Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[Slow death]

Ronaldo isn't a question for Al Nassr anymore. Saudis got what they wanted out of him ,which was marketing, and they did, as I always say, look at the topic, it was created after Ronaldo joined the league and now it is over a thousand pages.

And on top of that, you have to remember that Ronaldo won a league title for them  too, not a bad achievement. And now, only thing is left, he will reach his 1000 goal record, then he will leave and retire. That's it, nothing more is left for him.

I agree with the part about Cristiano Ronaldo just waiting to score 1000 goals before retiring. But after he leaves the Saudi league, I highly doubt the Saudi league will still receive attention. People will probably forget about it over time. I don't know what the Arabs will do after Ronaldo retires; maybe they'll make him a partner in some club to keep attracting attention.

[ITExpert]

Ronaldo isn't a question for Al Nassr anymore. Saudis got what they wanted out of him ,which was marketing, and they did, as I always say, look at the topic, it was created after Ronaldo joined the league and now it is over a thousand pages.

And on top of that, you have to remember that Ronaldo won a league title for them  too, not a bad achievement. And now, only thing is left, he will reach his 1000 goal record, then he will leave and retire. That's it, nothing more is left for him.

Cristiano Ronaldo did an amazing job for the Al-Nassar and the Saudi pro league as well and i think it will be not wrong if it is said in the way that its the Cristiano Ronaldo who makes the Saudi pro league famous worldwide. And yes he did marketing for this league to introduce this league in the world and also attract many viewers and because of him many other players ate also come and joined this league. Abd his performance and his presence in his team Al-Nassar and in the league will be definitely a great thing always remain as his greatest achievement. And Cristiano Ronaldo has only few goals left in his target of make a new record as the first player who scores 1000 goals in the football history. And there is more chances and rumors also that after achieving his target of scoring 1000 goals he get retired and be the part of this game with a different sight.

[Cyber_warrior]

Ronaldo isn't a question for Al Nassr anymore. Saudis got what they wanted out of him ,which was marketing, and they did, as I always say, look at the topic, it was created after Ronaldo joined the league and now it is over a thousand pages.

And on top of that, you have to remember that Ronaldo won a league title for them  too, not a bad achievement. And now, only thing is left, he will reach his 1000 goal record, then he will leave and retire. That's it, nothing more is left for him.

I agree with the part about Cristiano Ronaldo just waiting to score 1000 goals before retiring. But after he leaves the Saudi league, I highly doubt the Saudi league will still receive attention. People will probably forget about it over time. I don't know what the Arabs will do after Ronaldo retires; maybe they'll make him a partner in some club to keep attracting attention.

Honestly Ronaldo have put the Saudi league on another level, since his arrival we have seen a lot of players move to the Saudi league, they are not just getting old players but also good quality young players. Well if he retires I want to believe the Saudi football association have something on ground for him, to keep him in the environment at least.

Reaching a 1000 goal is now the goal for Ronaldo, he needs a season on 2 to get it and I believe he will do it. He his a man that his determine, a man that loves chasing and breaking records. Reaching a 1000 goals is next for cristiano Ronaldo.

[Abdulzuruku01]

Ronaldo isn't a question for Al Nassr anymore. Saudis got what they wanted out of him ,which was marketing, and they did, as I always say, look at the topic, it was created after Ronaldo joined the league and now it is over a thousand pages.

And on top of that, you have to remember that Ronaldo won a league title for them  too, not a bad achievement. And now, only thing is left, he will reach his 1000 goal record, then he will leave and retire. That's it, nothing more is left for him.

I agree with the part about Cristiano Ronaldo just waiting to score 1000 goals before retiring. But after he leaves the Saudi league, I highly doubt the Saudi league will still receive attention. People will probably forget about it over time. I don't know what the Arabs will do after Ronaldo retires; maybe they'll make him a partner in some club to keep attracting attention.

Cristiano Ronaldo has helped the Saudi Professional league grow due to his arrival at the Al Nassr Club, this made the league received the attention from all over the globe. But in my opinion even if Cristiano Ronaldo retire or leaves Saudi League, they will still be that attention but definitely it will reduce drastically. The way Saudi Arabia Clubs are trying to get young European star players won't let people forget about the league. Look at the offer Al Ahli placed on Vinicius junior 1 billion euro, I don't there's there's any league that will offer him that kind of money. So I'm very sure if Ronaldo leaves, Saudi league will continue chasing big names from European leagues.

[disbil]

Cristiano Ronaldo has helped the Saudi Professional league grow due to his arrival at the Al Nassr Club, this made the league received the attention from all over the globe. But in my opinion even if Cristiano Ronaldo retire or leaves Saudi League, they will still be that attention but definitely it will reduce drastically. The way Saudi Arabia Clubs are trying to get young European star players won't let people forget about the league. Look at the offer Al Ahli placed on Vinicius junior 1 billion euro, I don't there's there's any league that will offer him that kind of money. So I'm very sure if Ronaldo leaves, Saudi league will continue chasing big names from European leagues.

Right, Cristiano Ronaldo success helping Saudi Pro League become more popular and many top Europe players moving there regarding interested offering from Saudi Arabia club. Ronaldo have instant effect how faster of Saudi Pro League growing up and become more popular domestic league from Asian, possibility Saudi Pro League loss the popularity if Cristiano Ronaldo retire or leaving Al Nassr for next season, for awhile Ronaldo have renew contract and stay one season later to help Al Nassr could defend the domestic league tittle.

[Arenga pinnata]

I agree with the part about Cristiano Ronaldo just waiting to score 1000 goals before retiring. But after he leaves the Saudi league, I highly doubt the Saudi league will still receive attention. People will probably forget about it over time. I don't know what the Arabs will do after Ronaldo retires; maybe they'll make him a partner in some club to keep attracting attention.

Well, it’s quite clear that the Saudi Pro League’s popularity will decline once Cristiano Ronaldo retires. that’s because most of the people currently following the SPL are those who are following in Cristiano Ronaldo’s footsteps.

Next season, there’s a chance Cristiano Ronaldo will reach 1,000 goals. So next season could very well be Cristiano Ronaldo’s last at Al-Nassr. In fact, I’d be surprised if there were another contract extension, because that would mean Cristiano Ronaldo would be 42 years old next year.

However, I read a news article a long time ago stating that Cristiano Ronaldo’s mother actually hopes he’ll retire at Sporting CP. But to be honest, I doubt that will happen there.

[Slow death]

Al Hilal has reached an agreement with West Ham for the signing of 24-year-old forward Crysencio Summerville. In the recently concluded World Cup, he played for the Netherlands national team, making 4 appearances and scoring 2 goals. For West Ham, he made 31 appearances, scoring 5 goals and providing 1 assist.

Al Hilal will pay £55 million and will also have to pay a £10 million bonus to secure Crysencio Summerville's services. To be honest, I see some potential in Crysencio Summerville that could allow him to play for good teams in Europe. But he made his choice and we have to respect that. The Saudi league has also become a good league.

[icebar]

Cristiano Ronaldo has helped the Saudi Professional league grow due to his arrival at the Al Nassr Club, this made the league received the attention from all over the globe. But in my opinion even if Cristiano Ronaldo retire or leaves Saudi League, they will still be that attention but definitely it will reduce drastically. The way Saudi Arabia Clubs are trying to get young European star players won't let people forget about the league. Look at the offer Al Ahli placed on Vinicius junior 1 billion euro, I don't there's there's any league that will offer him that kind of money. So I'm very sure if Ronaldo leaves, Saudi league will continue chasing big names from European leagues.

Right, Cristiano Ronaldo success helping Saudi Pro League become more popular and many top Europe players moving there regarding interested offering from Saudi Arabia club. Ronaldo have instant effect how faster of Saudi Pro League growing up and become more popular domestic league from Asian, possibility Saudi Pro League loss the popularity if Cristiano Ronaldo retire or leaving Al Nassr for next season, for awhile Ronaldo have renew contract and stay one season later to help Al Nassr could defend the domestic league tittle.

Not only Ronaldo, but also star players like Neymar, Sadio Mane and Karim Benzema have made the Saudi Pro League popular. If the regular influx of stars continues, it will soon become the most popular league in Asia. For now, Cristiano Ronaldo is the one who is maintaining the popularity of the Saudi League, if he retires, it may reduce the popularity of this league, or some other player may gain popularity. Since the amount of money in this league is very high, it is not too difficult for them to buy old stars. Maybe someday we will see young European players in the Saudi League if the league becomes more popular.

[Arenga pinnata]

Al Hilal has reached an agreement with West Ham for the signing of 24-year-old forward Crysencio Summerville. In the recently concluded World Cup, he played for the Netherlands national team, making 4 appearances and scoring 2 goals. For West Ham, he made 31 appearances, scoring 5 goals and providing 1 assist.

Al Hilal will pay £55 million and will also have to pay a £10 million bonus to secure Crysencio Summerville's services. To be honest, I see some potential in Crysencio Summerville that could allow him to play for good teams in Europe. But he made his choice and we have to respect that. The Saudi league has also become a good league.

At least he’s chosen Al-Hilal, one of the strongest teams in the SPL. In fact, I personally believe Al-Hilal has the potential to win the championship next season. Al-Hilal is also still actively pursuing other star players from Europe. And Al-Hilal’s success in signing Crysencio Summerville may elevate the team to an even higher level in the league.

I hope other teams can also sign some solid players during this transfer window. Reportedly, Al-Hilal is also very keen on M. Salah, who is currently a free agent after his contract with Liverpool expired. However, there are still no further details about which team will be M. Salah’s next destination as of now. unless I’ve missed the news.

[Franctoshi]

Al Hilal has reached an agreement with West Ham for the signing of 24-year-old forward Crysencio Summerville. In the recently concluded World Cup, he played for the Netherlands national team, making 4 appearances and scoring 2 goals. For West Ham, he made 31 appearances, scoring 5 goals and providing 1 assist.

Al Hilal will pay £55 million and will also have to pay a £10 million bonus to secure Crysencio Summerville's services. To be honest, I see some potential in Crysencio Summerville that could allow him to play for good teams in Europe. But he made his choice and we have to respect that. The Saudi league has also become a good league.

It's time we begin to face the reality and change how we used to see the Saudi professional league, because these past two seasons, things have actually taken a different dimension in terms of it being an attractive league for these players to want to go there since Cristiano Ronaldo joined the league. With time we will begin to see more and more players move here without the consideration of them missing out on playing in the European competition like the Champions League, Europa Cup, Conference League, and the rest.

[Issa56]

Cristiano Ronaldo did an amazing job for the Al-Nassar and the Saudi pro league as well and i think it will be not wrong if it is said in the way that its the Cristiano Ronaldo who makes the Saudi pro league famous worldwide.

Saudi pro league decide to sign Cristiano Ronaldo just because they want their league to be famous and they have been able to achieve that. Since Ronaldo joined Saudi pro league, people have been paying attention to the league, and people have been watching their matches, and seriously Saudi league have gained more recognition.

Before Ronaldo joined Saudi pro league, most people don’t even know about them, you won’t even hear about the league, but after Ronaldo joined things changed, and people are now interested in the league. Most clubs in the Saudi pro league are now signing famous European players just because they need more popularity, and they want to improve their team’s performance.

[Abdulzuruku01]

Cristiano Ronaldo has helped the Saudi Professional league grow due to his arrival at the Al Nassr Club, this made the league received the attention from all over the globe. But in my opinion even if Cristiano Ronaldo retire or leaves Saudi League, they will still be that attention but definitely it will reduce drastically. The way Saudi Arabia Clubs are trying to get young European star players won't let people forget about the league. Look at the offer Al Ahli placed on Vinicius junior 1 billion euro, I don't there's there's any league that will offer him that kind of money. So I'm very sure if Ronaldo leaves, Saudi league will continue chasing big names from European leagues.

Right, Cristiano Ronaldo success helping Saudi Pro League become more popular and many top Europe players moving there regarding interested offering from Saudi Arabia club. Ronaldo have instant effect how faster of Saudi Pro League growing up and become more popular domestic league from Asian, possibility Saudi Pro League loss the popularity if Cristiano Ronaldo retire or leaving Al Nassr for next season, for awhile Ronaldo have renew contract and stay one season later to help Al Nassr could defend the domestic league tittle.

Not only Ronaldo, but also star players like Neymar, Sadio Mane and Karim Benzema have made the Saudi Pro League popular. If the regular influx of stars continues, it will soon become the most popular league in Asia. For now, Cristiano Ronaldo is the one who is maintaining the popularity of the Saudi League, if he retires, it may reduce the popularity of this league, or some other player may gain popularity. Since the amount of money in this league is very high, it is not too difficult for them to buy old stars. Maybe someday we will see young European players in the Saudi League if the league becomes more popular.

Saudi professional league received attention because of Cristiano Ronaldo, because these players you mentioned came to Saudi league after Ronaldo arrival. I'm sure there were several European players that were in this league before CR7, without the league getting any recognition. And who knows whether Sadio Mane and Karim Benzema came to this league because of Cristiano Ronaldo? Yes it's possible, because if you look Al Nassr you can see most of their lineup are European players.

[Gallar]

I agree with the part about Cristiano Ronaldo just waiting to score 1000 goals before retiring. But after he leaves the Saudi league, I highly doubt the Saudi league will still receive attention. People will probably forget about it over time. I don't know what the Arabs will do after Ronaldo retires; maybe they'll make him a partner in some club to keep attracting attention.

It's undeniable that Ronaldo's only target at this point is his 1,000-goal record. Beyond that, I'm not sure what Ronaldo will pursue at his advanced age. That's why, before that record is achieved, Ronaldo will definitely not retire from football. Basically, if Ronaldo retires without achieving that record, I think it would be a bit less than ideal. But I'm also not sure what will happen to Ronaldo after this, because he could continue playing until he's 50, but we never know, haha.

So, for now, we just have to wait and see how long Ronaldo will continue playing and surviving. Speaking of the Saudi Arabian League, I agree with you that once Ronaldo is no longer playing for Al Nasr and leaves Saudi Arabia, I'm sure the Saudi Arabian League will become a football league that will lose interest again. Because basically it cannot be denied that Ronaldo is currently the main attraction.

[banana33]

I agree with the part about Cristiano Ronaldo just waiting to score 1000 goals before retiring. But after he leaves the Saudi league, I highly doubt the Saudi league will still receive attention. People will probably forget about it over time. I don't know what the Arabs will do after Ronaldo retires; maybe they'll make him a partner in some club to keep attracting attention.

Who knows how things will go after CR7, personally i is happy and i hope he reaches the absolute record of 1000 goals in his professional career as soon as possible, i don't know what will happen to the Saudi Pro League, many players have gone to play there and i cant tell you if after Ronaldo this will change, he will certainly lose a lot of visibility but... never say never.

[$weetne$$]

Honestly Ronaldo have put the Saudi league on another level, since his arrival we have seen a lot of players move to the Saudi league, they are not just getting old players but also good quality young players. Well if he retires I want to believe the Saudi football association have something on ground for him, to keep him in the environment at least.

Reaching a 1000 goal is now the goal for Ronaldo, he needs a season on 2 to get it and I believe he will do it. He his a man that his determine, a man that loves chasing and breaking records. Reaching a 1000 goals is next for cristiano Ronaldo.

Ronaldo is currently at 976 career goals, this means he will be needing just 24 more goals to get to the 1000 goal mark, this is very much achievable in a season. In his career, they have been times he has had more than 30 goals in a single season, although he was much younger, it is still possible he gets to this number of goals this season in the Saudi league. last season he got about 30 goals for Al Nassr, so it is possible he will be able to achieve that goal margin this season.

The Saudi league sure owes some of its popularity to Ronaldo, they cannot dispute it that his arrival brought about some really good PR to the league.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Saudi professional league received attention because of Cristiano Ronaldo, because these players you mentioned came to Saudi league after Ronaldo arrival. I'm sure there were several European players that were in this league before CR7, without the league getting any recognition. And who knows whether Sadio Mane and Karim Benzema came to this league because of Cristiano Ronaldo? Yes it's possible, because if you look Al Nassr you can see most of their lineup are European players.

The league is one of the most interesting in the world. Personally, I find the Saudi League more interesting than MLS. MLS seems incredibly boring to me; the only thing that makes it less boring is that they have Messi. Otherwise, I don't like it. In contrast, the Saudi League has more attractions: the salaries, the enormous investment they've made. The bad thing was the performance of the Saudis in the World Cup. I really thought they were going to be at a very high level, but they weren't.

[lombok]

Honestly Ronaldo have put the Saudi league on another level, since his arrival we have seen a lot of players move to the Saudi league, they are not just getting old players but also good quality young players. Well if he retires I want to believe the Saudi football association have something on ground for him, to keep him in the environment at least.

Reaching a 1000 goal is now the goal for Ronaldo, he needs a season on 2 to get it and I believe he will do it. He his a man that his determine, a man that loves chasing and breaking records. Reaching a 1000 goals is next for cristiano Ronaldo.

Ronaldo is currently at 976 career goals, this means he will be needing just 24 more goals to get to the 1000 goal mark, this is very much achievable in a season. In his career, they have been times he has had more than 30 goals in a single season, although he was much younger, it is still possible he gets to this number of goals this season in the Saudi league. last season he got about 30 goals for Al Nassr, so it is possible he will be able to achieve that goal margin this season.

The Saudi league sure owes some of its popularity to Ronaldo, they cannot dispute it that his arrival brought about some really good PR to the league.

It is not unattainable that a superstar player can reach the 1,000 goal mark groundbreaking. Competition in Saudi Arabia is a terrific chance to score a lot of goals during a week. Such an influential player has brought in a huge number of fans both in the country and the world over. This can quite easily be achieved within the short term, considering his marvellous powers.

[Gallar]

The league is one of the most interesting in the world. Personally, I find the Saudi League more interesting than MLS. MLS seems incredibly boring to me; the only thing that makes it less boring is that they have Messi. Otherwise, I don't like it. In contrast, the Saudi League has more attractions: the salaries, the enormous investment they've made. The bad thing was the performance of the Saudis in the World Cup. I really thought they were going to be at a very high level, but they weren't.

You're absolutely right,, my friend. If we compare the Saudi Arabian League to the MLS, I agree that the Saudi Arabian League is more exciting. Because currently, many top European players are playing in the Saudi Arabian League. That's why the league is becoming more and more interesting. Then, speaking of the Saudi Arabian national team's performance in the World Cup, I think they've done their best in this competition. So maybe that's all they're capable of.

Because, basically, although it's true that the Saudi Arabian League is currently at a much higher level, what makes it like this is not their local players, but players from top European leagues. So, because of that, I think currently, local players in Saudi Arabia are still not developing well, because basically, many of them are not really made into main players in the Saudi Arabian League either. So, for that reason, I think it's fitting that the Saudi Arabian national team couldn't do much in the World Cup yesterday. Because basically they don't have the capacity to go far in this competition.

[bastisisca]

Cristiano Ronaldo did an amazing job for the Al-Nassar and the Saudi pro league as well and i think it will be not wrong if it is said in the way that its the Cristiano Ronaldo who makes the Saudi pro league famous worldwide. And yes he did marketing for this league to introduce this league in the world and also attract many viewers and because of him many other players ate also come and joined this league. Abd his performance and his presence in his team Al-Nassar and in the league will be definitely a great thing always remain as his greatest achievement. And Cristiano Ronaldo has only few goals left in his target of make a new record as the first player who scores 1000 goals in the football history. And there is more chances and rumors also that after achieving his target of scoring 1000 goals he get retired and be the part of this game with a different sight.

Unfortunately, when Ronaldo retires, it will be the end of a real footballing era that has enthralled millions and millions of fans, without a doubt Ronaldo led to the vision of the Saudi championship, i personally didn't know the name of any team in the Saudi championship before Ronaldo started playing there. It's a shame because he's a serious professional.

[kennycryptoitalia]

Al Hilal has reached an agreement with West Ham for the signing of 24-year-old forward Crysencio Summerville. In the recently concluded World Cup, he played for the Netherlands national team, making 4 appearances and scoring 2 goals. For West Ham, he made 31 appearances, scoring 5 goals and providing 1 assist.

Al Hilal will pay £55 million and will also have to pay a £10 million bonus to secure Crysencio Summerville's services. To be honest, I see some potential in Crysencio Summerville that could allow him to play for good teams in Europe. But he made his choice and we have to respect that. The Saudi league has also become a good league.

The problem with football today is that they have turned it into a business, now with the crazy salaries that surround this sport the players no longer care about entering the history of a club like they once did, where the focus is on winning and the love of the fans, they only look at money and in fact players with many possibilities are getting lost in second-rate leagues just for money.