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All the top signings for Saudi Arabian clubs in 2023 summer transfer window so far

The 2023 summer transfer window has seen big-name players such as Ruben Neves, Karim Benzema and Roberto Firmino all move to clubs in Saudia Arabia for lucrative offers – and more will follow.

Here is every high-profile player that has moved to the Saudi Pro League since their transfer window opened on July 1, and it will close on September 7.

Neymar – Al Hilal

Neymar Junior has completed his move from Paris Saint-Germain to Al Hilal. The Brazilian becomes the latest big name to head to Saudi Arabia, following the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema and Sadio Mane.

Age: 31

Signed from: PSG

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Fee: €100m

Reported wage: £182m per year

 

Sadio Mane – Al Nassr

Sadio Mane has joined Saudi Pro League side Al Nassr from Bayern Munich. The ex-Liverpool forward spent only a year in the Bundesliga after leaving Anfield, and now joins up with former Man Utd forward Cristiano Ronaldo at his new club.

Age: 31

Signed from: Bayern Munich

Fee: £24m

Reported wage: £33m per year

 

Allan Saint-Maximin – Al Ahli

Allan Saint-Maximin will partner former Manchester City winger Riyad Mahrez and ex-Liverpool striker Roberto Firmino in Al Ahli’s frontline. Maximin scored 13 goals in 124 games and registered 21 assists for Newcastle after joining in August 2019 from Nice.

Age: 26

Signed from: Newcastle

Fee: £23m

Reported wage: unknown

 

Riyad Mahrez – Al Ahli

Riyad Mahrez has completed his move from Manchester City to Saudi Arabian club Al Ahli. City agreed a fee understood to be worth up to £30m with Al Ahli for the Algeria international.

Age: 32

Signed from: Man City

Fee: £30m

Reported wage: £25.6m per year

 

Jordan Henderson – Al Ettifaq

Jordan Henderson ended his 12-year stay at Liverpool during which he won every major trophy. Henderson will link up again with ex-Liverpool captain and former team-mate Steven Gerrard, who is manager of Al Ettifaq.

Age: 33

Signed from: Liverpool

Fee: £12m

Reported wage: £18.2m per year

 

Karim Benzema – Al Ittihad

Reigning Ballon D’Or winner Benzema followed his former Real Madrid team-mate, leaving the Spanish capital after his contract expired having won five Champions League titles during his stay.

Age: 35

Signed from: Real Madrid

Fee: Free transfer

Reported wage: £172m per year

 

Roberto Firmino – Al Ahli

The highest-scoring Brazilian in Premier League history, Firmino enjoyed a long and emotional goodbye to the Liverpool supporters, among whom he was a firm favourite after eight years at Anfield.

Age: 31

Signed from: Liverpool

Fee: Free transfer

Reported wage: £17m per year

 

N’Golo Kante – Al Ittihad

Like his fellow France international Benzema, Kante headed for the Gulf on a free transfer as he opted to leave Chelsea at the end of his deal, albeit with considerable concerns over his fitness.

Age: 32

Signed from: Chelsea

Fee: Free transfer

Reported wage: £86.2m per year

 

Edouard Mendy – Al Ahli

Mendy lost his place as first-choice goalkeeper at Chelsea having arrived at the club in 2020. He made just 10 Premier League appearances last season before opting for a move to Saudi Arabia.

Age: 31

Signed from: Chelsea

Reported fee: £16m

Reported wage: £9.4m per year

 

Ruben Neves – Al Hilal

Portugal international Neves had helped Wolves out of the Sky Bet Championship before enjoying five Premier League campaigns at Molineux, establishing himself as one of the highest-regarded midfielders in the division – something that earned him a reported £47m move.

Age: 26

Signed from: Wolves

Fee: £47m

Reported wage: £15.6m per year

 

Jota – Al Ittihad

Having hit 15 goals to help Celtic win a domestic treble, former Portugal youth international Jota clearly caught the eye of the money-men in Saudi Arabia and made the £25m move at the start of July.

Age: 24

Signed from: Celtic

Fee: £25m

Reported wage: £10m per year

 

Kalidou Koulibaly – Al Hilal

Having spent just a single season at Stamford Bridge, Senegal centre-back Koulibaly departed Chelsea for a fee in the region of £20m and with a team-mate and compatriot not far behind.

Age: 32

Signed from: Chelsea

Fee: £17m

Reported wage: £30m per year

 

Marcelo Brozovic – Al Nassr

Brozovic bowed out of Inter Milan after captaining the Serie A side in their Champions League final loss to Manchester City, the 30-year-old Croatia midfielder heading to Saudi after eight seasons and five major trophies in Italy.

Age: 30

Signed from: Inter Milan

Fee: £15m

Reported wage: £35m per year

 

Sergej Milinkovic-Savic – Al Hilal

Lazio’s player of the season in 2020-21 and 2021-22, Milinkovic-Savic had been touted as a midfielder who would make his mark at the highest level of European football. Now, though, he will be turning out in the Saudi Pro League after a reported £34.3m switch.

Age: 28

Signed from: Lazio

Fee: £34m

Reported wage: £17m per year

 

Seko Fofana – Al Nassr

The Ivory Coast International has joined Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nassr side, where he penned a three-year deal. Fofana moves to Saudi Arabia having helped Lens finish second in Ligue 1 behind champions Paris Saint-Germain.

Age: 28

Signed from: Lens

Fee: £21.5m

Reported wage: £12.9m per year

 

Malcom – Al Hilal

Following the arrivals of Koulibaly, Neves and Milinkovic-Savic, Al Hilal further bolstered their ranks with the signing of the Brazil international who topped scored in Russia as Zenit clinched the league title.

Age: 26

Signed from: Zenit St Petersburg

Fee: £51.5m

Reported wage: £18.2m per year

 

Moussa Dembele – Al Ettifaq

The former Celtic striker left Lyon after scoring just three goals in 2022/23 to sign a four-year deal which sees him team up with Steven Gerrard and Jordan Henderson in Saudi Arabia.

Age: 27

Signed from: Lyon

Fee: Free

Reported wage: Unknown

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