•Super Falcons forward, Asisat Oshoala Super Falcons forward, Asisat Oshoala, has completed a move from National Women’s Soccer League side, Bay FC, to Saudi Women’s League side, Al Hilal, on a two-year deal. The 30-year-old, who had joined the NWSL outfit in February 2024 after a trophy-laden spell at Spanish giants FC Barcelona Femeni, under...
•Fluminense forward Yeferson Soteldo (C) celebrates after the match yesterday Substitute Hercules struck a 70th-minute winner as Brazil’s Fluminense defeated Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal 2-1 yesterday to reach the semi-finals of the Club World Cup. A fine left-foot finish from Matheus Martinelli had put the Rio club ahead in the 40th minute but Al...
•Al Hilal defender Joao Cancelo and Real Madrid forward Rodrygo fight for the ball during the football match yesterday Federico Valverde missed a stoppage-time penalty as Real Madrid were held to a 1-1 draw by Saudi Arabia’s Al-Hilal in the Club World Cup yesterday. A large contingent of Real fans in a crowd of 62,415 […]
•Osimhen Bin Nafal, the president of Saudi Pro League side, Al Hilal, has opened up on why the team fell short in signing superstar players — Cristiano Ronaldo, Victor Osimhen, and Manchester United’s Bruno Fernandes. Al Hilal had hoped to bring in some big names, including Ronaldo, Osimhen and Fernandes to strengthen their squad ahead [&helli...
•Victor Osimhen Victor Osimhen will be arriving in Nigeria today to decide his next club amid strong interest from Al Hilal of Saudi Arabia. Al Hilal is keen to sign Osimhen before the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup kicks off on June 15, according to Italian transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano, in an update on the […]
•Victor Osimhen Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen has reportedly rejected a juicy N44 billion annual deal offered by Saudi Arabia’s top-tier football club, Al-Hilal. Sky Italy reported that Al-Hilal is reportedly willing to offer Victor Osimhen £22 million a year tax-free, with a breakdown of £ 425,000 a week, which is equivalent to approxim...

