Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[Rashlyowl]

Jorge Jesus has parted ways with Al Nassr. I don’t know which team he’ll join, but it’s worth noting that Fenerbahçe is also in the running. In an interview, Jorge Jesus had mentioned that he felt he had unfinished business at Fenerbahçe. With the Fenerbahçe presidential election coming up, I honestly don’t know if he’ll be their top choice, but I’d love to see him back in the Super League. By leading Al Nassr to the championship, he’s now a title winner in the Saudi league as well.

It's a shame because he's already officially announced it, even though he has good memories of Al-Nassr. He joined Al-Nassr July last year, meaning he hasn't even been there for a year. If he had stayed, I think he could have achieved even more with Al-Nassr. He has a good relationship with Benfica, but I don't see him returning to the Lisbon team.

[ITExpert]

I think the Portuguese forward may rather prefer to stay on at Al Nasr after the expiration of his contract, he has nothing to lose and I don't think many European clubs would be much interested in him by then so his only suitable option would be to renew his contract with the Saudi Arabian side Al Nasr, maybe for a short spell, at least this would guarantee him much more money in anticipation for his retirement and future investments if he intends indulging in something different after retirement.

I think that Cristiano Ronaldo will not get retired until he achieves his target of 1000 goals he is very passionate about it and there is little number which is left to fulfil his dream. So there is high chances that he will continue his contract with Al-Nassar and recieve his defined money from the team and after accomplished his goal may he leave from the professional football.  And after retirement Cristiano Ronaldo has a very bright chances as well to continue participating in the football world maybe with a different sight and a different designation. And I think Al-Nassar will not fire him or make him retire without his consent as he is a world class player and has great contributions in the success of Al-Nssar. But despite having all the thoughts the decision is definitely make by Ronald and let's see what he chooses for himself in the future

[LUCKMCFLY]

I don't think the standard of the Saudi professional league would directly impact the Saudi national team in the upcoming world cup since most of the top players in the league are not Saudi nationals, at this critical point in time when the league is becoming more prominent and attractive I expected the league body to have sought for ways to develop youth football in order to secure the future of saudi football but they seem to be more interested in the SPL so I dont expect much from the Saudi national team in this World Cup.

But we can expect good experiences from the Saudi team because I have a lot of faith in them. Above all, there are top-level players who have taught their technique and enriched the game. In reality, that's what they're looking for: the boost of bringing CR7 and other iconic figures to this league where things are basically more expensive and have much more fame, and money moves in an impressive way. Each famous player receives a good amount of money; it's really better than the MLS.

[Varnquister]

Jorge Jesus has parted ways with Al Nassr. I don’t know which team he’ll join, but it’s worth noting that Fenerbahçe is also in the running. In an interview, Jorge Jesus had mentioned that he felt he had unfinished business at Fenerbahçe. With the Fenerbahçe presidential election coming up, I honestly don’t know if he’ll be their top choice, but I’d love to see him back in the Super League. By leading Al Nassr to the championship, he’s now a title winner in the Saudi league as well.

It's a shame because he's already officially announced it, even though he has good memories of Al-Nassr. He joined Al-Nassr July last year, meaning he hasn't even been there for a year. If he had stayed, I think he could have achieved even more with Al-Nassr. He has a good relationship with Benfica, but I don't see him returning to the Lisbon team.

It seems like Jorge Jesus wants to achieve at least some success in every league, so he might want to try his hand at different leagues. He strikes me as the kind of coach who, in a way, wants to prove his own success this way. Just imagine being a coach who’s won a title in every league. I think he’d enjoy that too if it happened. Of course, I expect him to coach a team this season, but it’s hard to predict where he’ll end up. News reports can sometimes be misleading.

[Tamaperdana]

Jorge Jesus has parted ways with Al Nassr. I don’t know which team he’ll join, but it’s worth noting that Fenerbahçe is also in the running. In an interview, Jorge Jesus had mentioned that he felt he had unfinished business at Fenerbahçe. With the Fenerbahçe presidential election coming up, I honestly don’t know if he’ll be their top choice, but I’d love to see him back in the Super League. By leading Al Nassr to the championship, he’s now a title winner in the Saudi league as well.

It's a shame because he's already officially announced it, even though he has good memories of Al-Nassr. He joined Al-Nassr July last year, meaning he hasn't even been there for a year. If he had stayed, I think he could have achieved even more with Al-Nassr. He has a good relationship with Benfica, but I don't see him returning to the Lisbon team.

Yes,, it is indeed very unfortunate that Jesus decided to leave Al Nasr, because if he continued to coach Al Nasr,, Al Nasr would certainly be able to perform even better next season. Because this season has been proven, even though it was only one season at Al Nasr, Jesus was able to immediately give Al Nasr the trophy that they had been waiting for. So that's why I personally was actually quite surprised to hear that Jesus left Al Nasr. Because at first I thought Jesus would stay longer at Al Nasr, but recently he announced his departure, so I don't understand this situation.

So do you know why Jesus left Al Nasr after winning the trophy? Was it because his contract was only for one season or what? Because right now I am quite confused about this. But even so, I hope Al Nasr can get an even greater coach after this. Because I want to see Al Nasr perform even better next season and win the Asian Champions League... It would be amazing if Ronaldo and Al Nasr could win the Asian Champions League. So,, basically, I still have very high hopes for Al Nasr...

[Solokan]

Jorge Jesus has parted ways with Al Nassr. I don’t know which team he’ll join, but it’s worth noting that Fenerbahçe is also in the running. In an interview, Jorge Jesus had mentioned that he felt he had unfinished business at Fenerbahçe. With the Fenerbahçe presidential election coming up, I honestly don’t know if he’ll be their top choice, but I’d love to see him back in the Super League. By leading Al Nassr to the championship, he’s now a title winner in the Saudi league as well.

It's a shame because he's already officially announced it, even though he has good memories of Al-Nassr. He joined Al-Nassr July last year, meaning he hasn't even been there for a year. If he had stayed, I think he could have achieved even more with Al-Nassr. He has a good relationship with Benfica, but I don't see him returning to the Lisbon team.

It seems like Jorge Jesus wants to achieve at least some success in every league, so he might want to try his hand at different leagues. He strikes me as the kind of coach who, in a way, wants to prove his own success this way. Just imagine being a coach who’s won a title in every league. I think he’d enjoy that too if it happened. Of course, I expect him to coach a team this season, but it’s hard to predict where he’ll end up. News reports can sometimes be misleading.

Yes, Jorge Jesus seems to be the adventurous type of coach. The proof is that when he led Al Nassr to a trophy, he immediately decided to leave Al Nassr, even though he actually had the potential to bring Al Nassr back to victory next season. In my opinion, he is very suitable to coach Al Nassr, as he can lead Al Nassr to a trophy in the SPL. Jorge Jesus does have good experience, he has led many clubs he has coached to become champions, and we will see what happens with him.

With Jorge Jesus' departure from Al Nassr, I think it will not be easy for Al Nassr to find a suitable coach. As we know, after Ronaldo's arrival in the Saudi league, many coaches were not suitable for Al Nassr, and the one who is suitable is Jorge Jesus. But now everything has happened, and I hope Al Nassr quickly finds a replacement for Jorge Jesus. Who do you think is suitable to replace Jorge Jesus?

It seems very difficult to predict where Jorge Jesus will end up, but I think he could end up coaching Fenerbahçe. Now I hope he can lead any team he coaches to victory, whatever the team.

[Gallar]

I think that Cristiano Ronaldo will not get retired until he achieves his target of 1000 goals he is very passionate about it and there is little number which is left to fulfil his dream. So there is high chances that he will continue his contract with Al-Nassar and recieve his defined money from the team and after accomplished his goal may he leave from the professional football.  And after retirement Cristiano Ronaldo has a very bright chances as well to continue participating in the football world maybe with a different sight and a different designation. And I think Al-Nassar will not fire him or make him retire without his consent as he is a world class player and has great contributions in the success of Al-Nssar. But despite having all the thoughts the decision is definitely make by Ronald and let's see what he chooses for himself in the future

Yes, it is certain that Ronaldo will not retire before his 1000 goal target is achieved, because it will clearly be a record that is basically very good for Ronaldo. In addition, currently Ronaldo still has one more season on his contract with Al Nasr, so I am very sure that in the remaining season of his contract at Al Nasr, Ronaldo will definitely complete his 1000 goal target. Moreover, currently there are other competitions such as the World Cup, it will certainly make Ronaldo even faster in breaking his record. Because Ronaldo will also participate with Portugal in this World Cup,, so it is certain that Ronaldo will also most likely score a goal in this competition.

So with that,, I am sure that by the middle of next season, Ronaldo will definitely be able to score his 1000th goal. Then, speaking of Ronaldo's future after scoring his 1,000th goal, I'm not sure whether he'll retire immediately or continue playing until he's older. This is still very difficult to predict,, considering Ronaldo still looks very physically fit. So, it's also possible that Ronaldo will continue playing and extend his contract at Al Nasr. So, we'll just have to wait and see,, as it's still very difficult to predict.

[Sithara007]

Yes, it is certain that Ronaldo will not retire before his 1000 goal target is achieved, because it will clearly be a record that is basically very good for Ronaldo. In addition, currently Ronaldo still has one more season on his contract with Al Nasr, so I am very sure that in the remaining season of his contract at Al Nasr, Ronaldo will definitely complete his 1000 goal target. Moreover, currently there are other competitions such as the World Cup, it will certainly make Ronaldo even faster in breaking his record. Because Ronaldo will also participate with Portugal in this World Cup,, so it is certain that Ronaldo will also most likely score a goal in this competition.

So with that,, I am sure that by the middle of next season, Ronaldo will definitely be able to score his 1000th goal. Then, speaking of Ronaldo's future after scoring his 1,000th goal, I'm not sure whether he'll retire immediately or continue playing until he's older. This is still very difficult to predict,, considering Ronaldo still looks very physically fit. So, it's also possible that Ronaldo will continue playing and extend his contract at Al Nasr. So, we'll just have to wait and see,, as it's still very difficult to predict.

Too much focus has been put into the 1,000 goal target for Ronaldo. By focusing on this, everyone is ignoring the fact that Ronaldo won the Saudi Professional League trophy for Al Nassr this year, and almost did that during the 2025-26 AFC Champions League Two. Competition was fierce during this season of the SPL. And the PIF always behave in a biased manner, and this time also it was no different. They got Karim Benzema transferred to Al Hilal, in a desperate attempt to prevent Al Nassr from winning the trophy. Even that didn't worked. All that said, I can foresee Ronaldo extending the contract for another two years, and continuing to play for Al Nassr until 2029.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

It seems like Jorge Jesus wants to achieve at least some success in every league, so he might want to try his hand at different leagues. He strikes me as the kind of coach who, in a way, wants to prove his own success this way. Just imagine being a coach who’s won a title in every league. I think he’d enjoy that too if it happened. Of course, I expect him to coach a team this season, but it’s hard to predict where he’ll end up. News reports can sometimes be misleading.

After successfully leading Al-Nassr to the title, Jorge Jesus is considering a move away other club. He might want to try a new challenge in another league with a club of his choice to prove his coaching credentials. Rumors about his future are also unclear, so there's no certainty about his future. I hope Jorge Jesus finds a club that can further his career. Some news isn't fully confirmed, so I usually only look at specific releases regarding transfer market events or managerial moves, but analysts like Fabrizio Romano are usually much more accurate in their reporting.

[Livingleged]

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I think that Cristiano Ronaldo will not get retired until he achieves his target of 1000 goals he is very passionate about it and there is little number which is left to fulfil his dream. So there is high chances that he will continue his contract with Al-Nassar and recieve his defined money from the team and after accomplished his goal may he leave from the professional football. 

I agree with you on the aspect that he’s really passionate about the 1000 career goals and i don't see him achieving that elsewhere but rather than the league his play at right now, age is really catching up with him but we know the goat always want to prove he’s still the goat that he’s. Only  few players  could  perform  at his age and player as an attacker  that need to be running  back and forth. I look forward  to his 1000 goals documented  on YouTube  as he has promised  if achieved  and I have no doubt  that he's  definitely  going to achieve  that dream.

[Mayor of ogba]

It seems like Jorge Jesus wants to achieve at least some success in every league, so he might want to try his hand at different leagues. He strikes me as the kind of coach who, in a way, wants to prove his own success this way. Just imagine being a coach who’s won a title in every league. I think he’d enjoy that too if it happened. Of course, I expect him to coach a team this season, but it’s hard to predict where he’ll end up. News reports can sometimes be misleading.

Even though Jorse Jesus is leaving Al Nassr on mutual consent it's not his will to leave Al Nassr, Al Nassr management propel him to leave, so he's not leaving because he wants to try his hand at different leagues as you said, he is Al Nassr his services is no longer needed. Although Jorse Jesus is linked with a move AC Milan this season but I don't know if it's true.

[LUCKMCFLY]

So in theory there is really not much to see, there isn't really anything they can do. They will play a few games, not win the world cup and go back home, that's it. Maybe if they are lucky they will beat some big team once, but then another big team will beat them, and if they are the opposite, and be unlucky, they will lose to teams they should be beating. That's literally it.

In the last World Cup they beat the reigning world champions. What I think is, if the Saudi league is investing so much money in finding the most iconic European players, is it to help them? No, it's so that the local players can learn from the techniques they've developed through their combined experience. They learn, any human being learns, and what they do isn't bad at all; it's very well structured. That's why I want to see how far they go, whether with small or big teams.

[$weetne$$]

I agree with you on the aspect that he’s really passionate about the 1000 career goals and i don't see him achieving that elsewhere but rather than the league his play at right now, age is really catching up with him but we know the goat always want to prove he’s still the goat that he’s. Only  few players  could  perform  at his age and player as an attacker  that need to be running  back and forth. I look forward  to his 1000 goals documented  on YouTube  as he has promised  if achieved  and I have no doubt  that he's  definitely  going to achieve  that dream.

The 1000 goal target seem like it is going to be the haul mark of his career on the pitch as a footballer, we will start expecting the retirement news after he must have gotten to the 1000 goals target he has set for himself. The Saudi league is not the only place he will be getting the remaining goals, he will be playing in the world cup so he gets the opportunity to get some goals form there to add to the others he has accumulated already and may later complete them up at his club in the Saudi league in the new season.

[ITExpert]

I don't continue to consider this championship, it's really of very low quality even if the coaches and players are top, but let's say that they will never be able to have the same level as the other championships, it will always remain a fairly mediocre championship, however the fact is that there is a lot of talent and that every now and then it's not bad to watch a few games.

Saudi Pro league is standing on a different level right now they just make their league famous worldwide infact they are now receiving the attention from all over the world. And the main reason why the people from across the world are giving attention to this league is the many talented European players who just make this league more worthy by their presence in it. Because if we see the same Saudi Pro league some years ago they were not as prominent or famous as they are today. And Cristiano Ronaldo has really a great contributions in this regard. Because Ronaldo was a player who is known by all the world due to his unwatchable skills in the football world. And still his presence at Al-Nassar make the league attentive to the people who has a great fanbase for Cristinao Ronaldo.

[Arenga pinnata]

It's a shame because he's already officially announced it, even though he has good memories of Al-Nassr. He joined Al-Nassr July last year, meaning he hasn't even been there for a year. If he had stayed, I think he could have achieved even more with Al-Nassr. He has a good relationship with Benfica, but I don't see him returning to the Lisbon team.

There are rumors that Jorge Jesus has even turned down an offer from Benfica, and it seems he wants to take a break for a while. other reports suggest he is interested in the position of head coach of the Portuguese national team, as the current coach, Roberto Martinez, may step down after the World Cup. It appears Jorge Jesus would be more interested in taking that position when the time comes.
(sourch; https://worldsoccertalk.com/news/cristiano-ronaldo-braced-for-shock-exit-jorge-jesus-reportedly-decides-against-al-nassr-renewal-as-his-preferred-destination-emerges-in-post-2026-world-cup-twist/)

But Jorge Jesus has truly become a legendary coach in the SPL. He has successfully led both Al-Hilal and Al-Nassr to championships. and I think leaving while his name is truly at the peak of his achievements there is indeed the right decision. that way, his reputation in the SPL will always be the best.

[ndutndut]

Jorge Jesus has parted ways with Al Nassr. I don’t know which team he’ll join, but it’s worth noting that Fenerbahçe is also in the running. In an interview, Jorge Jesus had mentioned that he felt he had unfinished business at Fenerbahçe. With the Fenerbahçe presidential election coming up, I honestly don’t know if he’ll be their top choice, but I’d love to see him back in the Super League. By leading Al Nassr to the championship, he’s now a title winner in the Saudi league as well.

It's a shame because he's already officially announced it, even though he has good memories of Al-Nassr. He joined Al-Nassr July last year, meaning he hasn't even been there for a year. If he had stayed, I think he could have achieved even more with Al-Nassr. He has a good relationship with Benfica, but I don't see him returning to the Lisbon team.

Yes. It's a shame that Jorge Jesus resigned after winning trophies with Al Nassr. But on the other hand, he also kept his promise. Before joining Al Nassr he had said he would accept the job with a promise to help Ronaldo win a title first, after which he decided to step down. Now it's happened.

Even though Ronaldo knew Jesus was leaving Al Nassr, he tried to convince him to stay for another season but to no avail. Jesus still declared his mission was complete and chose to leave to seek new challenges elsewhere. However there's something interesting about Al Nassr current replacement. There are rumors that Al Nassr is approaching Pep Guardiola, who is currently unemployed after officially leaving Man City. However, I think these rumors are unlikely, as Pep has plans to coach a national team after leaving Man City.

[Lembo69]

Yes. It's a shame that Jorge Jesus resigned after winning trophies with Al Nassr. But on the other hand, he also kept his promise. Before joining Al Nassr he had said he would accept the job with a promise to help Ronaldo win a title first, after which he decided to step down. Now it's happened.

Even though Ronaldo knew Jesus was leaving Al Nassr, he tried to convince him to stay for another season but to no avail. Jesus still declared his mission was complete and chose to leave to seek new challenges elsewhere. However there's something interesting about Al Nassr current replacement. There are rumors that Al Nassr is approaching Pep Guardiola, who is currently unemployed after officially leaving Man City. However, I think these rumors are unlikely, as Pep has plans to coach a national team after leaving Man City.

Jesus is resigning of his own free will, I think he is leaving of his own free will because he has succeeded according to his plan. His plan was to take Ronaldo to the Saudi league and he will step down from his position and that is exactly what is going to happen now. But I think if he had extended his contract a little more at Al Nasr then maybe after this Al Nasr would have been the best team or the best club in the Saudi league from the beginning.

[el kaka22]

Jorge Jesus achieved a lot here, in both clubs. But the manager has to move on to grow, and he could make more money in other leagues even though he was paid a lot here, however things not always are all about money, sometimes you take less money (because he already has money) and go to a club where you can win something more prestigious.

Every manager dreams of winning UCL for example, and if he can go to a club that could lead to another big club, then he can still do it, but he is aging, so he has to rush this now. He won't be going to any team that is fighting for UCL right now, that is not going to happen, all of them have good managers. But he could go to a team that can lead to him going to a UCL winner level team in the future.

[Synchronice]

Even though Ronaldo knew Jesus was leaving Al Nassr, he tried to convince him to stay for another season but to no avail. Jesus still declared his mission was complete and chose to leave to seek new challenges elsewhere. However there's something interesting about Al Nassr current replacement. There are rumors that Al Nassr is approaching Pep Guardiola, who is currently unemployed after officially leaving Man City. However, I think these rumors are unlikely, as Pep has plans to coach a national team after leaving Man City.

That rumor should not be true, I don't think that Pep Guardiola will ever move to Al Nassr. At the moment, we know that he returned to his native city Barcelona and he plans to take a rest up to a year. As far as I know, he was even offered a managerial role in Inter Miami (we all know how he loves Messi and probably we all thought that he would do everything to have the chance to coach again (one of) the best player of all time but he even denied this offer. At the moment, Pep's future is unclear but one thing is for sure, he stays as the ambassador of Man City.

[M47AK16]

It seems like Jorge Jesus wants to achieve at least some success in every league, so he might want to try his hand at different leagues. He strikes me as the kind of coach who, in a way, wants to prove his own success this way. Just imagine being a coach who’s won a title in every league. I think he’d enjoy that too if it happened. Of course, I expect him to coach a team this season, but it’s hard to predict where he’ll end up. News reports can sometimes be misleading.

Even though Jorse Jesus is leaving Al Nassr on mutual consent it's not his will to leave Al Nassr, Al Nassr management propel him to leave, so he's not leaving because he wants to try his hand at different leagues as you said, he is Al Nassr his services is no longer needed. Although Jorse Jesus is linked with a move AC Milan this season but I don't know if it's true.

Jorge Jesus is having good success in the Saudi Pro League two wins with different clubs are enough for him. He still wants to stay here, but how things will work is not sure. A few rumours are clearly linking him with AC Milan, but most chances are they will not go with this because he does not have experience in Serie A.

Currently, too many coaches and clubs are looking to fill spots, but most chances are things will start to go well after the World Cup because right now they are mostly working on their own ways and have no updates about their future assignments. Staying in the Saudi League is surely going to be good for him, but now with which club? It's honestly interesting to follow.