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Nine players move to Spain as part of Saudi-LaLiga partnership
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افشاگری روزنامه عربستانی درباره لژیونر شدن ۹ بازیکن سعودی
فوتبال عربستان سعودی
روزنامه سرشناس عربستانی درباره انتقال*های یک شبه بازیکنان این کشور به فوتبال اسپانیا دست به افشاگری زد.
به* گزارش *ایسنا *و *به نقل از الریاض، ورزش عربستان و به ویژه* فوتبال در هفته*های اخیر تغییرات زیادی به خود دیده است. بعد از حضور در جام جهانی و اجازه دادن به حضور زنان در ورزشگاه این بار نوبت لژیونر شدن بازیکنان سعودی در لالیگا رسید و یک شبه ۹ بازیکن عربستانی به عضویت در تیم های اسپانیایی در آمدند که این خبری شوک*آور برای رسانه*های محلی و جهانی بود.
روزنامه الریاض عربستان در گزارشی در این*باره تاکید کرد که این ۹ بازیکن به تیم های اسپانیایی پیشنهاد شده*اند و این*گونه نبوده که آنها مورد توجه این باشگاه ها واقع شوند،* بلکه این بازیکنان در سال جام جهانی تنها برای آشنا شدن با فوتبال مدرن اروپا راهی لیگ اسپانیا شده*اند.
روزنامه الریاض عربستان نوشت: باشگاه*های اروپایی استعدادهای جوان را از فوتبال آسیا شکار می*کنند. چطور ممکن است که آنها سراغ بازیکنی ۲۶ ساله باشند؟ بازیکنان عربستانی اگر می*خواهند در لیگ*های معتبر اروپایی بازی کنند باید ابتدا در لیگ*های سطح پایین تری مثل لیگ بلژیک و یا سوئیس به میدان بروند بعد از آن راهی لیگ*های بزرگ اروپا شوند.
در ادامه* این گزارش آمده است: چرا با این بازیکنان تنها قرارداد شش ماه و تا پایان فصل امضا شده است؟ بسیار بعید است که به این بازیکن فرصت بازی داده شود. آنها رفته*اند تا تنها با محیط جدیدی آشنا شوند و نباید صفت لژیونر را برای آنها به کار برد.
به* گزارش *ایسنا، انتقال این بازیکنان به فوتبال اسپانیا بعد از توافق فدراسیون فوتبال عربستان با اسپانیا صورت گرفته و این بازیکنان برای حضور در تیم های اسپانیایی نه تنها مبالغی نمی*گیرند ،* بلکه پول هم پرداخت کنند
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There is a big difference between jahanbakhsh, azmoun, rezaie, ansarifard, masoud, haisafi with the saudi players. Our players have experience playing in weaker European leagues like Greek, Belgian, Dutch and Russian. Their players will train with Spanish teams and will not play a game and their contract is only 6 months . They can train with any team they want, but if they to play a single games they will not develop.
not playing match is equal to = 0 experience
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Ocho a cero.Originally posted by KC McElroy View PostHow do you say 8 in Spanish?
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Man.. If only IFF paid La Liga millions and sent Jahanbakhsh, Azmoun and Ansarifard to Spain it would’ve made their job a lot easier. They wouldn’t have to struggle and work hard to earn their positions in life. They would just go straight to the top. But Saudi Arabian footballers are something else man, something real special
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Originally posted by AliDaeiClone View PostThe only idiot here is you. NO ONE CARES.Yeah my point exactly. You don't care when you see how fucked up your life is compared to your neighbor.No one cares.
We have no money, no t-shirt sponsor and our best player hasn't played professionally for 1.5 years.
If you don't care, you don't care about Iranian soccer.
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<Removed>. NO ONE CARES.Originally posted by pdot View PostMaybe rather than worrying about your neighbors porsche you should figure how your hobo ass doesn't even have a roof over your head or a t-shirt to wear.
See how dumb you sound.
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Maybe rather than worrying about your neighbors porsche you should figure how your hobo ass doesn't even have a roof over your head or a t-shirt to wear.Originally posted by AliDaeiClone View PostI am not complaining. I don't give a shit. What do I care if my neighbor buys a Ferrari just to park it in front of his house and never drive it.
See how dumb you sound.
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I am not complaining. I don't give a shit. What do I care if my neighbor buys a Ferrari just to park it in front of his house and never drive it.Originally posted by pdot View PostIf it improves the players it's good. If it doesn't it isn't.
Saudi Arabia has money to spend we don't. So maybe rather than complaining about Saudi Arabia spending money you should figure out why IFF doesn't even have money.
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Rather than bitching at another federation about them spending money on improving their players, some of you should look at how fucked up our federation is. We have no t-shirt sponsor. One of our best player isn't signed to any team for the last 1.5 years and our coach is asking where all the money has gone.
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If it improves the players it's good. If it doesn't it isn't.Originally posted by AliDaeiClone View PostWhen it is earned, yes. When it is bought, no. Get it now?
Saudi Arabia has money to spend we don't. So maybe rather than complaining about Saudi Arabia spending money you should figure out why IFF doesn't even have money.
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Where are you getting 28 year old?Originally posted by Nokhodi View PostIt is... do you think the club gives a F*** about these players? Do you think they're going to get competitive minutes?
They're not 17 year olds! They're 28 year old players who need to play as a unit against bigger and better teams.
If they spend money on friendlies, I understand; however spending on such a frivolous task is really pointless.
Its the kind of logic some sheikh who plays PS4 all day probably thought makes sense.
The best practice and preparation is weekly, competitive football at a higher rate.
And yes I would take Dejagah training with any of these teams over sitting at home.Villarreal have signed Salmam Al Dawsari, 26, from Al Hilal, while 23-year-old Fahad Al Muwallad has joined Levante from Al Ittihad. Leganes have also taken Yahia Al Shehri, 27, on loan from Al Nasr
The sad thing is we have no money to spend on this, while Saudi Arabia does.
We don't even have a t-shirt sponsor. Saudi Arabia has Nike.
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