The Saudi Pro League has the potential to become one of the strongest leagues globally, ranking among the top three or four.

Cristiano Ronaldo, the Portuguese striker currently playing for Al Nassr in the Saudi Pro League, believes that the league has the potential to become one of the top three or four leagues in the world in the near future.

Speaking at the Globe Soccer Awards in Dubai, Ronaldo expressed his satisfaction with his decision to move to Saudi Arabia and stated that he was happy to have started the trend of big-name players joining the league.

Ronaldo, who has scored 20 goals in 18 SPL games this season, also compared the standard of the Saudi league to France’s Ligue 1, claiming that the SPL is more competitive. He brushed off the criticism he received for his transfer, stating that it is part of his journey and that he thrives on proving his doubters wrong.

When asked about Manchester City’s recent success in winning the UEFA Champions League, Ronaldo congratulated them and praised their team and coach. He also mentioned that City has the potential to win the Champions League again, along with Bayern Munich and Real Madrid, who he believes will be the semi-finalists.

Manchester City player Kyle Walker echoed Ronaldo’s sentiments and named the same three teams as the favorites to win the Champions League. He emphasized the importance of teamwork and collective effort in achieving success.

Overall, Ronaldo’s belief in the potential of the Saudi Pro League and his positive outlook on his own career and achievements demonstrate his confidence and determination as a player.