Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[Gallar]

Without Ronaldo it won't be the same. For the last three years, it was CR7 who made sure that Saudi Professional League becomes one of the top football leagues around the world. If he leaves, at least half of the viewership will vanish with him. The other half will remain, as now a lot of fans got used to supporting the local clubs such as Al Nassr, Al Ittihad and Al Hilal. I would agree with you that Ronaldo's protest was justified. The PIF has been favoring the other teams for some time now. But then, boycotting the matches and eventually refusing to remain with the club went a bit too far.

Yes,, this is clear, because currently Ronaldo is the main attraction for the Saudi Arabian League and that's why this league is currently watched by many people. So you can imagine if Ronaldo left this league, it's certain that the majority of viewers would also leave this league. Therefore, I think the Saudi Arabian League should be able to respect Ronaldo more and not do something that upsets Ronaldo.

Because they certainly know that the consequences if Ronaldo leaves everything will be a mess in this league. But strangely, yesterday's incident was completely beyond my understanding, because Al Nasr was like a stepchild by the PIF and that clearly ignited Ronaldo's anger. I think it's natural for Ronaldo to be angry. Because the PIF seems to not want to see Ronaldo become champion in the Saudi Arabian League and that's why they give more money to Al Hilal. So this is the core of the problem.

[landheer]

Ittihad lost to al nassr in my opinion this is a breath of fresh air for al nassr supporters because Ittihad is one of the strong teams in the spl. Ittihad tried to score against al nassr but al nassr is now so strong that finally Ittihad is very difficult to score against al nassr. but unfortunately Ronaldo did not play for a certain reason because what I heard was he was still protesting to FIF. but even though Ronaldo did not play, uniquely al nassr was able to play well which finally al nassr was able to win 2-0 against Ittihad. mane scored a goal through a penalty kick and he did his job well. but unfortunately in that match joao felix did not score even though he always received the ball well apparently jorge jesus needs to train felix to be able to take advantage of opportunities well if felix can take advantage of opportunities well in my opinion al nassr will definitely be able to score a lot of goals. but in my opinion the best thing in that match was angelo's performance he scored a beautiful goal and he celebrated imitating Ronaldo's style. Now I'm curious about Al Nassr's next match. I hope Ronaldo can play in the next match.

[GiftedMAN]

So if you're being cheated in a game, you keep quiet because the system supports cheating and you have to be focused on a playing that's unfair and rigged against you? Make it make sense mate, Ronaldo is fighting a good cause, he's fighting for fairness and against a corrupt football system, it doesn't matter whether he's playing or not, atleast he's trying to set things right and it's better than keeping quite and being cheated by an unfair system. Al Nassr fans should be proud to have a player like Ronaldo that would stand up against a corrupt football system.

Anyone who's still not happy because of what Ronaldo is doing doesn't understand football, someone is trying to fight for the right of his team and to make things work better some people are condemning him after the visibilities he has given to the league? Al Nassr fans  already knows that he's doing everything possible to make sure they don't get cheated that's why they are supporting him because it he's a player that doesn't like fairness he will be playing and making his money not minding what's happening to the time but because he likes the team and wants them to have the opportunity of winning the league he wants things to be balanced so that the team can also have players that will be able to compete with their rivals. I support Ronaldo in this fight and I think the football system over there needs to be changed.

[landheer]

Without Ronaldo it won't be the same. For the last three years, it was CR7 who made sure that Saudi Professional League becomes one of the top football leagues around the world. If he leaves, at least half of the viewership will vanish with him. The other half will remain, as now a lot of fans got used to supporting the local clubs such as Al Nassr, Al Ittihad and Al Hilal. I would agree with you that Ronaldo's protest was justified. The PIF has been favoring the other teams for some time now. But then, boycotting the matches and eventually refusing to remain with the club went a bit too far.

Yes,, this is clear, because currently Ronaldo is the main attraction for the Saudi Arabian League and that's why this league is currently watched by many people. So you can imagine if Ronaldo left this league, it's certain that the majority of viewers would also leave this league. Therefore, I think the Saudi Arabian League should be able to respect Ronaldo more and not do something that upsets Ronaldo.

Because they certainly know that the consequences if Ronaldo leaves everything will be a mess in this league. But strangely, yesterday's incident was completely beyond my understanding, because Al Nasr was like a stepchild by the PIF and that clearly ignited Ronaldo's anger. I think it's natural for Ronaldo to be angry. Because the PIF seems to not want to see Ronaldo become champion in the Saudi Arabian League and that's why they give more money to Al Hilal. So this is the core of the problem.

It's true, it seems like if Ronaldo leaves the Saudi league, the number of viewers will definitely decrease. After all, the Saudi league is famous because Ronaldo is in it. And it's understandable that Ronaldo protested, because the FIF should be fair. If the FIF can't be fair, Al Nassr will definitely struggle to win the championship because Al Nassr's budget isn't as big as other teams. Actually, when Ronaldo wasn't playing, I was a bit confused because I was afraid Al Nassr would lose, but fortunately, Al Nassr was able to win even without Ronaldo. When do you think Ronaldo will return? I want to see him play again, because his performances are always entertaining.

Currently, Al Nassr is only one point away from Al Hilal. I think if Al Nassr can consistently win, Al Nassr could win the SPL trophy. However, I hope that the small points gap between Al Nassr and Al Hilal will improve Al Nassr's mentality and they can bounce back.

[wakier]

Currently, Al Nassr is only one point away from Al Hilal. I think if Al Nassr can consistently win, Al Nassr could win the SPL trophy. However, I hope that the small points gap between Al Nassr and Al Hilal will improve Al Nassr's mentality and they can bounce back.

The small point gap should increase Al Nassr's ambition to be more consistent while waiting for Al Hilal to slip so that Al Nassr can take over the top of the standings and win the trophy, I really hope Al Hilal makes mistakes in the next few matches not that I don't like Al Hilal but really want to see my favorite player Ronaldo can feel the SPL title if he is with Al Hilal from the beginning maybe he can feel that title because Al Hilal players look more solid and quite good at managing the game and sometimes make it difficult for opponents to read their movements.

[Juicyhome]

The small point gap should increase Al Nassr's ambition to be more consistent while waiting for Al Hilal to slip so that Al Nassr can take over the top of the standings and win the trophy, I really hope Al Hilal makes mistakes in the next few matches not that I don't like Al Hilal but really want to see my favorite player Ronaldo can feel the SPL title if he is with Al Hilal from the beginning maybe he can feel that title because Al Hilal players look more solid and quite good at managing the game and sometimes make it difficult for opponents to read their movements.

No true Ronaldo fans will not hope Al-hilal losing for Al-nassr to top again, in recent games Al-hilal has dropped some points and I wish it continues till Al-nassr top the league again. Ronaldo deserves this title this season, he has worked so hard for this, but the best team will always win.

That's the issue Ronaldo is having with the PFL for funding other clubs than Al-nassr that's under them, I believe they will sort things out with Ronaldo, i miss him play, I want to see him play soon.

[Sarah Azhari]

Without Ronaldo it won't be the same. For the last three years, it was CR7 who made sure that Saudi Professional League becomes one of the top football leagues around the world. If he leaves, at least half of the viewership will vanish with him.

Ronaldo has become a huge icon and has a huge fan, which is why his arrival in the Saudi Professional League has boosted the league's popularity and attracted even more interest from fans around the world. And as you said, if Ronaldo leaves, the number of fans will decrease by half, and the Saudi Professional League's popularity will also decline. It must be acknowledged that Ronaldo's influence has been big in raising the Saudi Professional League's popularity, as many world-class players have followed in his footsteps.

[Toro iskandar]

Without Ronaldo it won't be the same. For the last three years, it was CR7 who made sure that Saudi Professional League becomes one of the top football leagues around the world. If he leaves, at least half of the viewership will vanish with him.

Ronaldo has become a huge icon and has a huge fan, which is why his arrival in the Saudi Professional League has boosted the league's popularity and attracted even more interest from fans around the world. And as you said, if Ronaldo leaves, the number of fans will decrease by half, and the Saudi Professional League's popularity will also decline. It must be acknowledged that Ronaldo's influence has been big in raising the Saudi Professional League's popularity, as many world-class players have followed in his footsteps.

Ronaldo has the most fans in the world, of course his influence is quite big since he was in the SPL and many football fans have started to look at Saudi Arabia, but if he decides to leave or retire, I think Saudi Arabia will lose its appeal again like before Ronaldo occupied it, there needs to be a star player to restore the glory of Saudi Arabia but at least they have to wait for a slightly older star player like Ronaldo who decided to go to Saudi Arabia when he was almost 40 years old.

[Catenaccio]

Without Ronaldo it won't be the same. For the last three years, it was CR7 who made sure that Saudi Professional League becomes one of the top football leagues around the world. If he leaves, at least half of the viewership will vanish with him.

Cristiano Ronaldo was a first super star player joined Saudi Professional League and his appearance there changed the league entirely. After Cristiano, there are at least two other super star players joined it, they are Benzema and Neymar, together with many star players transfered there even from biggest clubs in the Europe. Their appearances there made the league more exciting and more famous on social media as well as televisions.

Ronaldo has become a huge icon and has a huge fan, which is why his arrival in the Saudi Professional League has boosted the league's popularity and attracted even more interest from fans around the world. And as you said, if Ronaldo leaves, the number of fans will decrease by half, and the Saudi Professional League's popularity will also decline. It must be acknowledged that Ronaldo's influence has been big in raising the Saudi Professional League's popularity, as many world-class players have followed in his footsteps.

Ronaldo will end his career in the future while the growth of Saudi Professional League will need a lot of time to know. If their league grows up well, in the future, we might return to review impacts of Cristiano Ronaldo on the league like how Zico changed Japanese football decades ago. With a lot of money and kind of better sustainable investment into football, Saudi Arabia have better chance of getting a successful project compares to Chinese Super League that already failed.

Ronaldo has the most fans in the world, of course his influence is quite big since he was in the SPL and many football fans have started to look at Saudi Arabia, but if he decides to leave or retire, I think Saudi Arabia will lose its appeal again like before Ronaldo occupied it, there needs to be a star player to restore the glory of Saudi Arabia but at least they have to wait for a slightly older star player like Ronaldo who decided to go to Saudi Arabia when he was almost 40 years old.

I admire his professionality and how he used his ambition to change himself from training to performances for his clubs and national teams, though I really dislike how he easily let his high ego affects his clubs from Manchester United to Al Nassr. At almost very last seasons of his career, he is old enough, has enough experience through his long lasting career, so that he should be able to keep calm and avoid overreactions.

[Tamaperdana]

So if you're being cheated in a game, you keep quiet because the system supports cheating and you have to be focused on a playing that's unfair and rigged against you? Make it make sense mate, Ronaldo is fighting a good cause, he's fighting for fairness and against a corrupt football system, it doesn't matter whether he's playing or not, atleast he's trying to set things right and it's better than keeping quite and being cheated by an unfair system. Al Nassr fans should be proud to have a player like Ronaldo that would stand up against a corrupt football system.

That's why I'm a huge fan of Ronaldo,, because he's a very honest person and very brave in opposing the injustice that occurred. So that's why we definitely have to support all of this, because what Ronaldo did was for justice. Because if Ronaldo doesn't do this, this injustice will definitely continue forever in the Saudi Arabian League. But until now,, I don't know what the future of Ronaldo's career in the Saudi Arabian League will be like.

Because it seems that the PIF is also quite stubborn and doesn't want to admit its mistakes. So if the PIF continues to be stubborn, I think Ronaldo could really leave Al Nasr. Because as far as I know,, Ronaldo is a very strict person and has high self-esteem. Because I remember what happened at Manchester United, where he was not treated fairly there. So at that time, he immediately decided to leave. So, even now, Ronaldo could do the same thing again. I hope the PIF realizes this.

[Silence Scream]

Without Ronaldo it won't be the same. For the last three years, it was CR7 who made sure that Saudi Professional League becomes one of the top football leagues around the world. If he leaves, at least half of the viewership will vanish with him.

Ronaldo has become a huge icon and has a huge fan, which is why his arrival in the Saudi Professional League has boosted the league's popularity and attracted even more interest from fans around the world. And as you said, if Ronaldo leaves, the number of fans will decrease by half, and the Saudi Professional League's popularity will also decline. It must be acknowledged that Ronaldo's influence has been big in raising the Saudi Professional League's popularity, as many world-class players have followed in his footsteps.

Ronaldo has the most fans in the world, of course his influence is quite big since he was in the SPL and many football fans have started to look at Saudi Arabia, but if he decides to leave or retire, I think Saudi Arabia will lose its appeal again like before Ronaldo occupied it, there needs to be a star player to restore the glory of Saudi Arabia but at least they have to wait for a slightly older star player like Ronaldo who decided to go to Saudi Arabia when he was almost 40 years old.

Perhaps Lionel Messi should be persuaded? However, the Argentinian star doesn't want to go to Saudi Arabia. Cristiano, on the other hand, has revolutionized the country by going there. Many European star players have been inspired by Cristiano and gone to Saudi Arabia. The quality of the league is on par with many European leagues. However, Cristiano may retire soon, at least after this World Cup. If they want to maintain the league's appeal, I feel that the Saudi Arabian league needs to sign a good star player.

[$weetne$$]

Ittihad lost to al nassr in my opinion this is a breath of fresh air for al nassr supporters because Ittihad is one of the strong teams in the spl. Ittihad tried to score against al nassr but al nassr is now so strong that finally Ittihad is very difficult to score against al nassr. but unfortunately Ronaldo did not play for a certain reason because what I heard was he was still protesting to FIF. but even though Ronaldo did not play, uniquely al nassr was able to play well which finally al nassr was able to win 2-0 against Ittihad. mane scored a goal through a penalty kick and he did his job well. but unfortunately in that match joao felix did not score even though he always received the ball well apparently jorge jesus needs to train felix to be able to take advantage of opportunities well if felix can take advantage of opportunities well in my opinion al nassr will definitely be able to score a lot of goals. but in my opinion the best thing in that match was angelo's performance he scored a beautiful goal and he celebrated imitating Ronaldo's style. Now I'm curious about Al Nassr's next match. I hope Ronaldo can play in the next match.

Not only is this a breath of fresh air but it is a clear indication that  Al Nassr I gradually beginning to chase back to get an opportunity at their top position where they used to be and this will awaken some more confidence in them moving forward, I begin to see a possible chance of them getting back to their form for the title race and hopefully they get a chance  to win it as expected.

[Slow death]

Without Ronaldo it won't be the same. For the last three years, it was CR7 who made sure that Saudi Professional League becomes one of the top football leagues around the world. If he leaves, at least half of the viewership will vanish with him. The other half will remain, as now a lot of fans got used to supporting the local clubs such as Al Nassr, Al Ittihad and Al Hilal. I would agree with you that Ronaldo's protest was justified. The PIF has been favoring the other teams for some time now. But then, boycotting the matches and eventually refusing to remain with the club went a bit too far.

In my opinion, the Saudis have already realized that they have the attention they need and that the teams have quality. Even if they were to send Ronaldo away now, I highly doubt the impact of that decision would be very significant. The TV channels wouldn't stop talking about and broadcasting that league because it has other famous players. Al Nassr can also win without Ronaldo. For the amount of money the Saudis are currently spending on Ronaldo, I don't think it's worth it. The Saudi league won't die without Ronaldo.

[Btcdeybodi]

Ronaldo will end his career in the future while the growth of Saudi Professional League will need a lot of time to know. If their league grows up well, in the future, we might return to review impacts of Cristiano Ronaldo on the league like how Zico changed Japanese football decades ago. With a lot of money and kind of better sustainable investment into football, Saudi Arabia have better chance of getting a successful project compares to Chinese Super League that already failed.

The Saudi League is already popular due to the impact of Cristiano Ronaldo even though he is yet to win the SPL. However, whether Ronaldo leaves the Saudi League on mutual understanding or not, the Saudi government has already achieved what they want despite that it cost them a lot. The league will continue to grow after Ronaldo leaves because of the few European players there which includes Sadio Mane and Benzema and the Saudi League is still open to welcome more players from Europe top teams such as the likes of Mohamed Salah, Vinicius Jr, Bruno Fernandes and Casemiro. If these players are transferred to the Saudi League, the league will become more popular than this especially if someone like Vinicius Jr joins.

[Creeper0]

The Saudi League is already popular due to the impact of Cristiano Ronaldo even though he is yet to win the SPL. However, whether Ronaldo leaves the Saudi League on mutual understanding or not, the Saudi government has already achieved what they want despite that it cost them a lot. The league will continue to grow after Ronaldo leaves because of the few European players there which includes Sadio Mane and Benzema and the Saudi League is still open to welcome more players from Europe top teams such as the likes of Mohamed Salah, Vinicius Jr, Bruno Fernandes and Casemiro. If these players are transferred to the Saudi League, the league will become more popular than this especially if someone like Vinicius Jr joins.

Before Cristiano Ronaldo joined the Saudi League, I didn't know that there was a football league in Saudi Arabia or what their leagues were like. I started following the Saudi League when I heard that Ronaldo was signed to the Saudi League.

You are right that the Saudi Pro League has gained some popularity because of Cristiano Ronaldo. That popularity has increased even more when players like Sadio Mane, Karim Benzema and Neymar Jr. have played there. Although Neymar Jr. hasn't been able to compete on the field for very long. If we can see some more young European talent in this league, the league will gain even more popularity. Money may not be a concern for the Saudis.

[Bobrox]

The Saudi League is already popular due to the impact of Cristiano Ronaldo even though he is yet to win the SPL. However, whether Ronaldo leaves the Saudi League on mutual understanding or not, the Saudi government has already achieved what they want despite that it cost them a lot. The league will continue to grow after Ronaldo leaves because of the few European players there which includes Sadio Mane and Benzema and the Saudi League is still open to welcome more players from Europe top teams such as the likes of Mohamed Salah, Vinicius Jr, Bruno Fernandes and Casemiro. If these players are transferred to the Saudi League, the league will become more popular than this especially if someone like Vinicius Jr joins.

Cristiano Ronaldo arrival make Saudi Pro League become more popular and the effect of Ronaldo success bring many top Europe player playing there, now has bad issues since Ronaldo out from Al Nassr last two matches in a row and still not get solution will the upcoming match Ronaldo back to the team? Saudi Pro League still popular indeed leaving by Cristiano  Ronaldo due several teams pay high salary for the top Europe player but Ronaldo have become the icon make the Saudi Arabia domestic league know around to the world.
During the Saudi Arabia club can paying high salary for the new players I think can't stop that domestic league competition keep popular indeed Ronaldo will reach mutual contract with Al Nassr, however he has contract left but disappointed if leave Saudi Pro League competition before winning the domestic league with Al Nassr.

[Sithara007]

In my opinion, the Saudis have already realized that they have the attention they need and that the teams have quality. Even if they were to send Ronaldo away now, I highly doubt the impact of that decision would be very significant. The TV channels wouldn't stop talking about and broadcasting that league because it has other famous players. Al Nassr can also win without Ronaldo. For the amount of money the Saudis are currently spending on Ronaldo, I don't think it's worth it. The Saudi league won't die without Ronaldo.

Ronaldo is already 41 years old. And the Saudi Professional League has reached such a level that it won't die without Ronaldo. Once he leaves, the popularity may dip. By as much as 50%. But that will happen sooner or later, as Ronaldo is approaching his retirement age. This time, it is difficult to justify the actions from Ronaldo. A few months back, he tried to bully the Al Nassr management and got away with it. In order to please him, the management decided to change the coach, and a few players. But this time, he directly locked horns with the PIF and the League organizers.

[Republikcoin.com]

Not only is this a breath of fresh air but it is a clear indication that  Al Nassr I gradually beginning to chase back to get an opportunity at their top position where they used to be and this will awaken some more confidence in them moving forward, I begin to see a possible chance of them getting back to their form for the title race and hopefully they get a chance  to win it as expected.

Al Nassr is now just one point behind Al Hilal, who still top the Saudi Pro League. Therefore, Al Nassr's chances of returning to the top of the table this season are increasingly evident, as their players are consistently striving to win and secure three points in every important match. I also hope Al Nassr can win the title this season, as they have spent a significant amount of money to compete and win the Saudi Pro League in previous seasons, but that hasn't been achieved by Al Nassr until last season.

[harapan]

Ittihad lost to al nassr in my opinion this is a breath of fresh air for al nassr supporters because Ittihad is one of the strong teams in the spl. Ittihad tried to score against al nassr but al nassr is now so strong that finally Ittihad is very difficult to score against al nassr. but unfortunately Ronaldo did not play for a certain reason because what I heard was he was still protesting to FIF. but even though Ronaldo did not play, uniquely al nassr was able to play well which finally al nassr was able to win 2-0 against Ittihad. mane scored a goal through a penalty kick and he did his job well. but unfortunately in that match joao felix did not score even though he always received the ball well apparently jorge jesus needs to train felix to be able to take advantage of opportunities well if felix can take advantage of opportunities well in my opinion al nassr will definitely be able to score a lot of goals. but in my opinion the best thing in that match was angelo's performance he scored a beautiful goal and he celebrated imitating Ronaldo's style. Now I'm curious about Al Nassr's next match. I hope Ronaldo can play in the next match.

Your  are funny man, you expect Jorge Jesus to train Felix the basics again by this time of his career. That must be a huge joke from you. Ronaldo also may likely not return anytime soon. There are too many lies, and propaganda about him and the clubs management but none has been seen trustworthy. Some claims he has been disrespected the opposite says the other sources, whatever happens, we hope it is sorted out sooner than expected 

[Hvdv]

Ittihad lost to al nassr in my opinion this is a breath of fresh air for al nassr supporters because Ittihad is one of the strong teams in the spl. Ittihad tried to score against al nassr but al nassr is now so strong that finally Ittihad is very difficult to score against al nassr. but unfortunately Ronaldo did not play for a certain reason because what I heard was he was still protesting to FIF. but even though Ronaldo did not play, uniquely al nassr was able to play well which finally al nassr was able to win 2-0 against Ittihad. mane scored a goal through a penalty kick and he did his job well. but unfortunately in that match joao felix did not score even though he always received the ball well apparently jorge jesus needs to train felix to be able to take advantage of opportunities well if felix can take advantage of opportunities well in my opinion al nassr will definitely be able to score a lot of goals. but in my opinion the best thing in that match was angelo's performance he scored a beautiful goal and he celebrated imitating Ronaldo's style. Now I'm curious about Al Nassr's next match. I hope Ronaldo can play in the next match.

Your  are funny man, you expect Jorge Jesus to train Felix the basics again by this time of his career. That must be a huge joke from you. Ronaldo also may likely not return anytime soon. There are too many lies, and propaganda about him and the clubs management but none has been seen trustworthy. Some claims he has been disrespected the opposite says the other sources, whatever happens, we hope it is sorted out sooner than expected 

Jorge Jesus is a very experienced manager, and I know he has the quality to handle any crisis. Right now, there seems to be a problem between Al Nassr and Cristiano Ronaldo, but I think Jesus can resolve it. It seems like a serious issue at the moment; they're talking about the possibility of Cristiano Ronaldo leaving the team during the summer transfer window. There are still many teams interested in signing the 41-year-old star player. We're talking about a player who changed the image of Saudi Arabia after arriving there.