Quote from: Bitcoin_people on Today at 02:01:10 AM

MLS league has been attractive only for Messi where Messi's fans join for that league. But apart from Messi there is no other star in that league due to which this league has not become much popular yet.

MLS is more professional than Saudi Professional League and their stadiums are more crowded than stadiums in Saudi Arabia. Those factors are important for Messi decision when he did not prioritize salary and money. In MLS, Messi will have more convenience and comfortableness from religion to language and it would be easier for him to communicate with locals, team mates in the USA than in Saudi Arabia.

Quote from: BitcoinHunt3r on Today at 12:41:51 AM

Yeah we understand the point and we know at the moment Al Nassr is not the best squad in this league there are still other clubs like Al Hilal who brought in 7 of Europe's top players this season including Neymar but the criticism is Al Nassr was unable to win against a club without top European players and can't score even though playing at home, Al Nassr's defense is also a concern after always conceding 2 goals in the last 3 matches which means it needs an increase in the defense area. If Al Nassr wants to be on the race track then every line has to be strengthened for the attack line no doubt but for the defense line there are obvious weaknesses.

Al Hilal is a most successful club in Saudi Arabia but in latest seasons, they lost leading position to Al Nassr and Al Itihad. Some transfers in the summer hopefully will help them to win the Saudi Professional League title again.

Neymar is one of their biggest hopes but they must keep Neymar in discipline from lifestyle to training, if the player becomes overweight and lose his best fitness, Al Hilal will not got considerable contributions from the Brazilian player. Then it will affect their chance to beat Al Itihad and Al Nassr in Saudi Professional League.