Competitive race for the SPL title this season would be entertaining for everyone, especially the supporters. Al Nassr are strong enough but consider them on the other hand, they need to make crucial upgrades for better chances of winnings, not in league games but in finals against Al Hilal. Al Nassr have problem and fixing them should be their priority. Remember every club have their weaknesses and Al Nassr own is opened to their pre-eminent rival, clearly referring to Al Hilal. The Knights of Najd have huge problem and dealing them will definitely take time.
I think the same, Al Nassr can't make the same mistakes as two seasons ago, it's incredible that they haven't been able to win, I think everything should focus on win or win, there is no other way, for me they have an excellent team, the players are well matched , CR7's spirits are through the roof, I think it's time for them to believe in themselves, Al Hilal is also a very good team, very complete and strong, I think these things are what always make the difference, Al Nassr always lacks that little bit to achieve things, I think they need more Effort.
Interesting for Al Nassr:
Cristiano Ronaldo doesn't rule out return to Champions League
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Al Nassr captain Cristiano Ronaldo left the door open to one day returning to play in the Champions League as he helped with this season's draw on Thursday.
The former Sporting, Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus forward was presented with an award for being the all time top scorer in Champions League history, with 140 goals in the competition.
Ronaldo and Gianluigi Buffon were on stage as the first draw under the new format was revealed in Monaco.
The former Sporting, Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus forward was presented with an award for being the all time top scorer in Champions League history, with 140 goals in the competition.
Ronaldo and Gianluigi Buffon were on stage as the first draw under the new format was revealed in Monaco.
Source: https://www.espn.co.uk/football/story/_/id/41041672/cristiano-ronaldo-rule-return-champions-league