Saudi Pro League news

Brazil star Rodrygo says his team need Neymar back "as soon as possible" as he feels they will not win the World Cup without the injured attacker.

Neymar has delivered a “work in silence” response to claims that his long-awaited return to action at Al-Hilal could be delayed until 2025.

Ruben Neves claims that Cristiano Ronaldo has “proved” the quality of Saudi Pro League football, with critics being urged to pay closer attention.

Roy Keane insisted that Cristiano Ronaldo is still the best finisher in the world after the Portugal star hit 900 career goals.

Cristiano Ronaldo is still worshipped as a hero in Portugal, and Ryan Gauld says that means the all-time great will not “give up any time soon”.

Ivan Toney was in generous mood ahead of his move to Saudi Arabia, with the England international telling friends and family “the flights are on me”.

Ivan Toney has been warned that his England career may be over following his move to Saudi Arabian side Al-Ahli.

Al-Hilal coach Jorge Jesus wants to delay Neymar's return from injury until January so he can register all of his foreign players in the squad.

Cristiano Ronaldo has become a “problem” for Portugal, says Gabriel Agbonlahor, with the all-time great told “there’s a reason he’s in Saudi Arabia”.

Carlo Ancelotti is reportedly thinking over a move to Saudi Arabia as Real Madrid have already identified a replacement for the iconic Italian coach.

Cristiano Ronaldo has made more history, reaching 900 career goals, but the Al-Nassr and Portugal superstar claims to still “have more dreams”.

Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly wants Manchester City star, Mateo Kovacic, in January with Al-Nassr willing to offer a mammoth salary.

Mohamed Salah has reportedly made a big call on his Liverpool future, with Saudi Arabia-based former team-mate Sadio Mane influencing that decision.

Al-Nassr could swoop for Manchester United target, Adrien Rabiot, as the Saudi Pro League side are reportedly preparing a €20 million contract.

Cristiano Ronaldo emphatically announced he is "ready for the Nations League" as the Al-Nassr star gears up for Portugal duty amid retirement calls.

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Ivan Toney cut an awkward figure as he nodded along to Al-Ahli fans chanting his name following a £40 million ($53m) move from Brentford.