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Al-Hilal are known to be the biggest beneficiaries of the winter transfer window, as Al-Zaeem stole the show by signing the former French striker. Karim Benzema Former star of Al-Ittihad Jeddah.
Al Hilal topped the list of winter signings and included 7 players, Spaniards Pablo Mari, Sultan Mendesh, Murad Hawsawi, Rayan Al Dosari, and Frenchmen Kader Mittier and Simon Bouabry.
On the other hand, the Al Hilal team has seen “great scrutiny” and the departure of heavy names, especially in particular. Ali Al-BulaihiAbdullah Al-Hamdan, and Abdullah Redeef, in addition to the departure of the Portuguese Joao Cancelo, Muhammad Al-Qahtani, Abdul-Ilah Al-Maliki, and Caio Cesar of Brazil.
As for another pillar in the capital, Al-Nasr, it chose calmness and interest by combining two Iraqis Haider Abdul Karim and Abdullah Al-Hamdan, in exchange for the departure of the Brazilian Wesley and Haroun Kamara.
On the other hand, Al-Ittihad reshuffled its offensive cards, leaving Benzema and his partner. N’Golo Kante Moaz Faqihi and Fawaz Al-Saqour, to be replaced by the Moroccan player Youssef En-Nesyri and the Frenchman Georges Elenikna, and the recovery of Talal Haji and Farha Al-Shamrani.
As for Al-Shabab, it turned into a beehive and included 7 famous names through loans and contracts, which included Ali Al-Bulaihi, Fawaz Al-Saqour, Haroun Kamara, Ali Al-Asmari, Jordanian Ali Al-Azayza, Muhammad Al-Thani, and Basil Al-Siyali, while the two were Nawaf Ghalif Al-Saqour and Nawaf Al-Saqour.
Al-Taawoun did not stay at the place, because he signed up for the registration process and included 7 new players, namely Muhammad Al-Qahtani and the Brazilian. Gabriel TeixeiraFahd Al-Rashidi, Kashim Al-Qahtani, Bulgarian Marin Petkov, Qassem Lagami, and Saif Rajab, in exchange for the departure of the quartet Sultan Mandesh, Frenchman Romain Vivre, Muhammad Al-Aql, and Walid Al-Ahmad.
Likewise, Al-Khuloud Club strengthened its squad with 7, including Mansour Kamara from Guinea, Abdullah Al-Ajyan, Englishman Adam Perrin, Lithuanian Edgaras Utkus, Rashid Enad, Spaniard Iker Kortajarena, and Rakan Bin Jamaan, with the departure of Nigerian William Troost-Ekong.
In the eastern region, the Gulf Club moved strongly to include a new quintet, namely Hussein Al-Issa, Badr Manshi, Faisal Al-Bakr, Thamer Al-Khaibari, and Ali Al-Salem, saying goodbye to Murad Hawsawi, Rayan Al-Dosari, Ali Al-Shafi, and Hussein Al-Sultan.
While Al-Najma Club saw an amazing team including 6 players, led by Egypt’s Nabil Emad (Dunga), Khaled Al-Subaie, and Argentina. Gonzalo RodriguezMajid Duran, Muhammad Al-Aql, and Philippe Cardoso of Brazil, alternating with a team that included Ammar Al-Najjar, Faisal Al-Mutairi, Rommel Kyoto of Canada, Abdul Wahed Al-Nakhli, Jawad Al-Yamiq of Morocco, and the Honduran Debbies.
As for Al-Akhdood Club, it has revived its quartet of Norwegians Tokmak Nguyen, Moaz Faqihi, Spaniards Ivan Niu, and Khaled Al-Lazzam, leaving Croatian Blaz Karam, Ali Al-Salem, and Brazilian Petros.
Also, Riyadh Club strengthened its list with Abdul-Ilah Al-Khaibari, Rayan Al-Balushi, Romanian Ennis Sali, and Faisal Al-Subhi, in exchange for the departure of Talal Haji, Farha Al-Shamrani, and Saud Zidane.
Al-Ahly was satisfied with the addition of Ricardo Matias from Brazil, and the departure of 4 players, including them. Fahd Al-RashidiAbdullah Al-Ammar, and Al-Fayhaa signed Moaz Al-Habib and Abdullah Redeef, and Jonathan Okita, Nawaf Al-Saadi, and Muhammad Al-Salkhadi joined Belgian club Damac, while Al-Hazm attracted Nigerians Youssef Oumaru and Abdullah Al-Ammar.
Al-Qadisiyah was Walid Al-Ahmad, and Neum attracted Ayman Fallata and Nawaf Al-Ghalamish, while the stability and character of the Al-Fateh group, which was satisfied with the departure of Cameroonian Carl Toko Ekambi, and the agreement that saw the departure of Majid Duran alone.