Neymar’s new club holds record for titles in Saudi Arabia

Discover the undisputed power of Al-Hilal, his title records and the Neymar effect
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2023-08-19 12:45:16

Al-Hilal, the club that hosted Neymar, is a football giant in Saudi Arabia. Founded in 1957, the club holds an impressive record of 66 official titles, making it the most successful club in Asian football history. Among those titles are four AFC Champions League wins and 18 Saudi league titles.

Nicknamed the “Princes’ Club” due to its close ties to the Saudi royal family, Al-Hilal plays a vital role in the development of football in the country. Currently, 75% of the club’s shares are owned by a public investment fund managed by the Saudi government, while the remaining 25% is owned by partners.

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Al-Hilal revolutionizes Saudi football with the long-awaited arrival of Neymar

The team has a strong base of Saudi players and is recognized as the main source of talent for the national team. Local players such as Salem Al-Dawsari are considered the best players in Saudi Arabia right now.

In addition to its local strength, Al-Hilal has also made significant investments to recruit renowned international players. Neymar’s arrival is part of Saudi Arabia’s investment strategy to become a leading sports hub and improve its image globally. The country wants to attract attention and organize internationally renowned competitions, including the FIFA World Cup.

Neymar’s arrival at Al-Hilal is a highly anticipated event that marks a new era for Saudi football. This arouses great interest and opens up new prospects for competition and prestige for the talented Brazilian player.

With this new acquisition, Neymar will certainly contribute to the growth and visibility of football in Saudi Arabia. The country’s goal is to become a major hub in the world of football and draw more attention to the talent and passion of Saudi players.