Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

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It's true that Al Nassr's defense still needs improvement. When Al Ahli attacks, their defensive line is lacking, which ultimately allows Al Ahli to score. In fact, Al Nassr should have brought in more quality defenders during the transfer window. However, I hope that, since the transfer window is still open, there's no harm in bringing in new players to strengthen their defense. If Al Nassr's defense is strong, there's great potential for Al Nassr to win, which will certainly make Al Nassr fans happy.

This failure should help Al Nassr avoid repeating the same mistakes in future matches. Jorge Jesus should have learned from his past experience, but he certainly needs to think hard about developing a strategy to improve Al Nassr's performance in future matches. It's unimaginable if Al Nassr doesn't win the title next season. It's likely that Al Nassr fans and Ronaldo fans will be deeply saddened.

This is not one of those times to even blame it on Jorge Jesus, it is enough that he was able to get them to the finals even if he did not get to win the trophy but been able to get to that stage alone is deserving of an accolade but they are mostly recognised after they actually win so I understand why he is not been commended enough but anyways they should pay more attention to the defense as it has become necessary at this point for them to do something about it so it does not later cost them much this season.

[Arenga pinnata]

Day after day im more and more convinced in my theory, and my theory is like, is more  a karma thing than a performance thing the problem of Al Nasrr, if you look at it they made everything in their hands to win, they buy everything they spend tons of money but they cant win anything at all, they lose in the final. And they restart and is the same situation all over again.

Al-Nassr certainly seems to be doing everything they can to improve their team. But one thing I'm sure we can see from the past few seasons in the current and previous transfer windows is that the team has always focused more on strengthening their attack and wing positions. As for the back line and defensive midfield, we rarely see much movement in the transfer market to acquire several good players while simultaneously addressing weaknesses in the back line. This team seems to be neglecting its own weaknesses and focusing too much on attack. Although one European defender was brought in this transfer window, it still doesn't seem to be enough. But let's see when things start. Because this season, Al-Nassr could be different and capable of winning the title.

[Ale88]

Day after day im more and more convinced in my theory, and my theory is like, is more  a karma thing than a performance thing the problem of Al Nasrr, if you look at it they made everything in their hands to win, they buy everything they spend tons of money but they cant win anything at all, they lose in the final. And they restart and is the same situation all over again.

Football is more than money. I don't know exactly what is going on within Al Nassr but they may have some dressing room problems, maybe the alchemy among the players is not good, maybe they don't like the manager... There are a ton of different reasons. And having someone like Ronaldo in your team may be both a bless and a curse at the same time because now he is more than a player, he takes decisions for the team.

[Jatiluhung]

The Saudi Pro League has just begun. The opening match of the season is Damac vs. Al-Hazm. The first half just ended with a 0-0 draw. I initially thought that the home team, Damac, would win, but now I have to doubt it. Al-Hazm seemed more reliable in this match, even though they were only recently promoted to the Saudi Pro League. But from the way they played, they seemed more prepared than Damac, who have always managed to survive in the Saudi Pro League.

And after observing, every season, a newly promoted team emerges and immediately shows strong performance, even breaking into the top five. For example, Al-Ahli performed well in their first season here. Then there was Al-Qadisiyah last season, which also showed the same thing. And I think this season might be the same. Al-Hazm could be one of them.

What do you guys think about this? I may not have been following this league for long, but I've looked back over the history of the past few seasons and come to this conclusion.

[virasog]

Football is more than money. I don't know exactly what is going on within Al Nassr but they may have some dressing room problems, maybe the alchemy among the players is not good, maybe they don't like the manager... There are a ton of different reasons. And having someone like Ronaldo in your team may be both a bless and a curse at the same time because now he is more than a player, he takes decisions for the team.

Yup, this is a fundamental truth that football is not only about money. Al Nassr lost the final and there is a debate among the football fans whether Ronaldo is a blessing or make him responsible for the loss of the final.

It is largely due to him that Al Nassr and the Saudi League have gained popularity globally. However, there are some things that put pressure on Al Nassr and Ronaldo himself. Where every win credit goes to him but if the team loses matches the fans put all the blame on him. This can sometimes put unbalanced pressure on Ronaldo and may affect his performance.

[Arenga pinnata]

The Saudi Pro League has just begun. The opening match of the season is Damac vs. Al-Hazm. The first half just ended with a 0-0 draw. I initially thought that the home team, Damac, would win, but now I have to doubt it. Al-Hazm seemed more reliable in this match, even though they were only recently promoted to the Saudi Pro League. But from the way they played, they seemed more prepared than Damac, who have always managed to survive in the Saudi Pro League.

And after observing, every season, a newly promoted team emerges and immediately shows strong performance, even breaking into the top five. For example, Al-Ahli performed well in their first season here. Then there was Al-Qadisiyah last season, which also showed the same thing. And I think this season might be the same. Al-Hazm could be one of them.

What do you guys think about this? I may not have been following this league for long, but I've looked back over the history of the past few seasons and come to this conclusion.

While not all of them, there are always a few newly promoted clubs who immediately manage to break into the top-flight competition every season. However, regarding Al Hazm, I doubt they'll be able to compete for a top-five finish this season. However, I think a mid-table finish is quite possible, given their performance.

The score has now shifted to Al Hazm's advantage, 0-1. And perhaps Al Hazm will indeed win this match. But remember, Damac is no ordinary team. This team has consistently managed to survive and avoid the relegation zone, not just through luck. It's also because of their excellent skills and consistently manages to trouble some of the top teams. Even if Damac loses this match, it doesn't necessarily guarantee defeat in their other matches. Likewise, even if Al Hazm wins this match, it doesn't guarantee victory in their next matches.

[Jatiluhung]

The Saudi Pro League has just begun. The opening match of the season is Damac vs. Al-Hazm. The first half just ended with a 0-0 draw. I initially thought that the home team, Damac, would win, but now I have to doubt it. Al-Hazm seemed more reliable in this match, even though they were only recently promoted to the Saudi Pro League. But from the way they played, they seemed more prepared than Damac, who have always managed to survive in the Saudi Pro League.

And after observing, every season, a newly promoted team emerges and immediately shows strong performance, even breaking into the top five. For example, Al-Ahli performed well in their first season here. Then there was Al-Qadisiyah last season, which also showed the same thing. And I think this season might be the same. Al-Hazm could be one of them.

What do you guys think about this? I may not have been following this league for long, but I've looked back over the history of the past few seasons and come to this conclusion.

While not all of them, there are always a few newly promoted clubs who immediately manage to break into the top-flight competition every season. However, regarding Al Hazm, I doubt they'll be able to compete for a top-five finish this season. However, I think a mid-table finish is quite possible, given their performance.

The score has now shifted to Al Hazm's advantage, 0-1. And perhaps Al Hazm will indeed win this match. But remember, Damac is no ordinary team. This team has consistently managed to survive and avoid the relegation zone, not just through luck. It's also because of their excellent skills and consistently manages to trouble some of the top teams. Even if Damac loses this match, it doesn't necessarily guarantee defeat in their other matches. Likewise, even if Al Hazm wins this match, it doesn't guarantee victory in their next matches.

Well, that's my point. I also don't mean to predict Al Hazm as a top-five contender. I was just talking about Al-Ahli and Al-Qadisiyah as examples from previous seasons. But I think this Saudi League is more intense than expected. Because it seems like every match is quite difficult to predict. Maybe we can't even bet much except on a few matches that pit a strong team against a team considered weak.

Al-Ittifaq's next match will be against Al-Kholood. And it seems like the match has already started. What are your thoughts on this match? Do Al-Ittifaq deserve to be the favorites? I don't know much about this team yet, but they seem to have a pretty reliable squad in terms of depth.

[Just Say]

The score has now shifted to Al Hazm's advantage, 0-1. And perhaps Al Hazm will indeed win this match. But remember, Damac is no ordinary team. This team has consistently managed to survive and avoid the relegation zone, not just through luck. It's also because of their excellent skills and consistently manages to trouble some of the top teams. Even if Damac loses this match, it doesn't necessarily guarantee defeat in their other matches. Likewise, even if Al Hazm wins this match, it doesn't guarantee victory in their next matches.

Damac Football Club made an incredible comeback today, they are truly a remarkable team because they are able to survive by maintaining consistency, perhaps as they proved in the opening clash of the Saudi Pro League but it is true that this group has been struggling recently. In my opinion this opening match of the new Saudi Pro League season between Damac and Al Hazm may have given the audience a proper sense of joy,in this match we saw both teams applying a lot of pressure through counterattacks, which made it really difficult to determine the outcome of this match but in the final stages, Damac managed to avoid their embarrassment by scoring a goal.

[Ahli38]

It's true that Al Nassr's defense still needs improvement. When Al Ahli attacks, their defensive line is lacking, which ultimately allows Al Ahli to score. In fact, Al Nassr should have brought in more quality defenders during the transfer window. However, I hope that, since the transfer window is still open, there's no harm in bringing in new players to strengthen their defense. If Al Nassr's defense is strong, there's great potential for Al Nassr to win, which will certainly make Al Nassr fans happy.

This failure should help Al Nassr avoid repeating the same mistakes in future matches. Jorge Jesus should have learned from his past experience, but he certainly needs to think hard about developing a strategy to improve Al Nassr's performance in future matches. It's unimaginable if Al Nassr doesn't win the title next season. It's likely that Al Nassr fans and Ronaldo fans will be deeply saddened.

This is not one of those times to even blame it on Jorge Jesus, it is enough that he was able to get them to the finals even if he did not get to win the trophy but been able to get to that stage alone is deserving of an accolade but they are mostly recognised after they actually win so I understand why he is not been commended enough but anyways they should pay more attention to the defense as it has become necessary at this point for them to do something about it so it does not later cost them much this season.

That's what Al Nassr needs. They don't need to regret what they've been through. Jorge Jesus as Al Nassr's coach doesn't actually need a lot of praise. What he has done has had a positive impact on his team, which has made it to the final. However what he needs is a new tactic that can improve the team so that it can play even better. The defense is something that Al Nassr needs to pay special attention to and fix immediately. If they manage to plan their team composition carefully, it should have a very positive impact on the team's performance in future matches, unlike in the past. So I think they don't need to worry about praise, improvement should be their main focus. And maybe they need to revamp their back line, which could be replaced with players who are more capable in the defense. Meanwhile the other lines have performed quite well contributing more to the team. The attack line has also been excellent led by Cristiano Ronaldo along with his teammates. I personally think Al Nassr needs to be serious about realizing that they need to fix the mistakes just a part of their team. So that this team does not experience continuous technical errors as the same mistake as before.

[Arenga pinnata]

...

While not all of them, there are always a few newly promoted clubs who immediately manage to break into the top-flight competition every season. However, regarding Al Hazm, I doubt they'll be able to compete for a top-five finish this season. However, I think a mid-table finish is quite possible, given their performance.

The score has now shifted to Al Hazm's advantage, 0-1. And perhaps Al Hazm will indeed win this match. But remember, Damac is no ordinary team. This team has consistently managed to survive and avoid the relegation zone, not just through luck. It's also because of their excellent skills and consistently manages to trouble some of the top teams. Even if Damac loses this match, it doesn't necessarily guarantee defeat in their other matches. Likewise, even if Al Hazm wins this match, it doesn't guarantee victory in their next matches.

Well, that's my point. I also don't mean to predict Al Hazm as a top-five contender. I was just talking about Al-Ahli and Al-Qadisiyah as examples from previous seasons. But I think this Saudi League is more intense than expected. Because it seems like every match is quite difficult to predict. Maybe we can't even bet much except on a few matches that pit a strong team against a team considered weak.

Al-Ittifaq's next match will be against Al-Kholood. And it seems like the match has already started. What are your thoughts on this match? Do Al-Ittifaq deserve to be the favorites? I don't know much about this team yet, but they seem to have a pretty reliable squad in terms of depth.

Al-Ahli and Al-Ettifaq may be exceptions. Just look at their transfer market moves. They've been actively purchasing many quality players from Europe, which has brought their performance up to par with other strong teams in the SPL, such as Al-Nassr, Al-Hilal, and Al-Ittihad. Since Al-Ahli is also part of the PIF, we can understand this. Meanwhile, Al-Qadisiyah has substantial funding behind them, allowing them to make significant moves in the transfer market, making them a strong team.

As for Al-Ettifaq vs. Al-Kholood, I think Al-Ettifaq is the deserved favorite. But since it's early in the season, we shouldn't expect too much.

The score has now shifted to Al Hazm's advantage, 0-1. And perhaps Al Hazm will indeed win this match. But remember, Damac is no ordinary team. This team has consistently managed to survive and avoid the relegation zone, not just through luck. It's also because of their excellent skills and consistently manages to trouble some of the top teams. Even if Damac loses this match, it doesn't necessarily guarantee defeat in their other matches. Likewise, even if Al Hazm wins this match, it doesn't guarantee victory in their next matches.

Damac Football Club made an incredible comeback today, they are truly a remarkable team because they are able to survive by maintaining consistency, perhaps as they proved in the opening clash of the Saudi Pro League but it is true that this group has been struggling recently. In my opinion this opening match of the new Saudi Pro League season between Damac and Al Hazm may have given the audience a proper sense of joy,in this match we saw both teams applying a lot of pressure through counterattacks, which made it really difficult to determine the outcome of this match but in the final stages, Damac managed to avoid their embarrassment by scoring a goal.

That's right, my friend. And that's how Damac always has a lot of surprises. Making the score level in the final minutes was quite a dramatic result, wasn't it? 

[GiftedMAN]

Football is more than money. I don't know exactly what is going on within Al Nassr but they may have some dressing room problems, maybe the alchemy among the players is not good, maybe they don't like the manager... There are a ton of different reasons. And having someone like Ronaldo in your team may be both a bless and a curse at the same time because now he is more than a player, he takes decisions for the team.

Maybe that's the problem because some players would feel  like he's giving more preferential treatment and gets jealous thereby causing dressing room problems for the team am just saying though cause I might be wrong, money is not a problem for Al-Nassr, they just need a coach that can manage the team and put them to order.

[Jatiluhung]

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Well, that's my point. I also don't mean to predict Al Hazm as a top-five contender. I was just talking about Al-Ahli and Al-Qadisiyah as examples from previous seasons. But I think this Saudi League is more intense than expected. Because it seems like every match is quite difficult to predict. Maybe we can't even bet much except on a few matches that pit a strong team against a team considered weak.

Al-Ittifaq's next match will be against Al-Kholood. And it seems like the match has already started. What are your thoughts on this match? Do Al-Ittifaq deserve to be the favorites? I don't know much about this team yet, but they seem to have a pretty reliable squad in terms of depth.

Al-Ahli and Al-Ettifaq may be exceptions. Just look at their transfer market moves. They've been actively purchasing many quality players from Europe, which has brought their performance up to par with other strong teams in the SPL, such as Al-Nassr, Al-Hilal, and Al-Ittihad. Since Al-Ahli is also part of the PIF, we can understand this. Meanwhile, Al-Qadisiyah has substantial funding behind them, allowing them to make significant moves in the transfer market, making them a strong team.

As for Al-Ettifaq vs. Al-Kholood, I think Al-Ettifaq is the deserved favorite. But since it's early in the season, we shouldn't expect too much.

Yes, Al-Qadisiyah seems to have strong financial support, similar to the teams under the PIF. This allows them to purchase several expensive players from Europe quite easily. Al-Qadisiyah, owned by Saudi Aramco, will certainly have no financial difficulties, so you're right, this team is indeed capable of competing fiercely, as it boasts the same squad depth as other strong teams.

The Al-Ettifaq vs. Al-Kholood match just ended in the first half, with the score at 1-1. It seems Al-Ettifaq isn't performing as well as I had hoped. But perhaps it's just the start of the season, so we should be prepared for surprising results. Not only in the Saudi Pro League, but in major European leagues, there are also many surprises at the start of the season.

[Arenga pinnata]

Al-Ahli and Al-Ettifaq may be exceptions. Just look at their transfer market moves. They've been actively purchasing many quality players from Europe, which has brought their performance up to par with other strong teams in the SPL, such as Al-Nassr, Al-Hilal, and Al-Ittihad. Since Al-Ahli is also part of the PIF, we can understand this. Meanwhile, Al-Qadisiyah has substantial funding behind them, allowing them to make significant moves in the transfer market, making them a strong team.

As for Al-Ettifaq vs. Al-Kholood, I think Al-Ettifaq is the deserved favorite. But since it's early in the season, we shouldn't expect too much.

Yes, Al-Qadisiyah seems to have strong financial support, similar to the teams under the PIF. This allows them to purchase several expensive players from Europe quite easily. Al-Qadisiyah, owned by Saudi Aramco, will certainly have no financial difficulties, so you're right, this team is indeed capable of competing fiercely, as it boasts the same squad depth as other strong teams.

The Al-Ettifaq vs. Al-Kholood match just ended in the first half, with the score at 1-1. It seems Al-Ettifaq isn't performing as well as I had hoped. But perhaps it's just the start of the season, so we should be prepared for surprising results. Not only in the Saudi Pro League, but in major European leagues, there are also many surprises at the start of the season.

Indeed, when a team has substantial funding behind it, it doesn't need to worry about the players it needs. Because the club will strive to bring in players they truly need. And we can see that all the financially strong teams in the SPL have demonstrated dominance and strong performances. However, even so, it can't be said that the team that spends the most money will be the best and ultimately the winner. Effectiveness in player acquisitions must also be a focus, followed by how to utilize the players already brought in is another crucial and challenging issue. And only teams that can truly maximize everything will succeed.

The Al-Ettifaq vs. Al-Kholood match appears to be nearing its end. The match has entered the 84th minute. The current score shows Al-Ettifaq still leading 2-1. And perhaps Al-Ettifaq will manage to maintain that lead until the end.

[ITExpert]

The way Al Nassr lost, was a humiliating one after spending that much on players. They were clearly the better team, and yet they still failed to win. That is the problem they have, even when they are the better team, they lose, and they can't afford to do that much. Ronaldo lost the chance to get one more cup, and it is really not looking good, been years since he got one, they got one on his first year and nothing after that.

Al -Nassr is a strong team but they still failed to score and brought a new cup. I think this is the reason if you think you are strong then being strong is not enough. The process of learning and being more better should never be stopped. Because the chances of being better always depends on the potential of the one who wants to be go on the side of perfection. The Al-Nassr needs to emphasis on their defense line because this is the thing which truly leads them towards  betterment. Because the presence of the most experienced and talented player Cristiano Ronaldo was not worked in the favour of the team. So I think the team has no such issues to bringing some new players to make their defense system more strong.

[GIF-JOBS]

The match between Al Hilal and Al Riyadh is going to start tomorrow, Al Hilal is a much stronger and better team than Al Riyadh, so the success of Al Hilal's victory in this match between them is definitely the highest, there is about 90% chance that Al Hilal will win this match, and I think they will win the match with a huge goal difference. If we think about last season, Al Riyadh was the 11th team in the point table and Al Hilal was in the second place, now let's see how they perform in the match, I will definitely be in favor of Al Hilal.

[slapper]

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That's what Al Nassr needs. They don't need to regret what they've been through. Jorge Jesus as Al Nassr's coach doesn't actually need a lot of praise. What he has done has had a positive impact on his team, which has made it to the final. However what he needs is a new tactic that can improve the team so that it can play even better. The defense is something that Al Nassr needs to pay special attention to and fix immediately. If they manage to plan their team composition carefully, it should have a very positive impact on the team's performance in future matches, unlike in the past. So I think they don't need to worry about praise, improvement should be their main focus. And maybe they need to revamp their back line, which could be replaced with players who are more capable in the defense. Meanwhile the other lines have performed quite well contributing more to the team. The attack line has also been excellent led by Cristiano Ronaldo along with his teammates. I personally think Al Nassr needs to be serious about realizing that they need to fix the mistakes just a part of their team. So that this team does not experience continuous technical errors as the same mistake as before.

You are right that the attack has been working its way. Ronaldo continues to score (100th club goal + scoring in the shootout). Félix and Coman brought in $64.65m worth of creativity. But, Al Nassr conceded in the 45+6' and 89'... literally the "championship minutes" where elite teams lock down games. Jorge Jesus kept pressing high with 30+ year-old CBs (Martínez 34, Laporte 31) and then subbed like-for-like at 78' and 86' instead of bringing on a DM/3rd CB to close the 82' lead. Then, corner, Bento comes out and flaps, 2–2

People forget: they spent big on the attack, while the only "reinforcement" in defense was Martínez on a free. Meanwhile, Al Hilal dropped €25m on defenders and look how balanced they look. So there is nothing wrong with applauding Jesus, but unless they lower the line or shuffle the squad (and maybe push youth like Salem Al-Najdi, 22, into the rotation), they will continue to perform this movie: sterile possession, even xG/shot (0.143 vs 0.144) and lapses that cost trophies

[Akbarkoe]

The way Al Nassr lost, was a humiliating one after spending that much on players. They were clearly the better team, and yet they still failed to win. That is the problem they have, even when they are the better team, they lose, and they can't afford to do that much. Ronaldo lost the chance to get one more cup, and it is really not looking good, been years since he got one, they got one on his first year and nothing after that.

Al -Nassr is a strong team but they still failed to score and brought a new cup. I think this is the reason if you think you are strong then being strong is not enough. The process of learning and being more better should never be stopped. Because the chances of being better always depends on the potential of the one who wants to be go on the side of perfection. The Al-Nassr needs to emphasis on their defense line because this is the thing which truly leads them towards  betterment. Because the presence of the most experienced and talented player Cristiano Ronaldo was not worked in the favour of the team. So I think the team has no such issues to bringing some new players to make their defense system more strong.

When Al Nassr managed to defeat Ittihad FC even with only 10 players, everyone thought that the final match against Al Ahli would not be too difficult for Al Nassr. In that match, Al Nassr performed quite well, creating many scoring opportunities, but unfortunately, they were unable to maximize those opportunities and convert them into goals. In terms of ball possession and number of attacks, Al Nassr had the upper hand, but towards the end of the match, their consistency always declined, which prevented them from maintaining their lead in both the first and second halves.

On the other hand, I never expected CR7 to perform a somersault in that match, although it was unfortunate that the ball was still saved by the goalkeeper. In that match, CR7 scored his 100th goal for Al Nassr. A new record, making him the only player to have scored more than a hundred goals for every club he has ever played for.

[Adiljutt156]

The way Al Nassr lost, was a humiliating one after spending that much on players. They were clearly the better team, and yet they still failed to win. That is the problem they have, even when they are the better team, they lose, and they can't afford to do that much. Ronaldo lost the chance to get one more cup, and it is really not looking good, been years since he got one, they got one on his first year and nothing after that.

I really do hope that for his mental sake, they finally win something this year. Like if you were to compare the teams, I would say they actually have a chance to win this season, the whole league, they are good enough to make that happen. I can't see that right now though if they play like this.

It was a very tense match. I think Al Nassr should have had a better chance of winning here, because their squad seemed to dominate the game, but what can you do? It's all over now and the final result is clear. Honestly, this is sad for Al Nassr fans, their favorites failed to win another trophy. Hopefully in the future, Cristiano Ronaldo and his squad will have the opportunity to appear in the final and win the match.

Al-Ahli Saudi football team won the final of the  tournament as both teams did 2, 2 goals in this match and no team could do 3 goals in this match and after that match was depended on penalties and we saw great effort by players of Al-Ahli Saudi football team because their score was 5 at the end of the match. Ibañez gave tough time in this match because he did goal at 88 minutes of the match when it was requirement of team because before that goal score of that team was only 1 and match was decided at penalties.But stats of Al-Ahli Saudi football team was not impressive because they could not do excellent in the shots and their passes were low in the match against Al-Nassr football team but they won due to good luck .

[Slow death]

The match between Al Hilal and Al Riyadh is going to start tomorrow, Al Hilal is a much stronger and better team than Al Riyadh, so the success of Al Hilal's victory in this match between them is definitely the highest, there is about 90% chance that Al Hilal will win this match, and I think they will win the match with a huge goal difference. If we think about last season, Al Riyadh was the 11th team in the point table and Al Hilal was in the second place, now let's see how they perform in the match, I will definitely be in favor of Al Hilal.

I also put Al Hilal in my parlay even with these very low odds of @ 1.11, I don't know why they are exaggerating like that, I say exaggerating because as it is the first game of the league, the teams tend not to be in their best physical condition, so they make some mistakes, and you can't look at the opponent's performance last season and think that it will be the same for this season too

it may be that they have also improved, so at least after the first game you could have an idea of ​​​​what state they really are in, that is, these very low odds in favor of Al Hilal would make much more sense if they were given in the second round game if Al Hilal had won some equity in the first round game and Al Riyadh had lost in the first round game

[Fuso.hp]

Al -Nassr is a strong team but they still failed to score and brought a new cup. I think this is the reason if you think you are strong then being strong is not enough. The process of learning and being more better should never be stopped. Because the chances of being better always depends on the potential of the one who wants to be go on the side of perfection. The Al-Nassr needs to emphasis on their defense line because this is the thing which truly leads them towards  betterment. Because the presence of the most experienced and talented player Cristiano Ronaldo was not worked in the favour of the team. So I think the team has no such issues to bringing some new players to make their defense system more strong.

Al-Nassr is undoubtedly a big team in terms of players, but beyond the scoreboard, the performance on the field is also important because we will consider a team as strong and a team as weak based on their performance on the field. Al-Nassr's performance last season was not good at all, that's why they spent a lot of money in the transfer market to bring better quality players to the club, but they couldn't do well in the Arab Cup final with all those players. Ronaldo is the best player in the world and one of the most experienced players, having him in the team means having a good manager in the team, so I think Al-Nassr's performance should have been better in the final match. However, we have to forget what happened and start the new season well and finish it well. If Al-Nassr cannot achieve anything good in the next season, the fans' expectations for this team will gradually decrease.