Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on Today at 02:57:33 PM

Quote from: hyudien on August 31, 2024, 03:15:39 PM

In the last two seasons Al Nassr's problem has always been the same, namely they have problems in their defense line, so that is what hinders them from competing with Al Hilal for the Saudi Pro League title. Unfortunately at the beginning of this season they showed the same problem, namely looking fragile in defense. Cristiano Ronaldo continues to show good performances, only that it is not supported by good play from all lines, especially in defense. Compared to their rivals Al Hilal, Al Nassr is still behind so it is very natural when many people predict that Al Hilal will win the title again this season. Now we can only see whether they will be better or not to compete for the title.

I have no doubt about what you are talking about, because that is how it is, it is very noticeable, but I do not understand something, if we know this, if from here we can see these errors, why does the coach of Al Nassr not correct it? That is something that does not make much sense, because eventually things are always like that, but there must be a way that they can do something, otherwise they will continue repeating the same story. I understand that many already predict that Al Hilal will be champions, but they must really change their formation, because defense is also fundamental in the team.

Al Nassr is a team that surprised us before by bringing Ronaldo into their squad, but after improving their attack line, Al Nassr actually forgot that defense is also a very important factor in supporting their desire to win the league all this time, but that is precisely what we have been think all this time always contrary from what management has thought all this time, but it seems that Al Nassr management is starting to open their eyes because currently they have recruited two new defenders, namely Mo Simakan and also Salem Al Najdi.
Apart from defenders, to be honest, all this time I have noticed that the game played by the Al Nassr coach is too easy for the opponent to read and doesn't look different in each of their matches, when an Al Nassr player gets the ball, of course we can predict that the ball will still end up at Ronaldo feet so that often the opposing players actually stop the flow of the ball from the middle of the field and that it tends to be easier to stop Al Nassr attacks, so I think apart from strengthen their defense line, Al Nassr also at this time deserves to reconsider Luis Castro as their coach.