Former Real Madrid teammates Cristiano Ronaldo and Kareem Benzema
By Udeh John
Football is one of the most followed sport in the world and it has reached the Arab nation called Saudi Arabia, whose league is now buzzing with so many top professional players from Europe like Cristiano Ronaldo, Kareem Benzema, Hakeem Ziyech, Ngolo Kante, and Eduoard Mendy.
These players made European football league interesting and now it’s looking like the Saudi pro league will be benefiting from these top footballers who made football a must-watch in Europe with dazzling goals, assists and tackles.
The Saudi pro league is definitely one of the biggest league outside Europe ever since Cristiano Ronaldo moved to the league, with thousands of fans watching football live at the stadium. Saudi Pro league is definitely going to bring the excitement not only from noisy fans but also from the intense rivalry among teams like Al Nassr, Al Ahli and Al Ittihad.
The league has shown tremendous amount of excitement this previous season and much more is expected with big names joining the league to add to the rivalry and fight for the league titles and cups within the country.
Former Real Madrid teammates Cristiano Ronaldo and Kareem Benzema
This coming season brings massive excitement as we get to see former teammates face each other like Hakeem Ziyech (Al Nassr) vs Ngolo Kante (Al Ittihad) and the biggest of them all Kareem Benzema vs Cristiano Ronaldo, both Ballon D’or winners as well as former team mates at Real Madrid.
Fans all over the world will be eager to see Benzema and Ronaldo mouth-watering encounter when they challenge for the Saudi pro league and will argue who was the better player at Real Madrid using their current teams as criteria as well as will watch out for who score more goals and is more influential in their respective teams.
The Saudi pro league promises to bring in more key talents to better develop their football league.
Ex-Chelsea teammates Ngolo Kante and Edouard Mendy
However, their spending spree has raised some concern amongst European teams as they assess the damage and impact it will have on players transfer fee. They also worry if the spending spree will make players to play for the love of money, not for the passion of football.
With the Saudi Pro League seemingly developing their football, it is worthy to make the bold statement of saying it definitely will be amongst the most watched leagues outside Europe or will even draw comparisons with the big leagues in Europe due to the clubs’ massive spending spree. As such, the league is going to be one you don’t want to miss out on.
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