2019/20 expenditure exceeded ©IMAGO In football, transfers worth over 10 billion euros were made in one season for the first time – the previous record was from 2019/20 and was 9.4 billion euros. In 2023/24, around 2.75 billion euros will go to the ten highest-spending clubs, which include two Saudi clubs for the first time, … Read more
Costly loss for Al-Hilal Neymar’s (31) cruciate ligament and meniscus tear while on duty for the national team not only cost his club Al-Hilal in Saudi Arabia dearly, but also FIFA. Since the Brazilian was injured while on international duty for a World Association competition, compensation for Neymar’s salary must now be paid to his … Read more
New Forbes numbers Cristiano Ronaldo has joined the “ForbesAccording to magazine, he is ranked among the highest-earning footballers in the world. Thanks to his new salary in Saudi Arabia, he is now displacing PSG star Kylian Mbappé. The Frenchman, who was at the top of the global salary rankings last year, will also be overtaken … Read more
Brother Ethan in the squad In the transfer poker surrounding Kylian Mbappé, there are many indications that the superstar will soon be leaving Paris. The 24-year-old striker is surprisingly absent from the squad for the promotional tour to Japan and South Korea announced by Paris Saint-Germain on Friday evening. Ethan Mbappé is among the 29 … Read more
Benzema & Kanté there, Modric waves off Cristiano Ronaldo (38) started things off by joining Al-Nassr FC in January – other stars followed this summer in Karim Benzema (35) and N’Golo Kanté (32), both of whom have joined or will join champions Al-Ittihad . The Saudi Pro League is preparing to become what the North … Read more
Benzema soon the most valuable With the conclusion of the Saudi Pro League season, all market values of the 16 top division teams have been updated. Up one million, Al-Nassr FC attacking star Talisca first reclaimed the top spot in the league’s Most Valuable Players rankings – where he now ranks alongside Cristiano Ronaldo, who … Read more