Saudi Arabian football has undergone a recent revolution that has attracted stars even as big as Cristiano Ronaldo - as well as some Australian representation.
A howler own-goal from Turkey was just one moment of a chaotic Portugal win in the Euros,with the game repeatedly stopped by pitch invaders trying to get a snap with Cristiano Ronaldo.
Cristiano Ronaldo has still got it,Germany have got it again,Belgium still don’t have it (and never will),and the English have a new song to sing (thank heavens).
Tennis legend Rafael Nadal says he’s linking up with Saudi Arabia to “grow the game”. Yeah,it couldn’t be about the money,oh no.
If you tallied up the salaries of every men’s NRL player for the next four years,it still wouldn’t match what Shohei Ohtani will earn from the Los Angeles Dodgers. Why is he so valuable?
No matter how much cash is thrown at getting top sportspeople on board in LIV Golf and the Saudi Pro League,the public is much more picky.
Paris Saint-Germain have given Al-Hilal permission to negotiate directly with the French striker,who is expected to become a free agent at the end of the upcoming season.
The kingdom’s new government-sanctioned sporting target is the beautiful game – and Cristiano Ronaldo’s mega-deal with Al Nassr was just the start.
The Gunners are back on top of the Premier League courtesy of a sublime 15-minute first-half spell in which Martin Odegaard scored twice and Gabriel Jesus also found the net.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored a double in his 197th appearance for Portugal while Harry Kane broke Wayne Rooney’s England scoring record in an eventful night of Euro 2024 qualifying.
Tottenham went two goals up at the break before City stormed home for a 4-2 win,while football’s greatest rivalry came to an apparent end in a nine-goal thriller.