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Quote from: arabspaceship123 on August 25, 2025, 08:55:06 AM

Liverpool paid £64M to buy Nunez but they sold him for to Al Hilal for £46M. Liverpool lost money on his transfer fee. Nunez is a good striker he can score goals in the SPL. Al Nassr beat them in the Super Cup semi but Al Hilal will be a strong team for the SPL season.

You're right, bringing in Nunez will certainly give Al Hilal a sharper front line next season. But I don't think that guarantees Al Hilal will be crowned champions again in the Saudi Arabian League. Currently, Al Hilal's rivals in the Saudi Arabian League appear much stronger. Take Al Ahli, Al Ittihad, and Al Nasr, for example. I believe these three teams are currently performing at Al Hilal's level, and could even be better. So, even if Al Hilal manages to bring in Nunez, they still have to work harder to become champions in the Saudi Arabian League.

Al Hilal owners know Benzema is at his retirement age. The team has to score goals from other players and new strikers. Liverpool tried to help Nunez but he could not score or assist for his team. He had to leave Liverpool for his career. He is a good striker who will be happy in the SPL because he gets 3x his Liverpool salary.

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Quote from: arabspaceship123 on August 25, 2025, 08:55:06 AM

Liverpool paid £64M to buy Nunez but they sold him for to Al Hilal for £46M. Liverpool lost money on his transfer fee. Nunez is a good striker he can score goals in the SPL. Al Nassr beat them in the Super Cup semi but Al Hilal will be a strong team for the SPL season.

Considering how terrible he was when he played there, I think losing that much is nothing, compared to sending him to some European team. If Liverpool tried to find a team around the European teams to sell him to, then they wouldn't get a dime more than 20 million. They got lucky that some Arabian team was willing to pay that much money for him, because he certainly doesn't worth that much.

In any case, Nunez did play there for many years, meaning they did not lose that much per season if you think about it. They now have a lot better players instead, and should be able to score a lot easier. Nunez missed so many goals, their wingers were higher scorers. The really hurtful one for Liverpool will be Diaz who went to Bayern, he was actually good and not terrible like Nunez.

SPL is improving because of the European players. They train and practice more than previous, they are becoming professional athletes who can beat European teams cup games. Players like Nunez improve the quality of the SPL.