Ronaldo has built a legacy for himself long ago. You could argue both ways, but the truth is that he is still collecting goals as he wants to be the first striker going above 1,000 career goals. I think he will be able to do that unless he gets injured or something, but that is not very likely.

If someone has $500 million in the bank account and then gets offered $200 million per year, it still makes sense to accept that offer. He could make as much money again in two years that he made in 20 years before that. And not to forget that he isn't risking anything, he is going out there and doing what he loves the most while making the most money possible. That is not about chasing money in the sense that he needs to do it. He is doing it because he CAN do it. I don't think he would be doing it for $50 million per year, but $200 million per year plus all the extras and benefits coming with that contract? He couldn't say no to that.

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Al-Nassr lost the penalty shootout, allowing Al-Ahli to win this competition. Congratulations to Al-Ahli.

Al Ahly denied Ronaldo his second official trophy, and honestly, I felt disappointed about that. With the kind of players Al Nassr has now, I didn't expect them to lose in this Saudi Super final. I know Al Ahly is also a strong team, and both teams showed equal performance, but I had high expectations for Al Nassr to win this match. However, it ended in a penalty shootout, and Al Nassr's weakness in midfield affected their game. The absence of Sadio Mané also contributed to their loss. Cristiano Ronaldo put in effort to help the team win this trophy, but luck wasn't on their side but that's football, hard luck to them.

Yep. Unfortunately, Ronaldo failed again winning a trophy with Al Nassr. Even if they are getting stronger, but they are still unlucky. When they were leading 2-1 in normal time, I really expected to see them as the winner. Sadly, Ibanez scored another goal for Al Ahli in minute 89'. It totally ruined the mentality of Al Nassr players.

Al Nassr has no problem with their attacking line, they have all great players. But they again have weak defense, especially for the left back and right back. And I don't understand why Laporte didn't play in the last few matches. Any one can tell me the reason?    Also for the midfield line, it also becomes Al Nassr weakness. They only have Brozovic as a strong player there.

[Solokan]

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I still remember yesterday's match Al Nassr vs Al Ahli in the Saudi Super Cup final. The match was really exciting because Al Nassr and Al Ahli really competed closely which finally made the match have to end with a penalty shootout because in that match in normal time the score was tied 2-2. but it is very unfortunate that Cristiano Ronaldo and his friends had to feel sadness again because Ronaldo and his friends failed to win the Saudi Super Cup trophy again. I am really sad to see Al Nassr fail to win the trophy again because I want to see Al Nassr win the trophy.

In the bet on that match I thought I would win but it turned out I lost because Al Ahli won and of course there must be quite a few people who failed to bet on this match because they chose Al Nassr in the bet. but now I want to know if you also lost in the bet.? now of course Jorge Jesus must try to improve Al Nassr to be better because of course if it is not improved it will certainly have the potential to make Al Nassr have difficulty again to win the trophy in the SPL. but of course even though now Al Nassr failed to win the Saudi Super Cup but of course I see Al Nassr's strength has improved well which of course in yesterday's match also if Al Nassr can take advantage of opportunities well I think Al Nassr has the potential to win and will not experience a penalty shootout. now of course there are quite a few Al Nassr fans who are disappointed with Al Nassr and of course this must make Al Nassr sad.

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I don't know for sure but I think Ronaldo is still without a major success in the Saudi Professional League, isn't he? I am not talking about his individual trophies as best goal scorer, but did he win any important titles there so far? I remember when I thought that Al Nassr must be the Saudi super power club when they bought all these players, but it looks as if the league is more equal among the teams than I thought at first. He probably isn't too happy about Al Nassr's overall performance, but his salary probably dries the tears.

Is he that broke that he should be chasing after money at this stage of his career. He's supposed to be creating a legacy and I think he realized that now therefore, him leaving the club should be under considering if he doesn't win any major silverware this season. His mates are winning things and increasing their achievements and if he's still after the money, then he's slowing turning into a loser which isn't something Ronaldo is known for. He needs to be at his best for the next world cup because he now has a team that have a chance of winning it therefore, hok playing at his very best is very important right now than before.

Ronaldo has built a legacy for himself long ago. You could argue both ways, but the truth is that he is still collecting goals as he wants to be the first striker going above 1,000 career goals. I think he will be able to do that unless he gets injured or something, but that is not very likely.

If someone has $500 million in the bank account and then gets offered $200 million per year, it still makes sense to accept that offer. He could make as much money again in two years that he made in 20 years before that. And not to forget that he isn't risking anything, he is going out there and doing what he loves the most while making the most money possible. That is not about chasing money in the sense that he needs to do it. He is doing it because he CAN do it. I don't think he would be doing it for $50 million per year, but $200 million per year plus all the extras and benefits coming with that contract? He couldn't say no to that.

There are few players in the world who would turn down such a high price. Cristiano Ronaldo was going through a rough patch before moving to Saudi Arabia. He couldn't find a team in Europe that wanted him. He had a difficult time at Manchester United and was determined to leave. Saudi Arabia used its biggest weapon in making this offer, offering him a very high salary. Ronaldo is currently happy there and wants to score his 1,000th goal there. He's just a stone's throw away. He's one of the best players football has ever seen, and that's the way it will remain.

[Tamaperdana]

Al-Nassr lost the penalty shootout, allowing Al-Ahli to win this competition. Congratulations to Al-Ahli.

Al Ahly denied Ronaldo his second official trophy, and honestly, I felt disappointed about that. With the kind of players Al Nassr has now, I didn't expect them to lose in this Saudi Super final. I know Al Ahly is also a strong team, and both teams showed equal performance, but I had high expectations for Al Nassr to win this match. However, it ended in a penalty shootout, and Al Nassr's weakness in midfield affected their game. The absence of Sadio Mané also contributed to their loss. Cristiano Ronaldo put in effort to help the team win this trophy, but luck wasn't on their side but that's football, hard luck to them.

Yes, what can be done, basically Ronaldo and all his teammates have fought very well in this match, so we must still give them high appreciation even though in the end they lost. In addition, it cannot be denied that Al Nasr's midfield had a few obstacles in this match, and this made Al Nasr less good in launching attacks. But in my opinion, what Al Nasr needs to improve more is its defense. Because if Al Nasr's defense is good, I am sure they will definitely win this match. But because in this match Al Nasr's defense is still not completely good, finally Al Nasr easily conceded goals and as a result they had to face a penalty shootout. I think during the penalty shootout, Al Nasr players who were going to take the penalty looked quite tense.

So because of that, they were unable to execute the kick optimally. But it can not be denied, in this match Al Ahli players really played very well. So it is not surprising that Al Ahli won this match. If Al Ahli can maintain their current form, I think they have a very good chance of winning the Saudi Arabian League this season. Because, we've all seen that Al Ahli's current form is truly impressive and will certainly pose a huge threat to Al Nasr, Al Ahli, or Al Ittihad. So with that in mind, I really can't wait to see the matches in the Saudi Arabian league.

[Umulala-alala]

Al-Nassr lost the penalty shootout, allowing Al-Ahli to win this competition. Congratulations to Al-Ahli.

Al Ahly denied Ronaldo his second official trophy, and honestly, I felt disappointed about that. With the kind of players Al Nassr has now, I didn't expect them to lose in this Saudi Super final. I know Al Ahly is also a strong team, and both teams showed equal performance, but I had high expectations for Al Nassr to win this match. However, it ended in a penalty shootout, and Al Nassr's weakness in midfield affected their game. The absence of Sadio Mané also contributed to their loss. Cristiano Ronaldo put in effort to help the team win this trophy, but luck wasn't on their side but that's football, hard luck to them.

Having good players doesn't classify you will be winning on every game they may have still loss if sadio mane was present we should expect any thing in soccer game both club played well penalty shotout doesn't determine if your club can be better or not i believe penalty shotout is something of luck in football one side must surely win and Ronaldo club wasn't in the lucky part to win, C Ronaldo is a determine baller he always put on his best to make sure his club always come out with good results the lucky side won congratulations to Al-Ahly.

[Solokan]

Al-Nassr lost the penalty shootout, allowing Al-Ahli to win this competition. Congratulations to Al-Ahli.

Al Ahly denied Ronaldo his second official trophy, and honestly, I felt disappointed about that. With the kind of players Al Nassr has now, I didn't expect them to lose in this Saudi Super final. I know Al Ahly is also a strong team, and both teams showed equal performance, but I had high expectations for Al Nassr to win this match. However, it ended in a penalty shootout, and Al Nassr's weakness in midfield affected their game. The absence of Sadio Mané also contributed to their loss. Cristiano Ronaldo put in effort to help the team win this trophy, but luck wasn't on their side but that's football, hard luck to them.

Al Ahli completely thwarted Al Nassr's dreams, and of course, we saw that both teams played well, but that's football, and sometimes it's hard to predict who will win or lose. I personally wanted to see Al Nassr win that match, and I predicted that Al Nassr would win because Al Nassr played well against Ittihad, and they won that match.

Sadio Mane's absence did impact Al Nassr's performance against Al Ahli. I think if Sadio Mane had played, Al Nassr could have won, as he is certainly a great player. But of course, Al Nassr's defeat has happened, and they certainly need to learn from the experience. However, I have a feeling that Al Nassr will certainly have the potential to perform better in the next match, because Sadio Mane will certainly play for Al Nassr, and he will certainly have the potential to make Al Nassr perform even better. Of course, Jorge Jesus needs to prepare his team to perform well against Al Taawon in the next match. In my opinion, Al Nassr has a great chance of winning that match. What do you think?

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Al Ahly denied Ronaldo his second official trophy, and honestly, I felt disappointed about that. With the kind of players Al Nassr has now, I didn't expect them to lose in this Saudi Super final. I know Al Ahly is also a strong team, and both teams showed equal performance, but I had high expectations for Al Nassr to win this match. However, it ended in a penalty shootout, and Al Nassr's weakness in midfield affected their game. The absence of Sadio Mané also contributed to their loss. Cristiano Ronaldo put in effort to help the team win this trophy, but luck wasn't on their side but that's football, hard luck to them.

Having good players doesn't classify you will be winning on every game they may have still loss if sadio mane was present we should expect any thing in soccer game both club played well penalty shotout doesn't determine if your club can be better or not i believe penalty shotout is something of luck in football one side must surely win and Ronaldo club wasn't in the lucky part to win, C Ronaldo is a determine baller he always put on his best to make sure his club always come out with good results the lucky side won congratulations to Al-Ahly.

Al Ahli were the luckier side, they deserved the victory, and I also want to congratulate them on their success in bringing home the Saudi Super Cup. I agree that Al Nassr also played well and fought hard to end their trophy drought, but unfortunately, luck wasn't on the side of Ronaldo and his teammates.
The 2-2 draw shows that Al Nassr strength is on par with Al Ahli, and luck truly played a bigger role in deciding the champion through the penalty shootout. This win gives Al Ahli valuable momentum to start the new season, and Al Nassr shouldn't dwell on their disappointment for too long.
I think Jorge Jesus has the skills and understanding to help his squad improve, which should make them a strong contender for the title in the new season. Given the depth of Al Nassr squad, Jorge Jesus task should be easier.

[Arenga pinnata]

Once again, Al-Nassr failed to win the trophy. Even though it was only the Saudi Super Cup, Al-Nassr still came close to winning it. However, they were defeated because Al-Ahli fought hard and continued to score goals in regulation time, leaving the score level at the end of regulation and extra time. The match went to a penalty shootout.

I didn't watch the match from the beginning. But in the second half, I saw both teams play equally well. Al-Nassr had more chances, but some were not capitalized on. Al-Nassr's defense was also quite weak, although not as weak as last season.

Al-Nassr lost the penalty shootout, allowing Al-Ahli to win this competition. Congratulations to Al-Ahli.

It's actually not surprising to see Al-Ahli win the final. It's not that I think Al-Ahli are stronger than Al-Nassr, but I think we've noticed since last season that Al-Ahli were like a different team when they reached the final and played in the final.

We remember in the AFC Asian Cup last season, Al-Ahli even beat Al-Hilal in the semifinals. And then in the final, we saw Al-Ahli beat Kawasaki Frontale. Their mentality always seems to be better in competitions other than the SPL itself. In the SPL, we often see Al-Ahli being inconsistent. But in other competitions, Al-Ahli really can't be underestimated. Their strength is difficult to overcome. I'm sad that Al-Nassr failed again. But I think both teams fought well.

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Al-Nassr lost the penalty shootout, allowing Al-Ahli to win this competition. Congratulations to Al-Ahli.

Al Ahly denied Ronaldo his second official trophy, and honestly, I felt disappointed about that. With the kind of players Al Nassr has now, I didn't expect them to lose in this Saudi Super final. I know Al Ahly is also a strong team, and both teams showed equal performance, but I had high expectations for Al Nassr to win this match. However, it ended in a penalty shootout, and Al Nassr's weakness in midfield affected their game. The absence of Sadio Mané also contributed to their loss. Cristiano Ronaldo put in effort to help the team win this trophy, but luck wasn't on their side but that's football, hard luck to them.

If one of Al Ahly's players had not scored a goal towards the end of the match, the game would have ended in normal time and Al-Nassr would have won the trophy by securing a 2-1 victory over Al-Ahly. It is really sad to see Ronaldo's reaction because this player tried from the beginning to the end to help the team win the trophy but his efforts alone did not work out. Al-Nassr have spent a lot of money this season to bring good quality players to their club and they have brought several players to the club so naturally we thought that maybe Al-Nassr would win the final but our expectations were not met.
If Al-Nassr's defense could have supported the team a little better towards the end, maybe that goal in the 89th minute would not have happened and the result of this match would not have been decided by penalties.

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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

There is no doubt about that, in fact it has made me feel better in some of the leagues that are on the rise and that now people prefer more to this one, of course veteran players are arriving, players who had been considered useless due to their age, and this style of football is turning around that belief that exists in Europe, the clear example is CR7, and the number of players who have gone to play in this Saudi league.

If Al-Nassr's defense could have supported the team a little better towards the end, maybe that goal in the 89th minute would not have happened and the result of this match would not have been decided by penalties.

Things are still going very badly for the Al Nassr team in terms of defense The new coach has worked on it but it is still lacking, Sometimes penalties are not fair, but that leaves a great lesson, they have to give it their all from the start so they can generate the best of victories It is a tough time for CR7 who is so competitive, but that is football.

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yesterday I was really disappointed with Al-Nassr defense line. they just keep conceding the most annoying type of goals!!! like they wait for their attackers to score and then boom immediately give it away a few minutes later. Like it was so frustrating to watch! i even had to switch off my TV during the penalty shootout because i lost confidence in the players. the way they defend was so careless and there was no urgency or character in keeping a clean sheet... Like every time they take the lead, instead of building momentum!! they relax and lose focus and allow their opponents to pounce on them. you can’t keep winning games if your defense is always gifting opponents goals. It is like the defenders don’t even understand the pressure CR7 and the other strikers are under to keep delivering every single game.

sincerely i don't feel this team is even ready to win anything. If care is not taken!! to God they might end up trophyless again this season and that would be a huge embarrassment considering the kind of talent they have stocked up in the attack line... A club with those kinds of resources should not be this inconsistent and constantly flopping. Ronaldo does not deserve this kind of disappointment every year... he has given everything at his age but football is just not an individual game... at this point i will just advice he retires so as to keep his good legacy rather than keep relying on teammates who can’t match his hunger, passion and mentality to win. If Al-Nassr does not fix their defensive problems fast!!! the fans should just prepare for another heartbreaking season.

[Gallar]

Al-Nassr lost the penalty shootout, allowing Al-Ahli to win this competition. Congratulations to Al-Ahli.

Al Ahly denied Ronaldo his second official trophy, and honestly, I felt disappointed about that. With the kind of players Al Nassr has now, I didn't expect them to lose in this Saudi Super final. I know Al Ahly is also a strong team, and both teams showed equal performance, but I had high expectations for Al Nassr to win this match. However, it ended in a penalty shootout, and Al Nassr's weakness in midfield affected their game. The absence of Sadio Mané also contributed to their loss. Cristiano Ronaldo put in effort to help the team win this trophy, but luck wasn't on their side but that's football, hard luck to them.

Congratulations to Al Ahli for winning the Saudi super cup but for Ronaldo and his Al Nasr team it was bad luck for them because looking at the game they performed very well but they have to know that Al Ahli was also a good team and they came with their game plan too and it worked out for them better luck for Ronaldo and Al Nasr

Yes, what can make, although in this match Al Nasr did play very well, but it cannot be denied, that with such a performance it has not been able to be able to beat Al Ahli directly in normal time. So I guess, Al Nasr's current performance has indeed improved, but still the increase is not too significant. Because in this match I saw the defense line and also the utilization of opportunities was not optimal. That's why in this match Al Nasr was unable to keep his team ahead in normal time. Because as we know, in this match Al Nasr had a 2-1 lead over Al Ahli. Maybe if Al Nasr's defense is good enough, I think they can continue to maintain that advantage until the match is over. But what can make, it is fate that determines that Al Nasr must lose this match.

I think for now Al Nasr does not need to get carried away with the defeat that has befallen him. Instead, they must make it their motivation so that they can perform even more stunningly in the Saudi Arabian league and in other competitions. Because now in a few days the Saudi Arabian league will also start soon. So rather than dragging on in defeat, it's better for Al nasr to train hard, so they can win trophies this season. Because as an audience, I honestly feel a little furious, seeing Al nasr always fail to get the trophy.

[ShowOff]

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It's actually not surprising to see Al-Ahli win the final. It's not that I think Al-Ahli are stronger than Al-Nassr, but I think we've noticed since last season that Al-Ahli were like a different team when they reached the final and played in the final.

We remember in the AFC Asian Cup last season, Al-Ahli even beat Al-Hilal in the semifinals. And then in the final, we saw Al-Ahli beat Kawasaki Frontale. Their mentality always seems to be better in competitions other than the SPL itself. In the SPL, we often see Al-Ahli being inconsistent. But in other competitions, Al-Ahli really can't be underestimated. Their strength is difficult to overcome. I'm sad that Al-Nassr failed again. But I think both teams fought well.

Al Ahli has once again added to their trophy collection by defeating Al Nassr. They continue their positive trend, indicating their performance remains very stable. At first glance, Al Ahli often displays different performances in other competitions, their strengths are difficult to predict, and in my opinion, this shows that their investment in developing squad depth seems to be paying off. This season, Al Ahli will likely be a serious contender in the Saudi Pro League, while also attempting to defend their AFC Champions League trophy.

On the other hand, Al Nassr has still failed, and that is certainly very disappointing. Many people expected Al Nassr to succeed after overhauling their squad and appointing a new manager this season. I think Jorge Jesus will have to work twice as hard to lead Al Nassr to future trophies. I think Jorge Jesus still needs to recruit new players in the defense sector, so that they don't concede goals easily and will increase their chances of winning every match.

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I don't know for sure but I think Ronaldo is still without a major success in the Saudi Professional League, isn't he? I am not talking about his individual trophies as best goal scorer, but did he win any important titles there so far? I remember when I thought that Al Nassr must be the Saudi super power club when they bought all these players, but it looks as if the league is more equal among the teams than I thought at first. He probably isn't too happy about Al Nassr's overall performance, but his salary probably dries the tears.

Not having to win  the major trophy is not just enough reason to think that Ronaldo has not been successful in the Saudi league, I know success is often measured by the trophy a player has gotten over time but then again there are times when a players effort becomes clear that they have been their best but may just not be lucky but Ronaldo has achieved over a 100 career goal at the Saudi league so far so he is doing well although I wished for him to win this title but anyways congratulations to the winners already.