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At present, Al Hilal from Saudi Arabia occupies the third place in the soccer standings of that country with a total of 25 points.one less than Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nassr and Al Shabab who have 26 points each.
It’s important pointing that The rival of Cristiano Ronaldo’s team is Al Hilal led by the Argentine Ramón Díaz and that the specialized press also blamed the good performance of the National Team in the Qatar 2022 World Cup, where they began by defeating the champions of the contest.
Important players of Al Hilal
As quoted above, Al Hilal is led by the experienced Ramón Díaz, the Argentine coach has managed to put together a team of important players such as Salem Al Dawsarian Arab who demonstrated his talent in Qatar and who had a stint at Villarreal in Spain.
They also have among their ranks the 33-year-old Brazilian captain, Carlos Eduardo, from Porto de Portugal. The Colombian Gustavo Cuellar signed from Flamengo.
To these names is added the Argentine Luciano Vietto, the French Bafétimbi Gomis and the Peruvian André Carrilloshow that this team has added interesting names to its squad.
Do I wink at Lionel Messi?
In addition to this list of important players, Upon learning of the arrival of Cristiano Ronaldo to his arch-rival Al Nassr, Al Hilal began selling shirts with Lionel Messi’s number 10.
It is not known if there are plans to add the Argentine in the future or it was a strategy against the rival team. For now, Al Hilal will have to compete against Al Nassr and the incorporation of one of the best footballers in history.
Notably those directed by Ramón Díaz will be present at the Club World Cup, an event in which Real Madrid and Flamengo will participate, among others.
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