Quote from: Arenga pinnata on Today at 12:32:58 PM

Over the past few seasons, this team's weakness has always been the same: its defense. Even after changing coaches several times, the results remain the same. And strangely, there hasn't been much movement in the transfer market each season to improve the defense.

However, this transfer window, Al Nassr has at least brought in Inigo Martinez to strengthen the backline. Inigo Martinez, a center-back, should have a positive impact. And I hope that, although Al Nassr has still shown weaknesses in the defense in the previous few matches, I hope Al Nassr will no longer show those weaknesses in the SPL. And in the upcoming first week, Al Nassr will face Al Taawon, whose strength is undeniable. And that will be a good test for this team. And I hope Jorge Jesus can be the coach who can fix this team's weaknesses.

Regarding Jorge Jesus, I'm confident this coach will truly find a way to address the team's defensive deficiencies. Al-Nassr already has several capable defenders. It's just that sometimes the players seem to lose focus. Bringing in Iñigo Martínez is a smart move, in my opinion. He has extensive experience at major European clubs like Real Sociedad, Bilbao, and Barcelona. He should have a positive impact on Al-Nassr. Now it's up to Jorge Jesus to utilize him effectively. But I hope Al-Nassr brings in at least one more capable defender from Europe. I don't think Iñigo Martínez alone will be enough to improve Al-Nassr's defense. This isn't to underestimate the other players in Al-Nassr's squad. If this team wants to make rapid progress in defense, it needs a player with extensive experience who can also face strong European opponents. Because we know that currently other teams in the SPL also have reliable players in their respective attack lines, most of whom come from Europe.