Quote from: nullama on Today at 05:35:02 AM

Quote from: Hirose UK on Today at 04:42:10 AM

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It's no longer a secret that more and more European players are interested in going to play for the Saudi League club because of the huge salaries and very luxurious facilities for every player there.
Now that money has become everything in football, not a few players are willing to risk their careers just for a bigger amount of money, but that's only natural because every player also wants to live a luxurious life when he retires later.

Neymar is one of the players with the highest salaries in the Saudi League because he plays for Al Hilal who is also a colossus of the Saudi League.
But it seems that not only Neymar but one of them also Ronaldo who plays for Al Nassr is also the most expensive player in the Saudi League.
Some of Europe's top players went to the Saudi League when they were nearing retirement age and if they had left when they were younger maybe wealth would have been their priority.

Yes, Saudi Arabia is slowly starting to buy all the best players in the world.

If they continue at this rate, in a few years the Saudi league will be one of the best in the world to watch.

That does not rule out the possibility that with the current developments, I actually think this makes Europe's top teams and even UEFA have to make new things to keep their competition in demand by many people and for Europe's top teams it will be a little burdened of course with player salary requests that will be adjusted or close to the top players playing on the Saudi Arabian team.

It is recorded that in this season's transfers there are very many elite players in the world who have joined the Saudi Arabian team, the latest is Neymar, now there is Neymar and Ronaldo in the Saudi Arabian team, of course this will attract a large number of spectators and will allow great interest in other players to follow in the footsteps of they.
What the Saudi Arabian team did was great in my opinion.