it's clear that the quality of football does not match that of European leagues. Comparing leagues from vastly different regions and competitive levels can be challenging, as there are many factors to consider such as the level of competition, player development, financial resources, fan base, and historical performance in continental competitions. It's interesting that you've highlighted the performance of Al-Hilal and Al-Nassr, who appear to be the top teams in the Saudi Pro League. It's worth keeping an eye on the Asian Champions League to see if these teams or others from the Saudi Pro League can make a breakthrough in the future. While it seems the league is not yet on par with Europe's top leagues, it could still offer a unique and engaging football experience.

Yes, it seems there was a misunderstanding or maybe some misinformation circulating about the relationship between Osimhen and Conte. Indeed, Osimhen had some issues at Napoli, which may have created a certain perception. However, Conte's decision not to play Osimhen at the start of the season was primarily due to ongoing negotiations for Osimhen in the transfer market. After which, he was loaned to Galatasaray.

Comparing Osimhen to Lukaku may not be fair as these are two players at different stages in their careers, each with distinct strengths and weaknesses. Osimhen is a young prospect with a promising future ahead, while Lukaku is an established player with a proven track record. Both bring value to their respective teams in their own ways.

Yes, I completely agree with you. The sport of boxing highly relies on entertainment aspects nowadays. A rematch between Garcia and Haney could indeed be one solution to solve their ongoing dispute, and it could also bring much excitement to the fans, regardless of whether steroids are involved or not. Ryan Garcia being involved in a fight against one of the Paul brothers might be a better avenue for him, given their popularity, and could possibly garner more attention and revenue rather than a rematch against Haney. In the end, it all boils down to how the stakeholders and participants of the sport want to show their craft and please their fans. But one thing is for sure, despite all these controversies, Garcia seems determined to leave a powerful legacy in the boxing world, whether that involves fighting Haney, the Paul brothers or anyone else. Indeed, we'll just have to wait until his suspension is lifted next year to see what his next move will be.