Quote from: Slow death on Today at 01:53:55 PM

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on December 22, 2024, 06:53:53 PM

Quote from: Sithara007 on December 17, 2024, 06:58:14 AM

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But I really like the effort they are making in Saudi Arabia, because perhaps the results are not seen now, but with the younger generations, yes. There are many important, famous players who have gone to Saudi Arabia, and they are experienced players with very good technique. The main idea is that the Arabs also learn from their experience, and this will gradually increase their level of football. For me, it is a great step that they are taking. We must not forget what they did in Qatar , they beat the Champions of the world.

In my opinion, this move by Saudi Arabia will not make the national team strong. We just have to look at how many countries have good football leagues but need players who are playing abroad for the national team to be strong. The Saudis are bringing in foreign players to play in the Saudi league, but in the long term it will not make this league strong, because as soon as Cristiano Ronaldo retires, everyone will stop paying attention to this league and even foreign players will not accept playing in these leagues.

It is undeniable that Ronaldo is the main attraction in Saudi Pro League, maybe they should look for a new star to replace Ronaldo in the future. With abundant financial power, Saudi can do anything to satisfy their desires, although we realize that it is not a guarantee of success. I think Saudi has done a thorough analysis to invest in football, they will definitely get results from the efforts that have been made. Everything takes time to process, what is clear is that Saudi shows a serious interest in developing their football talents.