Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[martinom]

I actually see Ronaldo becoming a coach after retirement, but coaching is a completely different challenge from playing and his experience and winning mentality can help, but he would still have to prove himself from the touchline and if he does take that path, i think it would be interesting to see whether he can achieve the same success as a coach.

I believe that Ronaldo has all it takes to become a great coach, given that i think he understands more about tactics, strategy and football in general than anyone else.
Howver, i don't think that if he were to become a coach it would be in the short term. i believe he will take some time to dedicate to his family and enjoy a rest after so many sacrifices and then maybe one day we will see him return as the protagonist of some bench.

[Abbatty]

I actually see Ronaldo becoming a coach after retirement, but coaching is a completely different challenge from playing and his experience and winning mentality can help, but he would still have to prove himself from the touchline and if he does take that path, i think it would be interesting to see whether he can achieve the same success as a coach.

I believe that Ronaldo has all it takes to become a great coach, given that i think he understands more about tactics, strategy and football in general than anyone else.
Howver, i don't think that if he were to become a coach it would be in the short term. i believe he will take some time to dedicate to his family and enjoy a rest after so many sacrifices and then maybe one day we will see him return as the protagonist of some bench.

Well not all good players make a good coach, infact the most successful in football are not really good players. So in the case of Cristiano Ronaldo we can’t say for sure. There is no doubt that he have made a huge mark in football entirely, for generations he will be remembered so long football is in existence, but being a good coach is entirely a different course on it own.

Sometimes it best for all these football Legend to just leave their good legacy and not go into coaching. We have seen some many of them who have tried it and fail and the world are quick to forget about how good they were during their playing days.

So for Cristiano I think it best to enjoy the rest of his life with his family after retirement and forget about gambling with his hard built legacy with coaching.

[cande86]

Source: https://www.vietnam.vn/id/ronaldo-khong-chien-tuyet-dinh-giup-al-nassr-bo-tui-3-diem
Al Nassr defeated Abha with a narrow 1-2 score today, securing three points against Abha. This undoubtedly made many Al Nassr fans happy, as Al Nassr secured three points, ultimately securing the same number of points as Al Hilal. Ronaldo performed well in this match, scoring a header, but unfortunately, he couldn't capitalize on all his chances. If he had, he would have scored many goals. Al Hamdan also performed well in this match, scoring against Abha.

However, I think Abha performed well despite the loss, as they managed to score one goal against Al Nassr. Fortunately, I won my bet on this match. Did you win too? Now in my opinion, Ange must continue to improve the quality of Al Nassr's game so that they can perform better and in my opinion, Al Nassr's defense still needs to be improved because if it is not improved, it will definitely make it easy for a strong team that plays against Al Nassr to score goals against Al Nassr and also in my opinion, Ange needs to improve Al Nassr's players so that they can take advantage of all opportunities optimally. Now Al Nassr still has a big chance to become the SPL champion as long as Al Nassr does not experience another defeat or draw in the upcoming matches.

Cristiano Ronaldo still managed to score an excellent and wonderful header which allowed Al-Nassr to take home the victory and three vital points.
Even though the Saudi Pro League is not very followed, i must say that since many players from the European championship moved to Saudi Arabia they have started to follow it more and above all i can't wait for Ronaldo to be able to beat his record of a thousand goals.

[HyperCodexV]

I actually see Ronaldo becoming a coach after retirement, but coaching is a completely different challenge from playing and his experience and winning mentality can help, but he would still have to prove himself from the touchline and if he does take that path, i think it would be interesting to see whether he can achieve the same success as a coach.

I believe that Ronaldo has all it takes to become a great coach, given that i think he understands more about tactics, strategy and football in general than anyone else.
Howver, i don't think that if he were to become a coach it would be in the short term. i believe he will take some time to dedicate to his family and enjoy a rest after so many sacrifices and then maybe one day we will see him return as the protagonist of some bench.

CR7 as a coach will be absolutely terrifying, his dressing room will be like a military camp. The man will not just sit or stand on the sideline drawing up tactics, he will be a brutal coach who demands constant results in the hardest way possible from his players. There will be no room for failure or excuses in his team, you either keep up or get out, he will treat his players like machines, they will practically sleep in the gym. Ronaldo as a head coach, will want to build a copy of himself into every player under is management. His son is evidence of how he demands extra professionalism every day. If a player fails to keep up with his energy, that man will not hesitate to drop them off the squad without thinking twice.

[Pandorak]

Cristiano Ronaldo still managed to score an excellent and wonderful header which allowed Al-Nassr to take home the victory and three vital points.
Even though the Saudi Pro League is not very followed, i must say that since many players from the European championship moved to Saudi Arabia they have started to follow it more and above all i can't wait for Ronaldo to be able to beat his record of a thousand goals.

The 1,000 goal mark is getting closer, Cristiano Ronaldo is striving to reach it as soon as possible. Even though he is no longer young, an age when many players have already decided to retire, he remains active in soccer. He loves the sport so much, and one of his biggest dreams is to score 1,000 goals, it’s quite likely he’ll actually achieve this before retiring.

Against Abha, the Al-Nassr squad was quite dominant. The first goal scored by Cristiano Ronaldo was the key to their victory in this match, because even though Al-Nassr added to their tally in the second half through Abdullah, the Abha squad managed to score a goal of their own, which of course prevented the match from ending in a draw.

[kennycryptoitalia]

We can all see that Cristaino Ronaldo has got a lot in store for us to see which is yet to be unlocked. I saw that header yesterday night and immediately had a quick glance at the recently ended Fifa world cup tournament and how these Portuguese players created little or no chances for him to shoot a short or score goals. They truly didn't want to play with him or the manager Roberto Martinez ws literally too dump to make them productive. Asides that, the midfield trio of Bruno Fernandes, Vitinha and Co didn't do enough. We're seeing that we the constant chances creation for him with Al Nassr. More 21 goals to be scored before he gets 1000.

I am of the same opinion as you. i also think that Cristiano Ronaldo didn't have the opportunities because he wasn't given the opportunities to actually score. In fact, the few he received he managed to transform into goals. Had they played a little more for him, Portugal would probably have been able to go a little further.

[Davidloki]

Cristiano Ronaldo still managed to score an excellent and wonderful header which allowed Al-Nassr to take home the victory and three vital points.
Even though the Saudi Pro League is not very followed, i must say that since many players from the European championship moved to Saudi Arabia they have started to follow it more and above all i can't wait for Ronaldo to be able to beat his record of a thousand goals.

Ronaldo has changed the look of the Saudi league since his arrival, that's how much influence he has on the club and the league in general. Before Ronaldo's arrival, the Saudi League was seen mostly as a domestic league with less attention but his arrival brought more big names to the league, and made it a more prominent league that deserves the attention of people.

Maybe in the future, the football structure could change to accept Saudi clubs to play in the UEFA Champions league, that would be a remarkable breakthrough to their football history.

[Decimetre]

We can all see that Cristaino Ronaldo has got a lot in store for us to see which is yet to be unlocked. I saw that header yesterday night and immediately had a quick glance at the recently ended Fifa world cup tournament and how these Portuguese players created little or no chances for him to shoot a short or score goals. They truly didn't want to play with him or the manager Roberto Martinez ws literally too dump to make them productive. Asides that, the midfield trio of Bruno Fernandes, Vitinha and Co didn't do enough. We're seeing that we the constant chances creation for him with Al Nassr. More 21 goals to be scored before he gets 1000.

I am of the same opinion as you. i also think that Cristiano Ronaldo didn't have the opportunities because he wasn't given the opportunities to actually score. In fact, the few he received he managed to transform into goals. Had they played a little more for him, Portugal would probably have been able to go a little further.

Ronaldo is a great player who is always proving himself always. People thought he's finished, but no, dude keep banging goals. He is very cherished at Al Nassr and the Saudi league which is part of the reasons he enjoys doing what he knows how to do best with the club side. The Portuguese national team seem to contain several competing players who get jealous of Ronaldo and wouldn't want to feed him with balls. I was wondering why the coach could not caution his players to work with Ronaldo during the world cup. The midfielders made it obvious and even Bruno Fernandez who was supposed to do better never fed him enough balls.

Ronaldo has done a lot for the game and he's got more to offers. Today will be another big day as Al Nassr is faced with another tough game which they have to win to keep the hope alive. Ronaldo will likely score again today and Al Nassr will claim the 3 points.

[MAAManda]

More 21 goals to be scored before he gets 1000.

21 goals is not big, he can definitely achieve it this season. In addition to the SPL, Al-Nassr also competes in the ACL, these extra matches are more than enough to facilitate reaching the 1K goals milestone. Well, given all those circumstances, I don't think Cristiano needs to focus on his personal achievements, because the team is everything. He succeeded in leading Al-Nassr to a league title they had long been without, this season, he should be able to achieve the same level of success for the team as last season.

[Adbitco]

Ronaldo and Al Nassr posted this, although Ronaldo posted another image but both had the same caption and the comment section didn't disappoint. When I saw it, I knew the caption will trigger some other people and funny enough, one fanbase doesn't understand the caption. Immediately I saw the post of Ronaldo, 2 things came to my mind, either it's their second kit or because they currently sit second on the table. I was pondering on these 2 things, then boom, I saw the post from Al Nassr page and it dawned on me that it's about the kit. I opened the comments section and there Messi fans were, blabbing about what they don't know. One even said, Al Nassr has already acknowledged Ronaldo to be the second, I couldn't help but laugh out real hard.

[GIF-JOBS]

After the unexpected defeat against NEOM, Al Hilal are back in their rhythm, they are absolutely destroying Al-Taawoun in today's match, the match is going on for 80 minutes, and the score is already 0-6. Gabriel Martinelli's performance was amazing, he scored a hat-trick. They are really winning the match very well, of course I expected it in advance, because Al-Taawoun is not a strong team, they are currently 17th in the table, and so naturally a big score win was expected from this top team Al Hilal, and that is what happened.

But now the thing to watch is what Al-Nassr will do, I definitely expect a strong win from them too, they will play against Al-Khaleej, Al-Khaleej is not a very strong team, and so also naturally a win from Al-Nassr will be expected.

[RockBell]

I actually see Ronaldo becoming a coach after retirement, but coaching is a completely different challenge from playing and his experience and winning mentality can help, but he would still have to prove himself from the touchline and if he does take that path, i think it would be interesting to see whether he can achieve the same success as a coach.

I believe that Ronaldo has all it takes to become a great coach, given that i think he understands more about tactics, strategy and football in general than anyone else.
Howver, i don't think that if he were to become a coach it would be in the short term. i believe he will take some time to dedicate to his family and enjoy a rest after so many sacrifices and then maybe one day we will see him return as the protagonist of some bench.

It might not be true because not all talented athletes make good coaches. The question now is whether you think Ronaldo would want to be a coach because those guys are made; they might just want to enjoy themselves. Ronaldo appears to enjoy happy times with his family, which is lovely because he lacks nothing, so I feel like there are more reasons why I adore him. And  he should just go and rest and he does not really needs to become a coach because Ronaldo looks like someone that will prefer to Play than to Coach that is the kind of person Ronaldo is, he loves playing.

[Jewan420]

After the unexpected defeat against NEOM, Al Hilal are back in their rhythm, they are absolutely destroying Al-Taawoun in today's match, the match is going on for 80 minutes, and the score is already 0-6. Gabriel Martinelli's performance was amazing, he scored a hat-trick. They are really winning the match very well, of course I expected it in advance, because Al-Taawoun is not a strong team, they are currently 17th in the table, and so naturally a big score win was expected from this top team Al Hilal, and that is what happened.

But now the thing to watch is what Al-Nassr will do, I definitely expect a strong win from them too, they will play against Al-Khaleej, Al-Khaleej is not a very strong team, and so also naturally a win from Al-Nassr will be expected.

Al Nasr disappointed their fans again after Al Hilal's big win. Both teams fought against relatively weak teams, Al Hilal won by a big margin of 0-6 while Al Nasr drew 1-1.

After Al Hilal's defeat to Neom, Al Nasr had a chance to equalize, but they wasted that chance again and fell far from the top. Al Nasr is now in third place, 2 points behind Al Hilal. Al Nasr does not seem to be able to do anything good this season, and has shown a lack of confidence against smaller teams from the beginning.

[ASloveapg]

Al-Nassr is currently in third place. On one hand, Al Hilal, who are winning every match by a large margin, and in today's match, Al Hilal won the match by a margin of 6 goals, but on the other hand, the strongest team in the league, Al-Nassr, drew their match with a score of 1-1, they drew the match against Al-Khaleej. Currently, Al-Ittihad is above them and Al Hilal is at the top. In fact, I think that Al Hilal can defeat everyone with the strength with which they are currently moving forward. And besides, Al Hilal's current attack is very strong, Al Hilal's new Arsenal striker Gabriel Martinelli showed a great performance in today's match, and at the same time, Ollie Watkins from Aston Villa, these players together have made Al Hilal's current position very strong. And so I will choose Al Hilal as the strongest team of this season and the most likely team for the title.

[Cryptoprincess101]

After the unexpected defeat against NEOM, Al Hilal are back in their rhythm, they are absolutely destroying Al-Taawoun in today's match, the match is going on for 80 minutes, and the score is already 0-6. Gabriel Martinelli's performance was amazing, he scored a hat-trick. They are really winning the match very well, of course I expected it in advance, because Al-Taawoun is not a strong team, they are currently 17th in the table, and so naturally a big score win was expected from this top team Al Hilal, and that is what happened.

The match just ended in that score of 6:0 as there was no more goals after the 75th minute goal of Sultan Mandash. I don't even know how Al Hilal lost to Neom because with the kind of performance the showed in this match against Al-Taawoun, I was still imagining how they got defeated by Neom. Nice and professional display from Al Hilal. Ollie Watkins and Gabriel Martinelli were the heroes of this match and interesting to see both new signings on the scoresheet.

But now the thing to watch is what Al-Nassr will do, I definitely expect a strong win from them too, they will play against Al-Khaleej, Al-Khaleej is not a very strong team, and so also naturally a win from Al-Nassr will be expected.

Al Nassr has just ended in a disappointing 1:1 draw against Al-Khaleej. Al Hilal will still remain at the top because they have already scored many goals which means that their goals difference will be by a huge margin plus the 1 point gap. Seems like Al Nassr will be giving up the trophy so soon this season because they're already showing signs that they might not win consistently this season.

[Tamaperdana]

I actually see Ronaldo becoming a coach after retirement, but coaching is a completely different challenge from playing and his experience and winning mentality can help, but he would still have to prove himself from the touchline and if he does take that path, i think it would be interesting to see whether he can achieve the same success as a coach.

I believe that Ronaldo has all it takes to become a great coach, given that i think he understands more about tactics, strategy and football in general than anyone else.
Howver, i don't think that if he were to become a coach it would be in the short term. i believe he will take some time to dedicate to his family and enjoy a rest after so many sacrifices and then maybe one day we will see him return as the protagonist of some bench.

It’s true that when we look at how Ronaldo plays, his skills, and the determination he always shows, he would undoubtedly be a fantastic coach. But even so, I don’t think Ronaldo will necessarily become a coach, because as far as I know, he hasn’t mentioned anything about it. Besides, I think Ronaldo enjoys being a player more than being a coach. So yes, even if Ronaldo retires in the near future, it’s not certain he’ll immediately become a coach. Furthermore, it seems like Ronaldo truly still wants to keep playing.  Given that, I think for now, Ronaldo will definitely continue playing until he feels he’s satisfied with everything.

[Zoomic]

Ronaldo and Al Nassr posted this, although Ronaldo posted another image but both had the same caption and the comment section didn't disappoint. When I saw it, I knew the caption will trigger some other people and funny enough, one fanbase doesn't understand the caption. Immediately I saw the post of Ronaldo, 2 things came to my mind, either it's their second kit or because they currently sit second on the table. I was pondering on these 2 things, then boom, I saw the post from Al Nassr page and it dawned on me that it's about the kit. I opened the comments section and there Messi fans were, blabbing about what they don't know. One even said, Al Nassr has already acknowledged Ronaldo to be the second, I couldn't help but laugh out real hard.

Anyone who saw that post and went on to interpret it in a way that's contrary to announcing Al Nassr's second kit is either doing so put of hatred and intense comparison or totally dumb about football.

The picture is self explanatory, Al Nassr haven't won that kit this year so if they're posting it now with their most important player donning it, it simply means that they're making it public for people to see their second kit of the season. It has nothing to do with the Messi and Ronaldo comparison.

[Ahli38]

Ronaldo and Al Nassr posted this, although Ronaldo posted another image but both had the same caption and the comment section didn't disappoint. When I saw it, I knew the caption will trigger some other people and funny enough, one fanbase doesn't understand the caption. Immediately I saw the post of Ronaldo, 2 things came to my mind, either it's their second kit or because they currently sit second on the table. I was pondering on these 2 things, then boom, I saw the post from Al Nassr page and it dawned on me that it's about the kit. I opened the comments section and there Messi fans were, blabbing about what they don't know. One even said, Al Nassr has already acknowledged Ronaldo to be the second, I couldn't help but laugh out real hard.

Anyone who saw that post and went on to interpret it in a way that's contrary to announcing Al Nassr's second kit is either doing so put of hatred and intense comparison or totally dumb about football.

The picture is self explanatory, Al Nassr haven't won that kit this year so if they're posting it now with their most important player donning it, it simply means that they're making it public for people to see their second kit of the season. It has nothing to do with the Messi and Ronaldo comparison.

There's no way that Cristiano Ronaldo would belittle himself by saying he’s the second-best of all time. He’s one of those players who is extremely ambitious about all his achievements. And he always considers himself the best. Even when you watch an interview where Cristiano Ronaldo was once asked who the best player in the world ever is he answered that he himself is the answer. This proves that someone like CR7 would never claim or even suggest that he is on a lower level. On the other hand Messi and Ronaldo are both the best soccer players. Their rivalry has brought so many exciting surprises in many competitions. These two players respect each other and even they always offer positive comments when asked about their rivalry. But many of their fans seem unaware of this so they often misunderstand or even taunt each other.

[Black Mbaye]

I actually see Ronaldo becoming a coach after retirement, but coaching is a completely different challenge from playing and his experience and winning mentality can help, but he would still have to prove himself from the touchline and if he does take that path, i think it would be interesting to see whether he can achieve the same success as a coach.

I believe that Ronaldo has all it takes to become a great coach, given that i think he understands more about tactics, strategy and football in general than anyone else.
Howver, i don't think that if he were to become a coach it would be in the short term. i believe he will take some time to dedicate to his family and enjoy a rest after so many sacrifices and then maybe one day we will see him return as the protagonist of some bench.

It’s true that when we look at how Ronaldo plays, his skills, and the determination he always shows, he would undoubtedly be a fantastic coach. But even so, I don’t think Ronaldo will necessarily become a coach, because as far as I know, he hasn’t mentioned anything about it. Besides, I think Ronaldo enjoys being a player more than being a coach. So yes, even if Ronaldo retires in the near future, it’s not certain he’ll immediately become a coach. Furthermore, it seems like Ronaldo truly still wants to keep playing.  Given that, I think for now, Ronaldo will definitely continue playing until he feels he’s satisfied with everything.

In my opinion, his ultimate goal now is to share the pitch with his son, and I believe he will retire once he achieves that. Cristiano Ronaldo is still performing at a high level; he continues to score goals and impress. By bringing him to the country, Al Nassr helped spread football further within Saudi Arabia and boosted its global profile. Cristiano Ronaldo single-handedly set a massive snowball effect in motion. If Saudi Arabia is now a football hub, they owe it to the Cristiano Ronaldo transfer. Speaking of Al Nassr, the two points dropped in the away match against Al Khaleej will prove to be a major issue for them, I had expected them to win that away game.

[Italian Panic]

Speaking of Al Nassr, the two points dropped in the away match against Al Khaleej will prove to be a major issue for them, I had expected them to win that away game.

This result against Al Kaleej Sainat was a real setback for Al Nassr, given that the attacking trio of Mané, Cristiano Ronaldo, and João Félix failed to score a single goal among the three of them, and it took Hamdan to tie the game with 20 minutes left. That’s just how these games go; now they have to hope that the other teams slip up too, otherwise things are already looking bad for them.