Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger gave powerful insights on what makes a big club during a special visit to Saudi Pro League giants Al Nassr.
Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, now the Chief of Global Football Development at FIFA, recently attended a match featuring Saudi Pro League giants Al Nassr, where he shared his thoughts on what constitutes a "big club."
His observations came after an impressive performance by Al Nassr, highlighted by the brilliance of global superstar Cristiano Ronaldo and new signing Jhon Duran.
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As reported by Pulse Sports Nigeria Wenger expressed admiration for the club's structure and talent led by the legendary Cristiano Ronaldo, who he described as an ‘example for every young player."
Wenger elaborated on the essential components that define a big club, using the Saudi Arabian giants as a case study.
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"The basic ingredients are there to do well and to develop. A big club has first big players, great staff, and of course, financial potential as well,” he stated.
“More than anything else, it is linked with good decisions, and to me, here they make good decisions," Wenger added.
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During the match, Al Nassr secured a commanding 3-0 victory against Al Feiha, with Ronaldo adding another goal to his tally, bringing his career total to 924.
This performance showed not only Ronaldo's enduring talent but also the potential of Al Nassr as they aim for greater success in the league.
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Wenger's insights resonate with the evolving landscape of football, where clubs like Al Nassr are making significant strides, backed by strong leadership, talented players, and strategic decision-making.