tHis Saudi Arabian League will experience the first major clash of the season on Friday night. Reigning champion Benzema Al Izitihad will face Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nasr and Joa Felix. The two leaders face each other with different emotions in a home of victory, making sure they can’t keep up with the pace of competition where the other teams have launched the championship.
It’s not just another match or another classic between the two of the historic Saudi soccer team. It’s a conflict between two teammates, building a relationship of respect and admiration, but who will once again become rivals on the pitch. Benzema already knows what it’s like to be exposed to glory in his Saudi Arabian experience. The conquest of the league and cups unfolds last year’s season. On this occasion he arrives in the match without scoring in the championship yet.
Latest Ballon d’Or winner
Benzema will be on the centre stage for the pre-match party prepared by La Liga as the French will showcase in front of the trophy, where he recognizes him as the best of last season in front of his home fan and Cristiano Ronaldo. He is crowned number one in front of his former teammates.
945 goals and counts
However, the management of Cristiano Ronaldo and Al Nasr had to rethink their clubs, squads and benches to begin to think that their title record could continue to grow. The countdown has already begun as the Portuguese has already achieved its 945 target.
In this change, there are soccer players who are not noticed by anyone. While nothing more than Joao Felix, who is surprisingly snugly and snugly and snugly in his new environment, it is also true that in his final experience the same thing happened in Chelsea, Barcelona and Milan.
So far, all the signs have been positive and not just for the nine points his team already has and the goals he is scoring. He feels identified with what he is doing, and he is pleased that the pressure is more directed than ever at boss Cristiano Ronaldo, acting as a leader on and off the pitch.
Continuity through change
Friday’s match is a major acidity test for this reborn Al Nasr. So far it has been an offensive festival without calibrating the midfield and defense to 100%. Jorge Jesus, former coach of Al Hilal and eternal rival of Al Nassl, loves to squeeze players first, and he does it well.
The champions try them out in the atmosphere of Barcelona and Real Madrid playing the final Spanish Super Cup at King Abdullah Sports City, Saudi Arabia’s second-largest stadium, in a story of Full House.
