Gabriel Martinelli lands in Riyadh TODAY to seal the AL HILAL deal per AlfredoPedulla ✈️



Al Hilal SFC mit Sitz in Riad, Saudi-Arabien, ist einer der erfolgreichsten Fußballvereine Asiens. Das Team, dessen Name auf Arabisch „der Halbmond“ bedeutet, wurde am 16. Oktober 1957 gegründet.
Al Hilal is negotiating to sign Gabriel Martinelli and Arsenal wants about £60 million (about R$ 420 million) for the Brazilian forward. He is open to a transfer but there is no agreement yet since talks are just…
BOMBSHELL FROM SAUDI ARABIA! Al-Hilal is on the verge of a massive double signing from the Premier League to shock the market. Ollie Watkins and Gabriel Martinelli are both set to join the club for a combined fee of 120…
Al-Hilal is clearing squad space purely through free agents. The King of Arabia needs to free up spots, so the club is terminating contracts or letting players leave for free. Pablo Marí is a free agent and João Cancelo…
Al Hilal submitted an official bid to Aston Villa for Ollie Watkins. The total package value is €45m, including add-ons. Watkins is keen on a move to Al Hilal.
Karim Benzema arrived in Saudi Arabia back in January after forcing his exit from Al-Ittihad because there were no title options waiting. He moved to Al-Hilal where the source says his salary got improved, yet he still…
Al Hilal and Chelsea are finally setting a time for new direct talks this week to go over the Pedro Neto deal. Reported by FabrizioRomano.
Al-Hilal is reportedly ready to pay 45 million euros to bring Ollie Watkins in as Benzema's replacement. Aston Villa is weighing the offer, and the striker has supposedly agreed to the move, waiting for everything to get…
Al Nassr won the league and Al Haram got handed 3 pens in the first league game. That is exactly why there is no chance for our team to stand a chance this season. #AlNassr
Al Faisaly manager Giovanni Silas says three penalties handed to Al Hilal killed the game for his side. He claims it is obvious the refs helped them but adds he cannot say more because he has a family to feed.
Nobody watches this league anyway
Al Faisaly manager Giovanni Silas says three penalties handed to Al Hilal killed the game for his side. He claims it is obvious the refs helped them but adds he cannot say more because he has a family to feed.