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Transfer Market published a report on Saudi clubs with the highest marketing value, which varied dramatically up and down, with only 4 clubs receiving figures exceeding 100 million euros, including the Al-hilal with the largest marketing value.

This summer’s transfer window broke the record for the most money spent on transfer fees, with Saudi clubs spending at least 957 million euros to include new players in a historic Saudi football transfer season.

Al-Hilal Club is at the top of the highest marketing clubs with a value of 233. 73 million euros, after joining 8 professional players, including Brazilian superstar Neymar de Silva, the most expensive deal in the Saudi League Rosen worth 90 million euros coming from Paris Saint-Germain.

Followed by Al-Nassr worth 182. 6 million euros is the second Saudi club in marketing value, after joining Portuguese world superstar Cristiano Ronaldo, where the player’s marketing value is 15 million euros, and it is the budget of another Andean marketing value in the Roshn League.

Al Ahli Jeddah is ranked third highest in the Saudi Professional League, worth 180 million euros, with 9 foreigners in the team, including Algerian team wing Riyad Mahrez, who is 18th in the top players, worth 18 million euros in the Saudi league, 3 million euros behind Brazilian compatriot Roberto Firmino.

The itthad jeddah Club is in fourth place with 114 million euros with 10 foreign professionals including Ballon d’Or and France star Karim Benzema, but France stars Benzema and N ‘Golo Kante have joined in free transfer deals.

Al-shabab club is followed by the fifth place with 59 million euros, or a quarter of the marketing value of the leading Al-hilal club, and the marketing value of the clubs continues to gradually decline among the rest of the league’s clubs.

The current interim update of the Saudi Professional League (SBA) is exceptional, with many of the world’s top stars moving from Europe’s five major leagues to the Kingdom, according to Rutherevsky.

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