Quote from: Adbitco on June 21, 2025, 11:49:50 PM

Quote from: fuguebtc on June 21, 2025, 07:08:20 PM

You are right that the Turkish league is more familiar to us than the Saudi league. Very few of us know the Saudi league well. So if Osimhen plays in the Saudi league, then maybe we will not hear Osimhen's name again in a few days.

However, if Osimhen becomes the top scorer in the Saudi Pro League, then the scenario will definitely change. And Osimhen has the potential to be the top scorer in the Saudi league. Osimhen was the top scorer in this year's Super Lig.

However, I think we will see Osimhen in the Premier League. Several big clubs like Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United have shown interest in adding Osimhen to their squad.

Why won't the Turkish league be more familiar to most of us that watches European competition, of course it will be. It's in Europe and it will definitely have that popularity, I even knew if Estonia league before the Saudi Arabia league even. I guess they embarked on this project of heavy spending just to pronounce their league to the world and one way if that was gettytge most influencer player on the planet to the league. Frankly, it was after Ronaldo went to Saudi that most people started picking up interest in the league.

It’s true that the Saudi League only started to get attention when Ronaldo signed for Al Nassr. But for me he Saudi Pro League and the Turkish are on the same level in terms of popularity. Despite being a European league the Turkish League is not one of the big leagues in Europe. To be honest I didn’t watch the Turkish league until Victor Osimhen went to Galatasaray on loan.