The Saudi regime want to take Sports washing to the next level. The truth is they are trying to be accepted by the whole world as a modern society and a tourist destination for everyone. Than you know that LGBT are not welcome, it's actually illegal. That equality does not exist for women .
Still they invite the best football players in the world and think they can jus start a league and life is normal. The players themselves do not care as the money is there for them to take.
Still they invite the best football players in the world and think they can jus start a league and life is normal. The players themselves do not care as the money is there for them to take.
i dont blame the Saudi Arabia they got tons of money and its only logical for them to try spend it attracting tourists and finding new ways to earn money in a future where oil could become less and less popular , i blame these footballers who are welcoming the highest bidders no matter who it is, old generations used to play for the shirt and team they love and represent now new generations only care about only one thing and thats money doesnt matter the means of getting it....
Saudi Arabia is not ruining anything, they are free to spend their money the way they want !KUN_AGUERO_KROOS said:
It's up to the players and clubs to make the right decisions for the game sake away from being money oriented. That's how they can discourage Saudis and the like from using their "Oil-dollars" in a what's supposed to be a sport environment.
It is also time for FIFA and all the international federations to come up with some new regulations in that regard.
And Al-Hilal offered a salary of $700 million a year. Yep... Are they ruining soccer? No. It's normal for a soccer player to have a dilemma: play in a European top club or play in a Saudi Arabian club and make a lot of money. A great example: Sergej Milinkovic-Savic. The player is 27 years old. He played at Lazio and could have moved to a top club from the English Premier League (for example). But the player chose the financial side of soccer. That's fine. But the Saudi Arabian championship will be watched more. 😎🤓
Saudi Arabia is ruining *your image of* football.
There, fixed it for you.
In all honesty I don't like it either. All those stars leaving for the Saudi league is a shame as I am not watching that league. But european clubs simply can't compete with the financial power these Saudi clubs dangle in front of players noses...
There, fixed it for you.
In all honesty I don't like it either. All those stars leaving for the Saudi league is a shame as I am not watching that league. But european clubs simply can't compete with the financial power these Saudi clubs dangle in front of players noses...
PSG gave Mbappe everything and tried to make Paris his home for his entire career(great conditions, great salary...) but this extremely talented player cares pretty much only about money* LOTS and LOTS of MONEY(don't forget that PSG wants to sell this player because he wants to stay with the club this year just to get the extra 100 million euro and then sign for free with other club and get a huge signing bonus from that club too- probably Real Madrid* PSG was pretty much scammed by this player...); so I wouldn't be surprised if he would accept an unreal offer from a Saudi Arabia club... loyalty is a rare thing in football nowadays and some players look more like mercenaries then actual football club players that want to find a 'home' and try to represent the colors of their club to their best abilities each time they're on the pitch...
I win the Sunday Million on Stars... they tell me I can have $70,000 or $332,000. Which would I take? 🤔
If it was me... I would think of all the people I could help, the difference I could make in other's lives & good things I could do for the planet. I'd take the cash.
Also, life is unpredictable - unforeseen circumstances can change things instantly.
If it was me... I would think of all the people I could help, the difference I could make in other's lives & good things I could do for the planet. I'd take the cash.
Also, life is unpredictable - unforeseen circumstances can change things instantly.
Football is a "sportswashing" tool to improve their public image and divert focus from other issues (such as crimes committed by the government and human rights).
High investment in football is a state policy in Saudi Arabia:
Nasser Al-Khelaïfi
- PSG (owner)
Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan
- Manchester City (owner)
- Mumbai City (participation)
- New York City FC (participation)
- Melbourne City FC (participation)
- Yokohama F. Marinos (participation)
- Club Atlético Torque (participation)
- Girona (participation)
- Sichuan Jiuniu (participation)
Mohammad bin Salman
- Newcastle (owner)
The Vision 2030 project is a unique transformative economic and social reform blueprint that is opening Saudi Arabia up to the world. It is a series of architectural and technological projects to try to change this image and one of these points, within an idea of "soft power" is football.
Saudi Arabia is currently investing in other sectors because of the possibility of oil losing strength as the main energy matrix. This makes the country seek other forms of international insertion and wealth production.
High investment in football is a state policy in Saudi Arabia:
Nasser Al-Khelaïfi
- PSG (owner)
Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan
- Manchester City (owner)
- Mumbai City (participation)
- New York City FC (participation)
- Melbourne City FC (participation)
- Yokohama F. Marinos (participation)
- Club Atlético Torque (participation)
- Girona (participation)
- Sichuan Jiuniu (participation)
Mohammad bin Salman
- Newcastle (owner)
The Vision 2030 project is a unique transformative economic and social reform blueprint that is opening Saudi Arabia up to the world. It is a series of architectural and technological projects to try to change this image and one of these points, within an idea of "soft power" is football.
Saudi Arabia is currently investing in other sectors because of the possibility of oil losing strength as the main energy matrix. This makes the country seek other forms of international insertion and wealth production.
Today it became known that PSG head coach Luis Enrique is not happy with the fact that the club's management suspended Mbappe from the Asian tour. Luis Enrique also believes that Mbappe is simply necessary for PSG in the upcoming season, as he will be able to really strengthen the team. Well... we follow this difficult situation. 😱😵G0930 said: