Al Hilal SFC
Al-ShababAl Hilal SFC: 37. Bounou - 3. Koulibaly K. (till 78), 16. Al-Dawsari N., 19. Theo Hernández, 24. Al-Harbi (Al-Yami H., 90), 87. Tambakti - 8. Ruben Neves, 28. Kanno, 29. Al-Dawsari (Akçiçek, 79) - 9. Leonardo M. (Lajami, 84), 10. Malcom (Al Hamdan, 90)
Substitution: Akçiçek (from 79); Lajami (from 84); Al-Yami H. (from 90); Al Hamdan (from 90)
Bench: 17. Al-Yami M. - 5. Al-Bulayhi - 89. Al-Malki - 11. Cesar Kaio - 21. Radif
Yellow Cards: Al-Dawsari N. 83; Bounou 90; Ruben Neves 90
Red cards: Koulibaly K. 78'
The 25-year-old Uruguayan forward has agreed to a three-year deal with the Saudi Pro League side
The 25-year-old is expected to sign a lucrative long-term contract
The Reds have tabled an initial offer worth £100 million for the Swedish international
The financial package places him among the highest-paid defenders in world football
Fluminense booked their place in the semi-finals of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup with a tense 2-1 victory over Al Hilal
The London side have emerged with the highest projected probability of lifting the trophy
It was more than just a football result—it was a turning point
The Saudi giants seized the moment
Victor Osimhen has become the subject of an astronomical offer
The Saudi club had previously seen their initial approach rejected
Al Hilal once again showcased their ability to compete with Europe’s elite
In a night of managerial firsts, it was the underdogs from Saudi Arabia who stole the spotlight, holding the European giants to a 1-1 draw
Reports suggest that Inzaghi’s total contract value could reach €50 million over the course of his tenure
Inzaghi will earn an eye-watering €30 million per season in Saudi Arabia
Rumors of Inzaghi’s departure had been circulating even before Inter's crushing defeat to Paris Saint-Germain
The Portuguese playmaker was reportedly offered a lucrative deal
Cristiano Ronaldo delivered another top performance
Brazilian football icon Neymar Jr. is ready to end his difficult stint at Al-Hilal and return to his boyhood club, Santos, in Brazil
Neymar is pleased: Neymar is returning to the club where he began his journey in professional football—Santos
The Brazilian forward will not be registered for the second half of the season in the Saudi Pro League
Cristiano Ronaldo is eager to play in the expanded Club World Cup this summer and may consider a move to another club in Saudi Arabia to make that dream a reality
The lineup for the inaugural 32-team Club World Cup, set to take place next summer in the United States, has been finalized
Neymar will remain at Al-Hilal and is not planning a return to Brazil, according to the player’s agent, Pini Zahavi.
