Quote from: $weetne$$ on August 24, 2025, 11:13:43 PM

Quote from: Dump3er on August 23, 2025, 10:16:58 PM

I don't know for sure but I think Ronaldo is still without a major success in the Saudi Professional League, isn't he? I am not talking about his individual trophies as best goal scorer, but did he win any important titles there so far? I remember when I thought that Al Nassr must be the Saudi super power club when they bought all these players, but it looks as if the league is more equal among the teams than I thought at first. He probably isn't too happy about Al Nassr's overall performance, but his salary probably dries the tears. Grin

Not having to win the major trophy is not just enough reason to think that Ronaldo has not been successful in the Saudi league, I know success is often measured by the trophy a player has gotten over time but then again there are times when a players effort becomes clear that they have been their best but may just not be lucky but Ronaldo has achieved over a 100 career goal at the Saudi league so far so he is doing well although I wished for him to win this title but anyways congratulations to the winners already.

Our expectations from Al Nasr were actually very high and Al Nasr seemed to be the favorite against Al Ahli but Al Nasr could not prove themselves in their performance on the field due to which they were deprived of winning this big trophy. However, Cristiano Ronaldo cannot be blamed for Al Nasr not winning the big trophy. Since Ronaldo has been in the Saudi League for a long time, we have seen that even if Cristiano Ronaldo performs well, the team still loses, Ronaldo is still blamed for that defeat. It cannot be said that Ronaldo performed poorly in the final match, rather Ronaldo definitely played his best. Maybe if the team performance was a little better, Al Nasr could have won this big trophy. Hopefully, Al Nasr players will not be disappointed but will start the new season with the expectation that they will perform much better in the coming season.