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"Not like Ronaldo": Saudi journalist predicts the end of Benzema's career

 

"Not like Ronaldo": Saudi journalist predicts the end of Benzema's career

 Saudi sports journalist Mohammed Al-Ahmari directed sharp criticism at Frenchman Karim Benzema, Al-Hilal's striker, amid increasing speculation about the possibility of his departure from the "Leader" in the coming period.







Karim Benzema, 38, moved to the Saudi "Roshan" League in the summer of 2023, joining Al-Ittihad after the end of his career with Real Madrid, before moving to Al-Hilal last January.

But Benzema's future has become a major concern in recent days, amid reports of disagreements between the player and Al-Hilal's management, along with news indicating the possibility of his departure from the team within a week, without yet deciding on his next destination.

During his appearance on Rotana Khalijia channel, Al-Ahmari spoke about Benzema's experience in Saudi football, considering that the French striker, despite his great value, did not provide the same contribution that the Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo provided to Saudi sports.

Al-Ahmari said: "Benzema is a great asset, but he did not give Saudi sports its full due like Ronaldo did."

He added, commenting on the future of the Al-Hilal striker: "This will certainly be the end of him," indicating his expectation that Benzema's journey with the club is nearing its end.

In contrast, Al-Ahmari praised the moves made by Al-Hilal’s management during the current summer transfer window, stressing that the new deals will give the team additional strength during the season.

He believes that Al-Hilal is experiencing a special phase, in light of the reinforcements that the club has made, which will enhance the team’s capabilities and allow it to compete strongly for upcoming championships. 

1. What is the main development in Sudan?


Answer: Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are facing internal defections, with groups of fighters and commanders leaving the force and joining the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF).


2. How many RSF members were recently reported to have joined the army?


Answer: Sudanese authorities reported that 318 RSF members, including four commanders, had defected and joined the army.


3. Why are these defections important?


Answer: Defections can affect the manpower, organization and morale of an armed group. They may also influence the balance of power in Sudan’s ongoing conflict.


4. What can everyone learn from this situation?


Answer: Sudan’s conflict shows how prolonged fighting can create instability and severe hardship for civilians. It highlights the importance of protecting civilians, providing humanitarian assistance and working toward peaceful conflict resolution.

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