Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo, who plays for Al-Nasr in the Saudi Arabian League, called in an interview for the “big names” of football to leave Europe and thus get the opportunity to play in an Arab country. In addition, the star of the Portuguese national team said that in the coming years, the championship of Saudi Arabia He may be in the top five in the world.
“If great players come, big names, young players, old… Yes.They are welcome because if that happens, the league will improve. Age doesn’t matter.” the Portuguese star said in an interview with the Saudi state TV channel Al Ejbariya.
In this sense, CR7 confirmed that his desire is to “continue here”in Saudi Arabia Al-Nasr, even though this season didn’t live up to expectations from the Portuguese who has not won a single title, which he wants to change next year.
“I want to continue here, I will continue here. And I think that if they continue to do it the way they want, for many years to come. The Saudi League could be in the top five in the world.”said the former player of important teams in Europe such as Juventus Turin, Manchester United and Real Madrid.
Despite the fact that the football quality of Saudi Arabia “It’s very good,” he said, “that there is still a lot of room for growth.”
“I think that We need to improve the infrastructure, referees and even the VAR system.what should be faster, ”the Portuguese criticized the tournament in which he plays and where he managed to shake the gate more than 12 times.
Which players can come to Saudi Arabia
Right now there is a long list of players who could make it to Saudi Arabia as it is said that stars like Karim Benzema, Edin Dzeko, Luka Modric, Sergio Busquets and even Lionel Messi They are on the buying list of teams that make a living on Saudi soil.
Source: La Opinion
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