I agree with what you said about Al Hilal. Their players are high-quality and they're a team competing for the title. They won the championship in previous years and seem to be aiming for it again this year in Saudi Arabia. I don't think they'll have any problems with the matches they play. They'll start the league smoothly. The slightly later start allows the players to rest more. In this respect, the players are fortunate. As a well-prepared and tactically sound team, Al Hilal is one of this year's most serious title contenders.
It's true that Al Hilal has good players in it so that it allows them to achieve maximum results like the last few seasons, Al Hilal always competes tightly in the Saudi League so obviously they don't want to make mistakes that make it difficult for them because clubs like Al Nassr and Al Ittihad will try to maintain their consistency to compete in the Saudi League title race so the competition might be even tighter this season because I see a different quality of Al Nassr unlike before.
Al Hilal always gave the impression to be a better built team compared to the other ones. The don't have any real superstar but they have many extremely good players in all roles. Al Nassr is all about Ronaldo, and this is both a blessing and a curse. I also like a lot Al Ahli because despite the limited amount of foreign players they obtain excellent results. To be honest at the end the most disappointing team has been Al Nassr, everybody were expecting them to win everything and they ended up with nothing.
What are you saying that they don’t have many top tier players? This team has Marcos Leonardo, Darwin Nunez, Joao Cancelo, Hernandez, Koulibaly, Milinkovic, Bounou. These are all super stars, what do you expect from a team with these quality, they obviously match the standards of every other top club in the league and could also lose a final on a bad day.