Aug 21, 2024 3:24 PM
This summer's transfer window saw Saudi clubs making significant moves to bolster their squads ahead of the 2024-2025 season.
- Al-Ahly: The club signed Brazilian midfielder Alexander from Fluminense on a three-year deal. The club shared a video of Alexander discussing his reasons for joining Al-Ahly during a gym session.
- Al-Riyadh: Signed Antonio Jose from Al-Hazm, a team that was relegated to the second division last season.
- Al-Shabab: Made headlines by signing Italian midfielder Giacomo Bonaventura. This marks his first stint outside of Italy, having previously played for Atalanta, Milan, and Fiorentina.
- Al-Qadisiyah: The newly promoted club secured a range of international talents, including Gaston Alvarez (Getafe), Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Marseille), Nacho Fernandez (Real Madrid), and Nahitan Nandez (Cagliari). They also added players like Quin Castells (Wolfsburg) and Julian Quinones (Club America).
- Al-Nassr: Strengthened their squad by signing Brazilian goalkeeper Pinto Matheus Krebsky from Atlético Paranaense.
- Al-Ittihad: Made several key signings, including Moussa Diaby from Aston Villa, Houssem Aouar from Roma, and also secured contract renewals and extensions for players like Hamid Al-Ghamdi and Awad Al-Nashiri.
These moves reflect the Saudi clubs' ambition to strengthen their rosters as they aim for success both domestically and in international competitions
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