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Abdulaziz Al-Aliwa, the Al Kholood winger, secured a 2-1 victory against Al-Shabab with a stoppage-time goal, highlighting his growing influence in the Saudi Pro League. The 21-year-old's late heroics underscore the emergence of a new generation of Saudi football talent. His performance is expected to draw interest from larger clubs, signaling a promising future.

The Saudi Pro League has seen international stars take center stage. But local players remain the backbone of the competition. Salem Al-Dawsari of Al Hilal, Firas Al-Buraikan of Al Ahli, and Sultan Al-Ghannam of Al Nassr lead the charge. Alongside rising prospects like Musab Al-Juwayr, Saudi talent is proving crucial. That too for both club and country.

Emmanuel Dennis is now a free agent after leaving Nottingham Forest. The Nigerian striker is in talks with Saudi Pro League club Al-Shabab. Reports suggest a possible two-year deal is being discussed. Dennis seeks regular playing time after loan spells. Al-Shabab's recent signing of Josh Brownhill indicates their strategy. The club aims to add experienced players.

The Saudi Pro League (SPL) is attracting former Premier League stars with lucrative offers, enhancing the league's global appeal. Big names like Cristiano Ronaldo, Sadio Mané, and N'Golo Kanté have joined Saudi clubs, bringing experience and skill. This influx elevates competition, draws international fans, and positions the SPL as a must-watch league, boosting Saudi Arabia's role in world soccer.

Sultan Al-Ghannam, the prominent right-back for Al-Nassr, has seen his net worth rise to approximately $2.5 million by 2025, fueled by his consistent performance and a contract extension until 2028. Earning around one million euros annually, Al-Ghannam's success reflects the investment in local talent within the Saudi Pro League. His growing popularity may soon lead to lucrative brand endorsements.

Cristiano Ronaldo is spearheading Al-Nassr’s late push to sign Marseille’s Mason Greenwood before the Saudi transfer window closes on September 11. With Greenwood in top form and Ronaldo committed to ending Al-Nassr’s trophy drought, the move could reshape both their legacies. Greenwood’s arrival would bolster Al-Nassr’s attack and underline Saudi football’s rising global ambitions.

Cristiano Ronaldo has urged Al-Nassr supporters to rally behind the team as they begin their Saudi Pro League season, aiming to surpass last year's third-place finish. The Portuguese star, entering his third season with the club, seeks his first trophy with Al-Nassr. He recently lost the Saudi Super Cup final.