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RIYADH: Argentine superstar Lionel Messi will play in Saudi Arabia next season under a blockbuster deal, a source told AFP on Tuesday (May 9), potentially joining his arch-rival Cristiano Ronaldo as the kingdom lavishes its oil wealth on sport.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s quest for the Saudi Pro League title took another unwanted turn on Monday night as Al Nassr slipped further behind leaders Al Ittihad in the race for the top-flight trophy.
JEDDAH: Just hours after Al-Nassr and Cristiano Ronaldo’s title challenge stumbled on Monday with a 1-1 draw at home to lowly Al-Khaleej, Al-Ittihad defeated Abha 4-0 to move five points clear with four games to go. The title race is not over yet but few would bet against the Roshn Saudi League trophy heading down to Jeddah with any confidence.
Lionel Messi is training with Paris St Germain again, the Ligue 1 team said on Monday, after the forward was suspended for making a trip to Saudi Arabia and missing a training session as a result.
SAITAMA, Japan : Al-Hilal coach Ramon Diaz refused to blame his team's packed schedule for their failure to defend the Asian Champions League title as the Saudi Arabian side surrendered the crown to Urawa Red Diamonds on Saturday.
RIYADH: WWE has announced that a tournament will be held with the finals to crown the world title-holder at Night of Champions in Jeddah on May 27. Although the championship will be exclusive to the Raw brand, it will have superstars from the SmackDown brand as well.
:Lionel Messi apologised to Paris St Germain and his team mates on Friday after being suspended for making a trip to Saudi Arabia earlier this week and missing a training session as a result.
In the days running up to the second leg of the 2004 Asian Champions League final, a van drove around the streets of the South Korean city of Seongnam with a loudspeaker telling locals to get down to the stadium to watch their team win the continental title. The confidence was understandable. Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma had beaten Al-Ittihad 3-1 in Jeddah a few days earlier and the return match was seen as a foregone conclusion by most fans and observers. The fact that the early December evening was freezing was seen as another reason why the Saudi side would not be able to handle the occasion.