Cristiano Ronaldo's Bold Statement: Saudi Pro League Surpasses Ligue 1 in Competitiveness
Cristiano Ronaldo, having embraced life in the Saudi Arabia Pro League since his arrival last year, recently expressed his opinion on the league's competitiveness compared to Ligue 1.
Despite a successful career in Europe, Ronaldo's move to Al Nassr has proven fruitful, with significant achievements, including being the top goal scorer in Europe and securing victory in the Arab Cup.
In a surprising turn of events, the 39-year-old striker has asserted that the Saudi Pro League surpasses the renowned French Ligue 1 in terms of competitiveness. This revelation comes amid Ronaldo's fallout with manager Erik ten Hag and Manchester United, leading to his decision to join Al Nassr.
Upon receiving an award at the Global Award ceremony in Dubai, Ronaldo didn't mince words. He directly compared the two leagues, stating, "Saudi League is not worse than Ligue 1." He went on to emphasize the level of competition in the Saudi Pro League, proclaiming, "Saudi Pro League is more competitive than Ligue 1; I can say that after one year spent there."
Ronaldo's move to Al Nassr has not only been a personal success but has also contributed to the team's triumph in the Arab Cup. The seasoned striker proudly stated, "We are better than the French league already now."
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