And Saudi League transfers have become one of the biggest stories covered in the international press, with a number of the world’s most prominent stars linked to following in Ronaldo’s footsteps and playing for a Saudi club.
Benzema enters the race
Frenchman Karim Benzema entered the race of stars and legends of the Saudi League by engaging with the club Al-Ittihad Jeddah, a few days after his departure from the ranks of Spanish Real Madrid. Al-Ittihad club, crowned with the Saudi League championship, surprised their fans by announcing the inclusion of the Real Madrid striker, who won the Golden Ball for the first time in its history the last year. Benzema’s presence alongside Ronaldo in the Saudi League will give the green light for other world stars to arrive in the coming weeks.
Lionel Messi
Reports have emerged that Al Hilal Saudi Club have made an official offer for Argentina legend Lionel Messi to join their ranks from next summer. Reports have surfaced that Al Hilal have made an exceptional offer for Messi, forcing him to receive a salary of €400m per season, on top of commercial deals and their huge expected comeback. Meanwhile, Messi, whose contract with France’s Paris Saint-Germain has expired, faces the temptation of his former club Barcelona to return to their ranks, albeit on a salary far below the Saudi offer. Al-Hilal Saudi Club, according to the press, is awaiting Lionel’s response to approve or reject the offer, as the blue giant seeks another international star.
Ilkay Gundogan
After his brilliance with Manchester City in the recent period, Germany’s Ilkay Gundogan is set to leave the celestial team in view of his non-renewed contract, becoming a target for many clubs. Barcelona have shown their interest in contracting City’s midfielder but reports have confirmed there is interest from the Jeddah FA who are preparing to offer the player a huge salary.
Ngolo Kante
French midfielder N’Golo Kante is also in high demand in the Saudi League, whose search for resonant names was evident over the coming summer. Reports have confirmed competition from Al-Hilal and Jeddah Federation to include the player who won the 2018 World Cup with the France team.
football paradise
Ronaldo confirmed more than once in media interviews after joining the Al-Nasr club that his role goes beyond just being a football player, but rather works on other things to serve the huge Saudi project.
Ronaldo said in a TV interview that he knows the Saudi League will become one of the top 5 leagues in the world in the next few years.
Ronaldo’s statements coincide with many Saudi clubs’ interest in Europe’s top stars and legends of the game, as Saudi clubs seek to make the Roshen League a ‘soccer paradise’ that all stars crave. of the world.
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