Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[kennycryptoitalia]

In this match, Al Nassr did have good ball possession but their defense was very poor which allowed Al Ain to score freely. Besides that, Al Nassr also made mistakes when passing, lost duels, and were all over the place on the field, turning almost every effort from the opposing team into chances and goals. Ange needs to make improvements immediately, especially in defense because if not Al Nassr will probably fail to retain the SPL title. Btw, I'm pretty sure a lot of bets failed in this match because people bet on Al Nassr winning.

Al-Nassr are undoubtedly not having the best of times, considering their recent performances. It must also be said that last year they had a truly incredible season until the final matchday. This year, however, they're a bit more subdued, especially considering the lack of summer transfer window, which hasn't brought any reinforcements to the team.

[changaa]

Cristiano Ronaldo has reached this stage not only with his good performance but also with his mentality, discipline and how he can move forward in a difficult situation. There are many players who have to work hard to regain their morale after a defeat, but Ronaldo is a player who can hold himself back even in difficult situations. Even at the age of 41, Ronaldo is still fully fit and tries to give his best for the team. There are many players who plan to retire from football before the scheduled time, but Ronaldo is different. He has now held himself in an excellent playing position according to his age. He will play at his best until the moment he retires. Talent alone is not enough for a player, if there is no patience, discipline and self-control and the humanity to work hard, it is certainly not possible to reach the desired goal.

Cristiano Ronaldo is a 41-year-old player who has been playing professional football for twenty years and knows exactly how to move. I don't think there's a more complete athlete than him in the sport of football, and I also think he's learned over time how to lift morale after a defeat and celebrate after a victory.

[Loyang]

In this match, Al Nassr did have good ball possession but their defense was very poor which allowed Al Ain to score freely. Besides that, Al Nassr also made mistakes when passing, lost duels, and were all over the place on the field, turning almost every effort from the opposing team into chances and goals. Ange needs to make improvements immediately, especially in defense because if not Al Nassr will probably fail to retain the SPL title. Btw, I'm pretty sure a lot of bets failed in this match because people bet on Al Nassr winning.

Al-Nassr are undoubtedly not having the best of times, considering their recent performances. It must also be said that last year they had a truly incredible season until the final matchday. This year, however, they're a bit more subdued, especially considering the lack of summer transfer window, which hasn't brought any reinforcements to the team.

If Al Nasr's performance is like this, then perhaps part of what we have expected from them will not be fulfilled this season. Because as the days go by, Al Nasr's weaknesses are becoming more and more apparent, especially their defensive weaknesses. The number of goals they are conceding is very unusual, no one expected this from last season's trophy winners. Although they may have focused on attack at the moment, they need to balance attack and everything else, then we will see something good from them. Even if we look at attack, their attack is not showing much success.

[giorgione]

They have conceded seven goals in seven matches, which is not too bad. Nevertheless, a few clean sheets are not a sign of a club that will fight for the top of the league. They have conceded against Al-Ettifaq, Al-Ittihad, Al-Taawoun, Abha, and Al Ain. I also suspect that the absence of  Marcelo Brozovic has exposed the midfield, thereby putting pressure on the defense. Individual errors have also contributed to some of the goals.  Mohamed Simakan, Nawaf Boushal, and Saad Al-Nasser have all made costly mistakes this season.

The club doesn't lack leadership, as Cristiano Ronaldo is highly respected and will keep motivating the players. But his impact on the club in terms of performance is reducing. His inability to pressure the defense of opponents is also having an impact on the midfield.  Ange Postecoglou has not proved that he can perform better than Jorge Jesus.

Marcelo Brozovic's absence has undoubtedly created a significant problem for Al Nassr's midfield. He was the key player who kept the entire squad balanced and managed the team's play.
its no coincidence, in fact, that as soon as he was released on the market, many teams set their sights on him and tried to do anything to get him.

[Hewlet]

Cristiano Ronaldo has reached this stage not only with his good performance but also with his mentality, discipline and how he can move forward in a difficult situation. There are many players who have to work hard to regain their morale after a defeat, but Ronaldo is a player who can hold himself back even in difficult situations. Even at the age of 41, Ronaldo is still fully fit and tries to give his best for the team. There are many players who plan to retire from football before the scheduled time, but Ronaldo is different. He has now held himself in an excellent playing position according to his age. He will play at his best until the moment he retires. Talent alone is not enough for a player, if there is no patience, discipline and self-control and the humanity to work hard, it is certainly not possible to reach the desired goal.

Cristiano Ronaldo is a 41-year-old player who has been playing professional football for twenty years and knows exactly how to move. I don't think there's a more complete athlete than him in the sport of football, and I also think he's learned over time how to lift morale after a defeat and celebrate after a victory.

Bro has paid his due and it's still strange that the Saudi pro league discussion is not always complete untill his name is being mentioned. As much as that's the power of the kind of influence that he carries, Al Nasir ought to have built a team that's  strong enough independent of him considering that he's got nothing to prove any longer.

The Saudi league is getting more competitive and that's a good one for them. The season hasn't gone too far for then to turn things around so expectedly they still have the chance of doing better.

[banana33]

10 corners, 10 shots and 3 shots on target, very wasteful, they were busy wasting the chances they were supposed to use in converting them into goals. Beaten 4 - 0 is very disgraceful. You didn't lose by 1 or 2 goal difference but by 4 without you even scoring. I never knew that there's a team in U.A.E that can have this wonderful performance by beating Al Nassr like this. This season had really been different for them compared to last season. They have started the Asian champions league on a wrong footing, hopefully they adjust and make amends for this sluggishness in their upcoming matches across all competitions.

There are always those games that go much worse than you might think. For example, i can think of Inter in the Champions League final, conceding five goals to Paris Saint-Germain. It's true that it's Paris Saint-Germain, but conceding five goals in a final is truly shameful. Nevertheless, there are always those kinds of games that end undeservedly and leave everyone speechless.

[Lukakur]

3 goals out of the 4 goals was exclusively caused by defensive error, the first and last goal was a total free gift. Al nassir is a very vulnerable team, the manager should be sacked for building an underperforming squad, I wonder why the whole players go on all attack, leaving the backline emptied up. How could a defender be left alone in the back to battle against two attackers? Individualism doesn't help, Ronaldo is no longer in his prime, and poor results as this only brings shades from opposing fans all over the world, the team is better off balancing their defense, at least four men defense should stay in the back at all times to withhold or stop attacks when they lose possession.

It's probably a little early to talk about dismissal, especially since the coach hasn't had enough time to get a feel for how he'll interpret his style of football. It's certainly not a good start, even if the mix of wins and losses doesn't bode well.

[Arenga pinnata]

There are always those games that go much worse than you might think. For example, i can think of Inter in the Champions League final, conceding five goals to Paris Saint-Germain. It's true that it's Paris Saint-Germain, but conceding five goals in a final is truly shameful. Nevertheless, there are always those kinds of games that end undeservedly and leave everyone speechless.

Yeah, that’s absolutely true. At least we know that no team is truly perfect. Even teams that are actually very strong and heavily favored can sometimes make a few mistakes and suffer a few poor results. And well, that’s happened many times in soccer history. But it’s also very natural for people to overreact. Still, in the world of soccer, surprising results do keep popping up almost every season. Although for Al-Nassr, that surprising result only came this season in the form of a crushing defeat that was truly beyond anyone’s predictions.

[cande86]

Al Nasr is not very strong this season like last season and is not a favorite for the title. There are no significant changes in the team this season, no corrections and no efforts to improve. Al Nasr's defense was weak last season too, but we did not see any steps. They have already entered a difficult period, relatively strong teams are easily defeating them. The AFC Champions League match is very bad, starting with a shameful 4-0 defeat.

In this season's SPL, we can consider Al Hilal as the favorite. They have added European star Gabriel Martinelli to the team to strengthen the attack line. He is even performing well for Al Hilal.

Al Nassr should have made progress, from a transfer perspective, during the summer break, because if they had already seen a decline in defense last year, it was right to make some improvements in that area, but instead they didn't do it and today the team is suffering as a result.

[cocadalcan]

Al Nasr is not very strong this season like last season and is not a favorite for the title. There are no significant changes in the team this season, no corrections and no efforts to improve. Al Nasr's defense was weak last season too, but we did not see any steps. They have already entered a difficult period, relatively strong teams are easily defeating them. The AFC Champions League match is very bad, starting with a shameful 4-0 defeat.

In this season's SPL, we can consider Al Hilal as the favorite. They have added European star Gabriel Martinelli to the team to strengthen the attack line. He is even performing well for Al Hilal.

Al Nassr should have made progress, from a transfer perspective, during the summer break, because if they had already seen a decline in defense last year, it was right to make some improvements in that area, but instead they didn't do it and today the team is suffering as a result.

Al Nassr team overall situation is not as bad as you are criticizing. Al Nassr has won 5 out of 7 matches. Al Hilal team is at the top of the table with 18 points. Al Nassr team is at 3rd with 16 points. I also think that it was necessary to add several talented and experienced defensive players in the transfer window but the team did not do so. Perhaps the team management did not feel the need to add new players. They are trying to maintain the same consistency this season with the team that won the trophy last season.

[Silence Scream]

Al Nasr is not very strong this season like last season and is not a favorite for the title. There are no significant changes in the team this season, no corrections and no efforts to improve. Al Nasr's defense was weak last season too, but we did not see any steps. They have already entered a difficult period, relatively strong teams are easily defeating them. The AFC Champions League match is very bad, starting with a shameful 4-0 defeat.

In this season's SPL, we can consider Al Hilal as the favorite. They have added European star Gabriel Martinelli to the team to strengthen the attack line. He is even performing well for Al Hilal.

Al Nassr should have made progress, from a transfer perspective, during the summer break, because if they had already seen a decline in defense last year, it was right to make some improvements in that area, but instead they didn't do it and today the team is suffering as a result.

Al Nassr team overall situation is not as bad as you are criticizing. Al Nassr has won 5 out of 7 matches. Al Hilal team is at the top of the table with 18 points. Al Nassr team is at 3rd with 16 points. I also think that it was necessary to add several talented and experienced defensive players in the transfer window but the team did not do so. Perhaps the team management did not feel the need to add new players. They are trying to maintain the same consistency this season with the team that won the trophy last season.

From what I've seen, if a team that won the championship the previous year keeps its squad intact and doesn't make any transfers, the following season doesn't go as well as expected. We saw this with Liverpool in the Premier League, and we're seeing it with Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia. They need to sign some defenders because their defense is currently their weakest area in Cristiano Ronaldo's team. They have very good options and players in attack, but I think Al Nassr needs to strengthen its defense. I expect them to take a step in this direction during the January transfer window.

[Pi-network314159]

From what I've seen, if a team that won the championship the previous year keeps its squad intact and doesn't make any transfers, the following season doesn't go as well as expected. We saw this with Liverpool in the Premier League, and we're seeing it with Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia. They need to sign some defenders because their defense is currently their weakest area in Cristiano Ronaldo's team. They have very good options and players in attack, but I think Al Nassr needs to strengthen its defense. I expect them to take a step in this direction during the January transfer window.

In a way to stay competitive, every team has to add few players every season in other to stay on top, you must make significant signings. All through the transfer window, Al Nassr did not sign. Any player and the team that's their rival signed players, this makes me wonder if the owners of these clubs, since the four is being owned by a group only wants Al Hilal to succeed better than the other. Al Hilal signed players, this same team that signed lots of players including Banzema in January this year, this transfer also they have signed players and non for Al Nassr. Same reason why Ronaldo protested. You just brought out this insight, does it mean they are funding only one team more than the others, this is exactly how it looks like from what's happening.

[Solokan]

Cristiano Ronaldo has reached this stage not only with his good performance but also with his mentality, discipline and how he can move forward in a difficult situation. There are many players who have to work hard to regain their morale after a defeat, but Ronaldo is a player who can hold himself back even in difficult situations. Even at the age of 41, Ronaldo is still fully fit and tries to give his best for the team. There are many players who plan to retire from football before the scheduled time, but Ronaldo is different. He has now held himself in an excellent playing position according to his age. He will play at his best until the moment he retires. Talent alone is not enough for a player, if there is no patience, discipline and self-control and the humanity to work hard, it is certainly not possible to reach the desired goal.

ronaldo is indeed an extraordinary player, and it's rare to find a player like him who is always disciplined and consistently plays well, even though he's no longer young. But we don't know when he'll retire, as he seems to still be passionate about football and physically, he's still fit to continue playing

Unfortunately, in the Saudi league this season, we don't know whether he'll be crowned champions again with al Nassr It doesn't seem easy for al Nassr to win, as there are many strong teams in the Saudi league Now I'm curious about Al Nassr's next match against al Draih Who do you think will win? In my opinion, Al Nassr has a great chance of winning

[kennycryptoitalia]

From what I've seen, if a team that won the championship the previous year keeps its squad intact and doesn't make any transfers, the following season doesn't go as well as expected. We saw this with Liverpool in the Premier League, and we're seeing it with Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia. They need to sign some defenders because their defense is currently their weakest area in Cristiano Ronaldo's team. They have very good options and players in attack, but I think Al Nassr needs to strengthen its defense. I expect them to take a step in this direction during the January transfer window.

It is a discussion that makes no sense and no logical basis, because if we look at Juventus, since the years in which Conte coached them they have won for many consecutive years, so obviously it is an unwritten rule that does not work. Then certainly in championships where the competition is stronger it is normal that a team that has perhaps won the championship can struggle to win it again.

[Decimetre]

10 corners, 10 shots and 3 shots on target, very wasteful, they were busy wasting the chances they were supposed to use in converting them into goals. Beaten 4 - 0 is very disgraceful. You didn't lose by 1 or 2 goal difference but by 4 without you even scoring. I never knew that there's a team in U.A.E that can have this wonderful performance by beating Al Nassr like this. This season had really been different for them compared to last season. They have started the Asian champions league on a wrong footing, hopefully they adjust and make amends for this sluggishness in their upcoming matches across all competitions.

There are always those games that go much worse than you might think. For example, i can think of Inter in the Champions League final, conceding five goals to Paris Saint-Germain. It's true that it's Paris Saint-Germain, but conceding five goals in a final is truly shameful. Nevertheless, there are always those kinds of games that end undeservedly and leave everyone speechless.

I have been very weak since that last game between Al Nassr and Al Ain because I didn't see it coming at all, like wtf was Al Nassr doing on the ball. Having 10 corners to play but never converted any of them to goals. Christiano Ronaldo and João Felix played for the full 90 minutes with only Christiano Ronaldo making 3 shots and in the game, João Felix had zero shot. Now with this performance, I'm doubting their readiness even for the local league. The team was a total shocker and I hope they make amends and stand up to the task. This international break is good for the team to get back to themselves and figure out what the problem really is especially their defense formation.

[laspol65]

Cristiano Ronaldo is a 41-year-old player who has been playing professional football for twenty years and knows exactly how to move. I don't think there's a more complete athlete than him in the sport of football, and I also think he's learned over time how to lift morale after a defeat and celebrate after a victory.

Cristiano Ronaldo is a very promising player and he is walking towards retirement due to age, it makes me sad that he has not been able to make a record in history for his national team. However, he still has the speed of a young player, he knows how to score goals on the field and how hard it takes to win against strong teams.
Not only that, he is an experienced player, but I think he can be accepted as a coach after retirement.

[changaa]

Yeah, that's absolutely true. At least we know that no team is truly perfect. Even teams that are actually very strong and heavily favored can sometimes make a few mistakes and suffer a few poor results. And well, that's happened many times in soccer history. But it's also very natural for people to overreact. Still, in the world of soccer, surprising results do keep popping up almost every season. Although for Al-Nassr, that surprising result only came this season in the form of a crushing defeat that was truly beyond anyone's predictions.

I think there is too much bad publicity being given to it. is true that Al Nassr lost an important match that no one expected they would lose, but these are the kind of slip-ups that can happen during the season. is not just Al Nassr that needs to be pointed out, Al Hilal also managed to lose a match that no one could have imagined they would lose, but these are things that unfortunately happen in football. The important thing is knowing how to get back up.

[Italian Panic]

Cristiano Ronaldo is a very promising player and he is walking towards retirement due to age, it makes me sad that he has not been able to make a record in history for his national team. However, he still has the speed of a young player, he knows how to score goals on the field and how hard it takes to win against strong teams.
Not only that, he is an experienced player, but I think he can be accepted as a coach after retirement.

Cristiano Ronaldo was a great player, but he now risks becoming a liability for the teams he plays for because he is no longer physically capable of contributing to the defensive phase as he should; and in this era of football, where high pressing is the norm, a player who doesn’t run much is more of a liability than an asset. Sometimes I even see him looking slow and clumsy when entering the penalty area; I wouldn’t want his determination to carry on to ultimately risk ruining the icon he has come to represent, and for him to end up as a faded shadow of the great player he once was. In some respects, it might be better to call it a day sooner rather than later.

[giorgione]

Bro has paid his due and it's still strange that the Saudi pro league discussion is not always complete untill his name is being mentioned. As much as that's the power of the kind of influence that he carries, Al Nasir ought to have built a team that's  strong enough independent of him considering that he's got nothing to prove any longer.

The Saudi league is getting more competitive and that's a good one for them. The season hasn't gone too far for then to turn things around so expectedly they still have the chance of doing better.

I agree because, however, as age advances, being able to demonstrate is something that will happen less and less. So the club should have used their funds to strengthen the team around him, perhaps to allow him to continue doing what he does best, without making fundamental changes to the rest of the team.

[As-Soon-As]

Cristiano Ronaldo is a very promising player and he is walking towards retirement due to age, it makes me sad that he has not been able to make a record in history for his national team. However, he still has the speed of a young player, he knows how to score goals on the field and how hard it takes to win against strong teams.
Not only that, he is an experienced player, but I think he can be accepted as a coach after retirement.

Cristiano Ronaldo was a great player, but he now risks becoming a liability for the teams he plays for because he is no longer physically capable of contributing to the defensive phase as he should; and in this era of football, where high pressing is the norm, a player who doesn’t run much is more of a liability than an asset. Sometimes I even see him looking slow and clumsy when entering the penalty area; I wouldn’t want his determination to carry on to ultimately risk ruining the icon he has come to represent, and for him to end up as a faded shadow of the great player he once was. In some respects, it might be better to call it a day sooner rather than later.

Cristiano Ronaldo is a great player that everyone must accept, even though he is performing on the field at the moment, his performance is not as good as before and he cannot go to attack because the age barrier has held him back. If he continues to perform like this, then his past reputation may be ruined, so he should definitely retire from the game. However, he can be assigned to big responsibilities in love, so at the moment he is not performing well for his national team because he cannot create any strong impact in the attack department.
Maybe he is now continuing to play at the club level based on his past reputation, but this time he will be better suited as a coach.