Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

CR7 is a man with many side and his ability to change the face of any club he is playing is what makes Ronaldo to be the most interesting player of this time, Saudi Arabia k ow exactly what C Ronaldo will bring to their table in form of positive performance and goals scores and I credible assist to other team mates playing along side with him in the league, Saudi Arabia pro league indeed gained popularity after the movement of some European player's like C Ronaldo.

His performance on the pitch has indeed declined since his golden era, but the impact of Cristiano Ronaldo's presence on the pitch has been very positive, contributing to his success in winning the Saudi Arabian League trophy with Al-Nassr. Off the pitch, Cristiano Ronaldo's presence has increased the League's popularity and is now more talked about, considering that several European players have also moved to the Saudi Arabian League after Cristiano Ronaldo's arrival.. Cristiano Ronaldo has a worldwide following and we can see how his social media presence, when he plays for a particular team increases that team's popularity become more famous.

[Gallar]

It is also about success, AFC is the Asian version of UCL, and Saudi league does well there, sometimes they win, sometimes they do not, but they do fine. China never does, I do not see any Chinese teams winning that, and that is why Saudis are much better at this.

Even all the way before Ronaldo joined, and all of this PR was done about this league, we have seen them do not that great and we need to realize that it is not going to be that easy neither, we should be able to make this difference for sure. China was always a smaller league and would not reach a point where it is not going to be as good or as big or even as famous as the Saudi league, we are talking about something totally different here for sure.

You're absolutely right,, my friend. If we compare these two aspects, the differences between the Chinese and Saudi Arabian leagues will be immediately apparent. Saudi Arabia consistently makes it to the World Cup,, but I don't know if China has ever participated in the World Cup. So,, from that, we can see that Saudi Arabian football is far better than China's at the moment. Especially when it comes to the football league, it's clear that the Saudi Arabian league is superior. As you said,, Saudi Arabian teams consistently win the Asian Champions League, and that clearly proves everything.

If I'm not mistaken,, this season, Al Ahli from the Saudi Arabian league has once again won the Asian Champions League. That's a truly impressive achievement. In the previous season,, Al Ahli also won the Asian Champions League. So,, yes, we don't need to compare the Chinese and Saudi Arabian leagues anymore. Basically, these two football leagues are already very different. So, it's impossible for China to match the current Saudi Arabian league. The Saudi Arabian league's commitment to developing its football scene is clearly superior to China's. That explains it all.

[Tamaperdana]

CR7 is a man with many side and his ability to change the face of any club he is playing is what makes Ronaldo to be the most interesting player of this time, Saudi Arabia k ow exactly what C Ronaldo will bring to their table in form of positive performance and goals scores and I credible assist to other team mates playing along side with him in the league, Saudi Arabia pro league indeed gained popularity after the movement of some European player's like C Ronaldo.

His performance on the pitch has indeed declined since his golden era, but the impact of Cristiano Ronaldo's presence on the pitch has been very positive, contributing to his success in winning the Saudi Arabian League trophy with Al-Nassr. Off the pitch, Cristiano Ronaldo's presence has increased the League's popularity and is now more talked about, considering that several European players have also moved to the Saudi Arabian League after Cristiano Ronaldo's arrival.. Cristiano Ronaldo has a worldwide following and we can see how his social media presence, when he plays for a particular team increases that team's popularity become more famous.

Signing Ronaldo does indeed bring many benefits, because when a team or league's popularity increases drastically, sponsors will flock to him. Furthermore,, Mercedes and other items sold by Al Nasr will certainly sell more, which is clearly a very good thing. Therefore, Ronaldo is truly a great football player, both on and off the pitch. Basically,, any team that signs Ronaldo will definitely benefit in various aspects.

So,, even though Ronaldo's current performance isn't what it was when he was younger, I think he's still good enough to be retained. Basically,, where else can you find a player like Ronaldo these days? I don't think there is one. So,, that's why Al Nasr is fortunate to have him, as this could be Ronaldo's last team before he retires. Furthermore, this season, Ronaldo led Al Nasr to the title, a clearly positive outcome for Al Nasr. So,, yes, Ronaldo has been a blessing to the team that signed him, and even to the country's football league.

[M47AK16]

There are already several names involved in the rumors, they're Roberto Martinez & Pep Guardiola. So far, only those two names have been heard, if we examine it more deeply, Pep Guardiola has the lowest chance of being brought in by Al-Nassr, therefore Roberto Martinez has the greatest chance. Perhaps we'll hear more soon after the WC, as Roberto Martinez is currently the manager of the Portugal national team.

I doubt that rumor will come to fruition. Although Martinez has a better chance than Guardiola, he will likely stay on as Portugal's coach. Martinez may lose his job in the event that Portugal has a dismal showing at the World Cup, but if he, say, makes it to the semifinals, he will likely stay on as coach. Like you said, we have no idea who Al Nassr has their eyes on because everyone is focused on the World Cup.

There is absolutely no way that we are going to end up with watching Pep do something like this. There is no way that he will go to Saudi league, that dude is one of the best managers in the world, probably the best, and him ending up in Saudi league is not something we will see. Martinez on the other hand could happen if you pay him good enough, he isn't that type of manager and doesn't have that kind of name, so I doubt that he will be that bad, he will do fine and we will see him do a fine job on the long run.

[Italian Panic]

I don’t think Guardiola is likely to go and coach in Saudi Arabia; he’s too top class a manager for that, and he doesn’t really need the money because he’s earned a fortune at Manchester City. Roberto Martínez, on the other hand, has what it takes to coach in the Saudi league, but it will all depend on how the World Cup goes. In fact, if they perform well, he might stay with the national team or follow Ronaldo in his bid to win the Asian Champions League; if things go badly at the World Cup, it’s possible that Ronaldo won’t want him at Al Nassr.

[blue Snow]

There are already several names involved in the rumors, they're Roberto Martinez & Pep Guardiola. So far, only those two names have been heard, if we examine it more deeply, Pep Guardiola has the lowest chance of being brought in by Al-Nassr, therefore Roberto Martinez has the greatest chance. Perhaps we'll hear more soon after the WC, as Roberto Martinez is currently the manager of the Portugal national team.

I doubt that rumor will come to fruition. Although Martinez has a better chance than Guardiola, he will likely stay on as Portugal's coach. Martinez may lose his job in the event that Portugal has a dismal showing at the World Cup, but if he, say, makes it to the semifinals, he will likely stay on as coach. Like you said, we have no idea who Al Nassr has their eyes on because everyone is focused on the World Cup.

There is absolutely no way that we are going to end up with watching Pep do something like this. There is no way that he will go to Saudi league, that dude is one of the best managers in the world, probably the best, and him ending up in Saudi league is not something we will see. Martinez on the other hand could happen if you pay him good enough, he isn't that type of manager and doesn't have that kind of name, so I doubt that he will be that bad, he will do fine and we will see him do a fine job on the long run.

The rumors linking Guardiola to the Saudi league are just media speculation aimed at boosting ratings, especially after Guardiola stepped down as Manchester City’s coach. So, as far as I’m concerned, it’s safe to say Guardiola won’t be coaching in the Saudi league. Moreover, Guardiola has hinted that he wants to coach a national team. As for Martinez, yes, it’s possible he’ll coach in the Saudi league, though in my opinion, that depends on how far Portugal goes in the World Cup. However, it’s clear that we won’t know who Al Nassr brings in as coach until after the World Cup, because so far, in my view, the rumors surrounding Al Nassr’s target coaches aren’t entirely valid and are still circulating with inaccuracies.

[Mustang Shelby]

I don’t think Guardiola is likely to go and coach in Saudi Arabia; he’s too top class a manager for that, and he doesn’t really need the money because he’s earned a fortune at Manchester City. Roberto Martínez, on the other hand, has what it takes to coach in the Saudi league, but it will all depend on how the World Cup goes. In fact, if they perform well, he might stay with the national team or follow Ronaldo in his bid to win the Asian Champions League; if things go badly at the World Cup, it’s possible that Ronaldo won’t want him at Al Nassr.

There aren't many managers like Guardiola. So it's understandable that Saudi Arabia is trying to attract him. Because Guardiola has become one of the most important managers in football. A team in Saudi Arabia could easily sign him if they offered him a very high salary. I think they know that.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Yes, Ronaldo's arrival in the Saudi league has made the Saudi league famous. I also didn't know what the Saudi league was before, but because Ronaldo played in the Saudi league, I liked watching the Saudi league because I wanted to see Ronaldo's career in the Saudi league. Yes, with the arrival of top European players following in Ronaldo's footsteps, the Saudi league has become widely known by many people. In this case, Saudi Arabia has a good strategy to further advance football in Saudi Arabia. Yes, now I am also curious about Saudi Arabia in the upcoming World Cup, whether they have stronger strength or not. Saudi Arabia's strength should be better than the previous World Cup because Saudi Arabian players play and compete with top European players. Yes, I am also curious about the game of Saudi Arabia and Portugal.

What I remember is that Ronaldo's contract at Al Nassr, if I'm not mistaken, is until 2027. I hope Ronaldo can play even better and can win trophies again with his friends at Al Nassr. Do you think Al Nassr will be champions again or not? Especially since Al Nassr has just been left by Jorge Jesus.

I think CR7 has marked an era, he has inspired many, and with everything he has done, he has had a great impact, that's why we don't miss this league, just because he's there. Now that Jorge Jesus has left, I don't know what might happen with Al Nassr. I would like them to win again, but they would have to hire a great coach, one of his caliber.

[ITExpert]

I remember the Chinese league also did the same thing as Saudi, bringing in top European players to attract public attention, you could say China was the pioneer, but they failed miserably. On the other hand, Arab succeeded, I think it was Ronaldo arrival that made the league as popular as it is now. And another important driver is finance, Arab teams are very willing to pay high salaries. I imagine if Messi can also be brought in, maybe the popularity of the Arab league can increase even more.

This is true that the Chinese league did the same thing but they don't get the success which is in the court of the Saudi Pro league. Because this technique or formula really helps a lot to the Saudi Pro league to get a well known fame in the world. this is truly based on the luck as well as hard work really matters sometimes. I think now the Saudi Pro league is more famous and wide prominent worldwide as compared to the other leagues. the one more important reason for the Saudi Pro league fame is that they are very stable financially. And this also helps a lot to attract the players in this league. i think Cristiano Ronaldo also plays an important role to make the league successful and well known. And now there is a lot of talented and experienced world class players are playing in the Saudi Pro league

[Gost ms]

CR7 is a man with many side and his ability to change the face of any club he is playing is what makes Ronaldo to be the most interesting player of this time, Saudi Arabia k ow exactly what C Ronaldo will bring to their table in form of positive performance and goals scores and I credible assist to other team mates playing along side with him in the league, Saudi Arabia pro league indeed gained popularity after the movement of some European player's like C Ronaldo.

His performance on the pitch has indeed declined since his golden era, but the impact of Cristiano Ronaldo's presence on the pitch has been very positive, contributing to his success in winning the Saudi Arabian League trophy with Al-Nassr. Off the pitch, Cristiano Ronaldo's presence has increased the League's popularity and is now more talked about, considering that several European players have also moved to the Saudi Arabian League after Cristiano Ronaldo's arrival.. Cristiano Ronaldo has a worldwide following and we can see how his social media presence, when he plays for a particular team increases that team's popularity become more famous.

Signing Ronaldo does indeed bring many benefits, because when a team or league's popularity increases drastically, sponsors will flock to him. Furthermore,, Mercedes and other items sold by Al Nasr will certainly sell more, which is clearly a very good thing. Therefore, Ronaldo is truly a great football player, both on and off the pitch. Basically,, any team that signs Ronaldo will definitely benefit in various aspects.

So,, even though Ronaldo's current performance isn't what it was when he was younger, I think he's still good enough to be retained. Basically,, where else can you find a player like Ronaldo these days? I don't think there is one. So,, that's why Al Nasr is fortunate to have him, as this could be Ronaldo's last team before he retires. Furthermore, this season, Ronaldo led Al Nasr to the title, a clearly positive outcome for Al Nasr. So,, yes, Ronaldo has been a blessing to the team that signed him, and even to the country's football league.

Ronaldo's performance may not be as good as he was when he was young, but his talent is definitely more than that of a youngster. I can still say with certainty that Ronaldo is definitely Al Nasr's greatest player and no player in Al Nasr can be compared to Ronaldo. If Al Nasr thinks that they don't need Ronaldo in their team or that they can move forward without Ronaldo, then they are definitely on the wrong path or are seriously mistaken. If Ronaldo is not in the Saudi League, we will definitely see the popularity of the Saudi League decrease a lot.

[Odusko]

CR7 is a man with many side and his ability to change the face of any club he is playing is what makes Ronaldo to be the most interesting player of this time, Saudi Arabia k ow exactly what C Ronaldo will bring to their table in form of positive performance and goals scores and I credible assist to other team mates playing along side with him in the league, Saudi Arabia pro league indeed gained popularity after the movement of some European player's like C Ronaldo.

His performance on the pitch has indeed declined since his golden era, but the impact of Cristiano Ronaldo's presence on the pitch has been very positive, contributing to his success in winning the Saudi Arabian League trophy with Al-Nassr. Off the pitch, Cristiano Ronaldo's presence has increased the League's popularity and is now more talked about, considering that several European players have also moved to the Saudi Arabian League after Cristiano Ronaldo's arrival.. Cristiano Ronaldo has a worldwide following and we can see how his social media presence, when he plays for a particular team increases that team's popularity become more famous.

One of the things also that have increased CR7 motivation and the interest of other top clubs from the European club's is the huge club spending in signing those players because from all the indication we can see that Saudi Arabian club side have being offering top salaries to players that the can find hard to regret the moving to Saudi Arabian pro league CR7 receive the highest signed deal in football history, when Cristiana Ronaldo signed his 2-5 years deal, he got around €200 millions to €214 total package in 2022.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I doubt that rumor will come to fruition. Although Martinez has a better chance than Guardiola, he will likely stay on as Portugal's coach. Martinez may lose his job in the event that Portugal has a dismal showing at the World Cup, but if he, say, makes it to the semifinals, he will likely stay on as coach. Like you said, we have no idea who Al Nassr has their eyes on because everyone is focused on the World Cup.

There's talk about many things that can happen in the World Cup. I'm in favor of the idea that any team that has CR7 on their team has a very good reason to win that match. I'd like to see CR7 shine in this World Cup, I'd like to see Portugal win, just because of CR7. However, there are many stars from Portugal who were at Al Nassr, so there's a good team for this World Cup, and in Portugal.

[snipie]

There's talk about many things that can happen in the World Cup. I'm in favor of the idea that any team that has CR7 on their team has a very good reason to win that match. I'd like to see CR7 shine in this World Cup, I'd like to see Portugal win, just because of CR7. However, there are many stars from Portugal who were at Al Nassr, so there's a good team for this World Cup, and in Portugal.

Everyone is curious about Portugal and how far it will go in the World Cup and whether they will be able to reach the final game and become champions. They have a good team after all with Cristiano Ronaldo still performing good so we might expect good news, yet there are Argentina and France among other good teams that will annoy them. The progression of Portugal after the group stage has to be examined closely.
Personally, I just want to see Cristiano Ronaldo progressing in goals to reach 1k even though it is hard to break it in this tournament but at least reduce the gap.

[Gallar]

Everyone is curious about Portugal and how far it will go in the World Cup and whether they will be able to reach the final game and become champions. They have a good team after all with Cristiano Ronaldo still performing good so we might expect good news, yet there are Argentina and France among other good teams that will annoy them. The progression of Portugal after the group stage has to be examined closely.
Personally, I just want to see Cristiano Ronaldo progressing in goals to reach 1k even though it is hard to break it in this tournament but at least reduce the gap.

Personally, I believe Portugal will certainly perform brilliantly in the upcoming World Cup. Besides Ronaldo's undeniable excellent performance, Portugal also boasts a very strong midfield. Therefore, I'm quite confident that Portugal will likely reach the World Cup final. Ronaldo will certainly be giving his all, as this is his last World Cup. Therefore,, I don't think Ronaldo will waste this opportunity to bring home the World Cup trophy. This is the trophy Ronaldo currently lacks.

So,, I'm confident Portugal will go far in this World Cup, and I think they'll be able to win it. Portugal's performance is already very good. Furthermore, regarding the 1,000-goal target Ronaldo is currently pursuing, I believe the World Cup doesn't rule out the possibility of Ronaldo breaking his record here as well. Essentially,, Ronaldo is always capable of scoring goals in every match. Therefore, I'm confident Ronaldo will be able to score many goals in this match. So,, I really can't wait to see Portugal play.

[blue Snow]

Personally, I just want to see Cristiano Ronaldo progressing in goals to reach 1k even though it is hard to break it in this tournament but at least reduce the gap.

If Ronaldo manages to score a few goals at the World Cup to close the gap on 1000 goals, I’d certainly be happy, though my greatest hope is actually for Portugal to win the World Cup so that Ronaldo can claim the most prestigious trophy before he retires, thereby completing his perfect record.

[banana33]

There's talk about many things that can happen in the World Cup. I'm in favor of the idea that any team that has CR7 on their team has a very good reason to win that match. I'd like to see CR7 shine in this World Cup, I'd like to see Portugal win, just because of CR7. However, there are many stars from Portugal who were at Al Nassr, so there's a good team for this World Cup, and in Portugal.

Everyone is curious about Portugal and how far it will go in the World Cup and whether they will be able to reach the final game and become champions. They have a good team after all with Cristiano Ronaldo still performing good so we might expect good news, yet there are Argentina and France among other good teams that will annoy them. The progression of Portugal after the group stage has to be examined closely.
Personally, i just want to see Cristiano Ronaldo progressing in goals to reach 1k even though it is hard to break it in this tournament but at least reduce the gap.

such incredible players who deserve a World Cup regardless even without playing it, one of the best players who have ever played, in my opinion this year since it will be the last one he will do everything to win the tournament and take home the World Cup, i is sure of it, then Portugal can do well even without him.

[Nheer]

Personally, I just want to see Cristiano Ronaldo progressing in goals to reach 1k even though it is hard to break it in this tournament but at least reduce the gap.

If Ronaldo manages to score a few goals at the World Cup to close the gap on 1000 goals, I’d certainly be happy, though my greatest hope is actually for Portugal to win the World Cup so that Ronaldo can claim the most prestigious trophy before he retires, thereby completing his perfect record.

If he has enough playing time I think he would. Ronaldo is a very good goal scorer and as long as he plays I think he would definitely score a few goals in this competition regardless of his age even if it has to be from penalty spot. Adding a few goals will go a long way for him definitely, it will fasten his journey to reach 1000 goals. I just can't wait for him to achieve this milestone just as I can't wait for him to lift a World Cup trophy. This is his last shot for a World Cup trophy I really hope things go in favor of Portugal. It won't be easy but we'll support him regardless of the outcome. Winning the World Cup and reaching 1000 career goals will be the best if it.

[Frankolala]

I don’t think Guardiola is likely to go and coach in Saudi Arabia; he’s too top class a manager for that, and he doesn’t really need the money because he’s earned a fortune at Manchester City. Roberto Martínez, on the other hand, has what it takes to coach in the Saudi league, but it will all depend on how the World Cup goes. In fact, if they perform well, he might stay with the national team or follow Ronaldo in his bid to win the Asian Champions League; if things go badly at the World Cup, it’s possible that Ronaldo won’t want him at Al Nassr.

There aren't many managers like Guardiola. So it's understandable that Saudi Arabia is trying to attract him. Because Guardiola has become one of the most important managers in football. A team in Saudi Arabia could easily sign him if they offered him a very high salary. I think they know that.

You never can tell if Pep has retired from club coaching and wants to be national team coach where he can have enough rest and also work on his team without much stress. Of course, if he still loves to continue coaching, he will definitely go for a bigger pay if he's called upon in SPL. He is an outstanding coach.

[Shadiq]

If he has enough playing time I think he would. Ronaldo is a very good goal scorer and as long as he plays I think he would definitely score a few goals in this competition regardless of his age even if it has to be from penalty spot. Adding a few goals will go a long way for him definitely, it will fasten his journey to reach 1000 goals. I just can't wait for him to achieve this milestone just as I can't wait for him to lift a World Cup trophy. This is his last shot for a World Cup trophy I really hope things go in favor of Portugal. It won't be easy but we'll support him regardless of the outcome. Winning the World Cup and reaching 1000 career goals will be the best if it.

No matter which team we support, every football fan now wants only one thing, which is to see Ronaldo win the World Cup. Even though the task is very difficult, we will definitely support him. Among the two legends in recent football history, Lionel Messi has already won the FIFA World Cup, but Ronaldo has not yet been able to achieve this. This is his only last chance, we may lose him from the football field after this World Cup.

However, the task will not be easy, and even his skills have decreased with age. He is no longer capable of scoring goals. We often see him squandering easy opportunities now. It will be even harder for him to score as the competition in the World Cup is getting tougher. But we will definitely enjoy his achievement.

[Abbatty]

However, the task will not be easy, and even his skills have decreased with age. He is no longer capable of scoring goals. We often see him squandering easy opportunities now. It will be even harder for him to score as the competition in the World Cup is getting tougher. But we will definitely enjoy his achievement.

Missing chances have always been part of football especially for strikers, and even when he was younger he was missing similar chances he his missing now. This man is still competing amongst young player and no matter where you look at it from he his doing everything possible to make this World Cup count. For sure this is going to be his last World Cup, and we just really hope this is the time he will lift it.

The World Cup will means everything to him, it the missing piece of the puzzle for him. The goal scoring instinct is still there, some days are not just your day in football. We saw him scoring over 20 goals in the Saudi pro league this season and finishing 3 in the scoring rank, so he his still there. Let just this very last dance in World Cup counts.