The Saudi sports arena has been transformed into the centre of attention for observers around the world, in conjunction with the mass exodus of many of the magician’s roundstarts into the Roshin Professional League, which has intensively highlighted sport in Saudi Arabia, as well as the nature of life in it, and the habits of its people.
In detail, on many occasions, arrivals to the Roshen League expressed their admiration for life in Saudi Arabia, and their sense of comfort among its parents, including Aleksandar Mitrovic and Ruben Neves, who spoke at an interview with Sky News about the picture their lives changed after Fulham and Wolverhampton left to join the crescent.
Sun and great experience
Regarding his first impressions of Saudi Arabia, Serbian Mitrovic said: “After seven years in England I think the first thing was the sun. I have never seen the summer sun in my life. ” “It’s been different, different culture, different football, people’s mentality as well, but so far I’m really happy, and my family is happy,” the player added.
“Club Al-Hilal is amazing so far, it’s a great experience, and I look forward to more years.”
Unforgettable Family Times
In a further explanation to Sky News, the crescent player said: “People here are obsessed with football, but you have more privacy here. Saudi Arabia lives in many Europeans, from all over the world. “
He continued: “Life is really beautiful. You wake up and have breakfast, do a little exercise, then recover in the pool in the sun. “
The report then moved to Portuguese Neves, who described it as “also enjoying Saudi Arabia,” as the report added commenting: “When they spoke to Sky News it was 5 p.m., the temperature was 40 ° C, but the players seemed to enjoy it; because it gives them more family time “.
“Unlike the working day in Portugal, clubs in Saudi Arabia train at night because of the heat,” Neves said. “It’s a little different from the routine in Europe because of the weather.”
Public Support
The Portuguese player explained: “We train most of the time after 6 p.m. I like it; Because I can spend the day at home relaxing, and I can take the kids to and from school. I can be with them a little before I come to train, and we also have a lot of things to do here; because it is a large and huge city; So we enjoy it. ”
“When you play at home, the stadium is always 30,000 people, but the difference you felt here from England is that when we go to play away, the stadium is basically our fans; We have fans all over Saudi Arabia; So it sounds really good to us. ”
More transfers
According to the report, Mitrovic and Nevez acknowledge that the Saudi Professional League is comparable to other European leagues; “The fitness in the Saudi league, the players, the rhythm of the game is different from Europe,” Mitrovic said.
More big names are expected to arrive in the transfer window this summer, and he continued: “If some big names join it will be big again, and they will certainly be welcomed with open hands.”
Mitrovic continued: “If they come forward they will improve the league, especially as a lot of players from Europe call and ask how they can get here.””I get a lot of calls that trust me.”
