Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[wakier]

Al Nassr has announced its new coach. We all know him, at least I believe that anyone who follows football knows him very well. I'm talking about Ange Postecoglou, who has accepted the position of Al Nassr's new coach. I don't know if he'll be able to win the league; honestly, I have many doubts about that. But since the league hasn't started yet, it's best to see how he performs in the first few games and then comment more on his performance at Al Nassr. I also don't know if he will make any new signings. Al Hilal will continue with the same squad and coach; they are very strong, so the new Al Nassr coach's mission will not be easy; on the contrary, it will be a mission with little chance of success in my opinion.

I believe Ange gets a big bag of money. That's why he agreed to join Al Nassr. He's doing well when he's managed Spurs, though he got sacked. I won't call it as a downgrade because he's targeting may be working for the money.
So Al nassr is the most suitable place for him. At least, his Angel ball will change Al Nassr better than last season.

Hopefully, he gets a big success there.

Famous coaches of course get paid more in the Saudi League, if the Saudi league does not provide big salaries could they want to coach other than the European league which is less popular, yes Ange was a good coach when he was at Tottenham but that alone is not enough Al Nassr wants to defend the Saudi League title so Ange must be able to meet the club expectations but what is certain is that he needs time to adapt in Saudi Arabia so Al Nassr must be patient before getting the results they want.

[Lida93]

Al Nassr has announced its new coach. We all know him, at least I believe that anyone who follows football knows him very well. I'm talking about Ange Postecoglou, who has accepted the position of Al Nassr's new coach. I don't know if he'll be able to win the league; honestly, I have many doubts about that. But since the league hasn't started yet, it's best to see how he performs in the first few games and then comment more on his performance at Al Nassr. I also don't know if he will make any new signings. Al Hilal will continue with the same squad and coach; they are very strong, so the new Al Nassr coach's mission will not be easy; on the contrary, it will be a mission with little chance of success in my opinion.

I believe Ange gets a big bag of money. That's why he agreed to join Al Nassr. He's doing well when he's managed Spurs, though he got sacked. I won't call it as a downgrade because he's targeting may be working for the money.
So Al nassr is the most suitable place for him. At least, his Angel ball will change Al Nassr better than last season.

Hopefully, he gets a big success there.

The Greek man has led Tottenham Hotspur and is very much exposed in terms of experience and there is no doubt that he is going to do a good job in the Saudi professional league, if he could win a European trophy with a very poor Tottenham side then I believe he could also do the same with Al Nasr as well, the competition in the Saudi league is getting intense and as one of the elite clubs in the country it is expected that he should win the title in order to woo the fans to himself.

[Rashlyowl]

Ronaldo was a great player, just because he doesn't look as great now, doesn't mean he was never good, he was great. But the fans are going mad over thinking that he could still win games and do great and change something.

I mean you are doing Ronaldo a disservice by still expecting him to be that great, dude is 42 years old almost, and the fact that he is still there at world cup should be big enough achievement, on top of that what else can he do? I think we should not expect that much, and you guys should be happy the way he is.

That is what should be on the minds of all his fans, yet the reality is different, the shadow of Cristiano Ronaldo's past greatness still lingers in their minds, leading them to continue expecting the best, just as in the past.

Did you know that fans came to the hotel where the Portugal national team was staying?

His fans really are that fanatical, let’s just hope Cristiano Ronaldo can live up to their expectations, especially at the world cup.

[Hyphen(-)]

The Greek man has led Tottenham Hotspur and is very much exposed in terms of experience and there is no doubt that he is going to do a good job in the Saudi professional league, if he could win a European trophy with a very poor Tottenham side then I believe he could also do the same with Al Nasr as well, the competition in the Saudi league is getting intense and as one of the elite clubs in the country it is expected that he should win the title in order to woo the fans to himself.

Yes, Ange Postecoglue is a good coach that has survived the premier league despite how hard it is, he was the manager to use the Tottenham team that is not good enough and won a European trophy for the team, there is no doubt, he will add a very good impact in the Al Nasrr team because they have good players, he just need to make sure he use the players well to win another league title for the team.

I am happy for Ange, he has secured another opportunity to prove himself to Tottenham management that he is better than Thomas Frank they replaced him with because he used their incompetence squad to win European title for them.

[Creeper0]

Famous coaches of course get paid more in the Saudi League, if the Saudi league does not provide big salaries could they want to coach other than the European league which is less popular, yes Ange was a good coach when he was at Tottenham but that alone is not enough Al Nassr wants to defend the Saudi League title so Ange must be able to meet the club expectations but what is certain is that he needs time to adapt in Saudi Arabia so Al Nassr must be patient before getting the results they want.

The Saudi league is less popular than the Europa leagues, so the main reason for star players and coaches to enter the Saudi league is to make money. They get paid more than in Europe, which is why they prioritize making money over gaining respect.

Ange is a great coach, the decision to move to Al Nasr may have been based on the higher salary. However, the Saudi league will definitely not be easy for him. Al Nasr is the defending champion of the Saudi league, so fans will definitely expect success from him in the upcoming season. But it may take him some time to adapt to the different weather and different environment. Al Nasr fans will also have to be patient and give Ange at least 10-15 games.

[KTChampions]

The Saudi league is less popular than the Europa leagues, so the main reason for star players and coaches to enter the Saudi league is to make money. They get paid more than in Europe, which is why they prioritize making money over gaining respect.

Ange is a great coach, the decision to move to Al Nasr may have been based on the higher salary. However, the Saudi league will definitely not be easy for him. Al Nasr is the defending champion of the Saudi league, so fans will definitely expect success from him in the upcoming season. But it may take him some time to adapt to the different weather and different environment. Al Nasr fans will also have to be patient and give Ange at least 10-15 games.

Any league in the world is less popular than the top European ones, but it is true that it is difficult to compete with the Saudis in terms of the financial terms they offer. Although, given the war and financial losses, the situation doesn't seem quite as rosy now as it used to be.
As for the new coach of Al Nasr, the situation will indeed be difficult for him, after the long-awaited title was won, it will be difficult to retain it, but expectations are already too high.

[Lida93]

The Greek man has led Tottenham Hotspur and is very much exposed in terms of experience and there is no doubt that he is going to do a good job in the Saudi professional league, if he could win a European trophy with a very poor Tottenham side then I believe he could also do the same with Al Nasr as well, the competition in the Saudi league is getting intense and as one of the elite clubs in the country it is expected that he should win the title in order to woo the fans to himself.

Yes, Ange Postecoglue is a good coach that has survived the premier league despite how hard it is, he was the manager to use the Tottenham team that is not good enough and won a European trophy for the team, there is no doubt, he will add a very good impact in the Al Nasrr team because they have good players, he just need to make sure he use the players well to win another league title for the team.

I am happy for Ange, he has secured another opportunity to prove himself to Tottenham management that he is better than Thomas Frank they replaced him with because he used their incompetence squad to win European title for them.

Haven survived a very hard situation with Tottenham Hotspur yet winning a European title, I have no doubt that he would certainly win titles and probably turn Al Nasr into a trophy winning team, there wouldn't be much need for the coach to stress much about the squad except he isn't satisfied with what he has right now in the squad but am convinced that he would make judicious use with what is available right in the team. He has Ronaldo, Sadio Mane and quite some credible players that he can rely on at moment as he begins to unveil his plans.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Postecoglou arrival at Al Nassr brings with it great expectations, especially as Coach Ange is renowned for his fiery, attacking football philosophy, a style he has demonstrated during his time coaching Celtic and Tottenham. So at Al Nassr, his task is to defend the SPL title and help Ronaldo reach the 1000th goal mark in his career.

Al Nassr will be very important this season after the World Cup; it will probably be CR7's last. And there's something enchanting about CR7, an angelic gesture: he sent a jersey to the boy from Venezuela who lost his leg and his family, and invited him to meet him and see him play. This speaks not only well of him, but also of Al Nassr. Great job to them.

[G_Besar]

Postecoglou arrival at Al Nassr brings with it great expectations, especially as Coach Ange is renowned for his fiery, attacking football philosophy, a style he has demonstrated during his time coaching Celtic and Tottenham. So at Al Nassr, his task is to defend the SPL title and help Ronaldo reach the 1000th goal mark in his career.

Al Nassr will be very important this season after the World Cup; it will probably be CR7's last. And there's something enchanting about CR7, an angelic gesture: he sent a jersey to the boy from Venezuela who lost his leg and his family, and invited him to meet him and see him play. This speaks not only well of him, but also of Al Nassr. Great job to them.

Cristiano Ronaldo has done similar things many times in the past, even when he wasn't as old as he is now. This means many people have seen such actions in Ronaldo, so it's no surprise that he has more fans than other players. I also hope Al Nassr can achieve what they've been dreaming of before Ronaldo leaves the team, because after this World Cup, all the management will be busy taking care of the team again and making it stronger than before.

[Gallar]

Famous coaches of course get paid more in the Saudi League, if the Saudi league does not provide big salaries could they want to coach other than the European league which is less popular, yes Ange was a good coach when he was at Tottenham but that alone is not enough Al Nassr wants to defend the Saudi League title so Ange must be able to meet the club expectations but what is certain is that he needs time to adapt in Saudi Arabia so Al Nassr must be patient before getting the results they want.

Yes, of course, famous coaches, especially those who have been in charge of major European teams, will certainly be paid handsomely when they become in charge of the Saudi Arabian League. This is clearly the standard in the Saudi Arabian League for coaches to be willing to coach in Saudi Arabian League teams. Furthermore, speaking of Al Nasr, which is currently coached by a new coach, Ange, I'm not sure what will happen to this team. After this,, I'm not sure whether Ronaldo will play well or not at Al Nasr.

He seems a little disappointed after Portugal's elimination from the World Cup. So,, I think we just need to wait for next season to start, because I don't know if Al Nasr has brought in any new players or not. Because I fundamentally believe it's necessary, as Al Nasr's defense is currently a major issue that needs to be addressed. Therefore, I hope Ange's arrival at Al Nasr, will continue to shine.

[$weetne$$]

The Saudi league is less popular than the Europa leagues, so the main reason for star players and coaches to enter the Saudi league is to make money. They get paid more than in Europe, which is why they prioritize making money over gaining respect.

Ange is a great coach, the decision to move to Al Nasr may have been based on the higher salary. However, the Saudi league will definitely not be easy for him. Al Nasr is the defending champion of the Saudi league, so fans will definitely expect success from him in the upcoming season. But it may take him some time to adapt to the different weather and different environment. Al Nasr fans will also have to be patient and give Ange at least 10-15 games.

Talking about the priority of respect over pay is really a different thing, one of the primary reason every one considers a job is the benefit they get from having that job, which most times comes as the pay, they have bills to pay and other things to do with the money, even in the respect that is actually gained through character that have been built over the years, you will need money to help you get that in a way, so there is nothing wrong if you see a better offer you follow it, after all you will be asked at the end of the day what you were able to make off your talent and skill, of which money has got a good role to play in its development and achievement.

[ITExpert]

Al Nassr has announced its new coach. We all know him, at least I believe that anyone who follows football knows him very well. I'm talking about Ange Postecoglou, who has accepted the position of Al Nassr's new coach. I don't know if he'll be able to win the league; honestly, I have many doubts about that. But since the league hasn't started yet, it's best to see how he performs in the first few games and then comment more on his performance at Al Nassr. I also don't know if he will make any new signings. Al Hilal will continue with the same squad and coach; they are very strong, so the new Al Nassr coach's mission will not be easy; on the contrary, it will be a mission with little chance of success in my opinion.

Al-Nassar management just signed a new coach Ange postecoglou to get the maximum results from the team. He is a good coach no doubt and it is also sure to anyone that he just signed contract with the definitely for getting a huge amount of money. Which is i think is now the target of everyone is only to make money so that they can get their balances healthy and provide a quality lifestyle to their families. Because it is sure if there is not money nobody will get convinced to work in the Saudi Pro league as it is little bit less popular than the European leagues. But beside all these tings the fact is Al-Nassar really have many good and talented players and if they can manage well by their new coach the team can get the maximum results. But let's see how the Ange will take things and which policy he will apply to make the team more stronger and more successful.

[Slow death]

He seems a little disappointed after Portugal's elimination from the World Cup. So,, I think we just need to wait for next season to start, because I don't know if Al Nasr has brought in any new players or not. Because I fundamentally believe it's necessary, as Al Nasr's defense is currently a major issue that needs to be addressed. Therefore, I hope Ange's arrival at Al Nasr, will continue to shine.

After Ronaldo won the Saudi league last season and was eliminated from the World Cup, and then declared he wouldn't play in the World Cup again, I think the only thing he'll fight hard for from now on is his goal tally, his target of 1000 goals. That's why he won't retire from playing in the Saudi league and will probably push himself hard next season to score many goals. Because that's his last objective before he retires. I would do the same in his place. Of course, he will help the team, but without a doubt, he will focus more on his goal tally.

[Gallar]

He seems a little disappointed after Portugal's elimination from the World Cup. So,, I think we just need to wait for next season to start, because I don't know if Al Nasr has brought in any new players or not. Because I fundamentally believe it's necessary, as Al Nasr's defense is currently a major issue that needs to be addressed. Therefore, I hope Ange's arrival at Al Nasr, will continue to shine.

After Ronaldo won the Saudi league last season and was eliminated from the World Cup, and then declared he wouldn't play in the World Cup again, I think the only thing he'll fight hard for from now on is his goal tally, his target of 1000 goals. That's why he won't retire from playing in the Saudi league and will probably push himself hard next season to score many goals. Because that's his last objective before he retires. I would do the same in his place. Of course, he will help the team, but without a doubt, he will focus more on his goal tally.

Yes, perhaps what you said is true, my friend, because basically, currently, only the 1,000-goal record is possible for Ronaldo to break. Because currently, his remaining goals to reach 1,000 goals are also only a few more. So, for that reason, it is certain that Ronaldo will continue to play until his record is broken. But honestly, I was quite disappointed and very sad when Ronaldo couldn't bring home the World Cup trophy with Portugal this time. Because basically, this was certain to be his last World Cup.

So with this, it is certain that Ronaldo will never be able to win a World Cup trophy. So even though this is quite sad, but what can be done, because Ronaldo has also fought with his maximum and the results are still not good. But even so,, I will continue to support Ronaldo, whatever happens now until the end of his career. Because even though Ronaldo was not able to win the World Cup trophy, Ronaldo is still a very great football player and he is an undeniable legend.

[Sithara007]

After Ronaldo won the Saudi league last season and was eliminated from the World Cup, and then declared he wouldn't play in the World Cup again, I think the only thing he'll fight hard for from now on is his goal tally, his target of 1000 goals. That's why he won't retire from playing in the Saudi league and will probably push himself hard next season to score many goals. Because that's his last objective before he retires. I would do the same in his place. Of course, he will help the team, but without a doubt, he will focus more on his goal tally.

AFAIK, he has never openly stated that this is one of his targets. But as per his contract, he is supposed to take part in the Saudi Professional League until the end of next season. But I guess in all probability he may extend it for another couple of years. And even after that he may continue with Al Nassr as a coaching staff maybe. He was one of the main reasons why Saudi Arabia won the hosting rights for the 2034 FIFA World Cup. And therefore I would expect him to continue in Saudi Arabia in some capacity until then. All that said, Al Nassr needs a fresh infuse of players, especially in defense.

[Zorellian]

After Ronaldo won the Saudi league last season and was eliminated from the World Cup, and then declared he wouldn't play in the World Cup again, I think the only thing he'll fight hard for from now on is his goal tally, his target of 1000 goals. That's why he won't retire from playing in the Saudi league and will probably push himself hard next season to score many goals. Because that's his last objective before he retires. I would do the same in his place. Of course, he will help the team, but without a doubt, he will focus more on his goal tally.

AFAIK, he has never openly stated that this is one of his targets. But as per his contract, he is supposed to take part in the Saudi Professional League until the end of next season. But I guess in all probability he may extend it for another couple of years. And even after that he may continue with Al Nassr as a coaching staff maybe. He was one of the main reasons why Saudi Arabia won the hosting rights for the 2034 FIFA World Cup. And therefore I would expect him to continue in Saudi Arabia in some capacity until then. All that said, Al Nassr needs a fresh infuse of players, especially in defense.

That will be the best thing for him to do now, because nothing to achieve again if not for the goals record that he want to set, I don’t think he will last again for the next World Cup again because is age will not allow him. He just have to make sure that he will set the record and try to be in the Saudi league because they are the only one that will help him out to make the record happen cause they love him and they will play for him with all their heart.

[changaa]

Talking about the priority of respect over pay is really a different thing, one of the primary reason every one considers a job is the benefit they get from having that job, which most times comes as the pay, they have bills to pay and other things to do with the money, even in the respect that is actually gained through character that have been built over the years, you will need money to help you get that in a way, so there is nothing wrong if you see a better offer you follow it, after all you will be asked at the end of the day what you were able to make off your talent and skill, of which money has got a good role to play in its development and achievement.

Whether it is less popular at World or European level is true, but it is not a championship to be overlooked, there are excellent players, not everyone enters that Championship to make money.
Some seconds see it as a second chance after finishing his career in Europe, that's bad to say but is as if they're using it as a spare tire, but i don't think the main point is money.
In my opinion, less than 10 games are enough to start seeing the changes, hopefully positive ones.

[Obari]

After Ronaldo won the Saudi league last season and was eliminated from the World Cup, and then declared he wouldn't play in the World Cup again, I think the only thing he'll fight hard for from now on is his goal tally, his target of 1000 goals. That's why he won't retire from playing in the Saudi league and will probably push himself hard next season to score many goals. Because that's his last objective before he retires. I would do the same in his place. Of course, he will help the team, but without a doubt, he will focus more on his goal tally.

Cristiano Ronaldo have a legacy for himself in the world of football. Ronaldo have don his best and achieve major trophies at both club level and international levels football. Ronaldo have nothing more to proof to show that he's the undisputed GOAT in football. In every league he plays in, he has won the trophies with them. From Sporting to Manchester United, Real Madrid, Juventus and we're watching him play in Al Nassr. Ronaldo have completed club level football and have been a very productive player for these clubs.

Ronaldo have a target and I don't see anything that's going to stop him from accomplishing his ultimate objective. Ronaldo is basically the big player that brought the Saudi Pro League to limelight, he won the major league title for Al Nassr and on the verge of hitting the milestones of 1000 goal tally, hes at 976 goals currently.

[giorgione]

Ronaldo was a great player, just because he doesn't look as great now, doesn't mean he was never good, he was great. But the fans are going mad over thinking that he could still win games and do great and change something.

I mean you are doing Ronaldo a disservice by still expecting him to be that great, dude is 42 years old almost, and the fact that he is still there at world cup should be big enough achievement, on top of that what else can he do? I think we should not expect that much, and you guys should be happy the way he is.

That is what should be on the minds of all his fans, yet the reality is different, the shadow of Cristiano Ronaldo's past greatness still lingers in their minds, leading them to continue expecting the best, just as in the past.

Did you know that fans came to the hotel where the Portugal national team was staying?

His fans really are that fanatical, let’s just hope Cristiano Ronaldo can live up to their expectations, especially at the world cup.

more than anything he should have stopped his career much earlier Ronaldo is and will always be a great player, who will have no equal, never, ever in any life, but he certainly should understand when its time to give up and i think the time has also come to leave in style, he should have given up much earlier.

[Sithara007]

That will be the best thing for him to do now, because nothing to achieve again if not for the goals record that he want to set, I don’t think he will last again for the next World Cup again because is age will not allow him. He just have to make sure that he will set the record and try to be in the Saudi league because they are the only one that will help him out to make the record happen cause they love him and they will play for him with all their heart.

It's not like that. If he wants to go back to Europe, he can easily do that. But a lot of the powerful people there don't like him, because of his move to Saudi Arabia in 2023. His entry to the Saudi Professional League made it one of the most popular national leagues in the world, which triggered the departure of players such as Sadio Mané, Édouard Mendy, João Félix, Franck Kessié and Julián Quiñones from various European clubs to the SPL. On the other hand, Messi moved to MLS, and it is not viewed as a "hostile" act by most of the European fans. Quality is low with MLS, and apart from Messi no major player followed his example by joining the MLS clubs.