Saudi side Al-Ahli to offer Marco Silva two-year deal worth £40m

According to reports, Al-Ahli is presenting Marco Silva with an enticing two-year contract worth £40 million to depart from Fulham during this summer transfer window.

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[spitmatic]

If I was Marco Silva I'd go, there's no job security in the PL

[mr.chocolate]

Good job Saudi League. Treat the premiership just like how the premiership has been treating other leagues.

[Targaryen_Historian]

Saudis are moving mad now! First they entice Mitrovic and now going for his club's manager.

[willteksoftwares]

Money changes everything.🤣🤣 Everyone goes where the money is.

[mro]

I'm getting down the park this weekend and putting together a highlight reel of my best moves. 10k a week will be fine.

[kaypakaipa]

This is a good thing we are seeing from SAUDI,
they are actually expanding the global industry of football from being just only Europe. This is great and will create more football to watch and raise standards in that part of the world, making the game more exciting and competitive

[abbeysekamatte]

What a time to be a football agent!! They are raking in loads of cash

[Essydyk]

Nobody can compete with that sort of money. 40 million (tax free) for a couple of years work for a manager who has bounced around the lower half of the EPL these past 6 years.

Great news for him as he also seems to last about 2 years max at every gig.

[kdevhdsdv]

دوريات الاوروبيين بدون اللاعبون البرازيليين والعرب والافارقه ضعيفه جدا خصوصا الدوري الانجليزي واسباني وايطالي ! ومعدل اعمار القارة الاوروبية كبير جدا حتى اصبحوا يجلبون شباب من دول اخرى للنهوض في دولتهم

[britishmick]

Premier league is reaping what it sowed, we are all there in the stands cheering on 11 foreigners (if not foreigners then from outside the local area), foreigners who run around kissing the badge like their grandparents lived here and they love the club, when in reality there only there because your club paid best at that time and they’ll be gone in a heartbeat for a better offer. THE ONLY loyalty that exists is the loyalty between fan and club, loyalty based on the clubs meaning to you and the days you’ve spent creating memories…. In step the Arabs, who shrewdly understand the minds of the greedy and are not blinded by the badge kissing and utilise their wealth to bring these players to play in their desert in front of their plastic fans purely for a pay day, my point being, these players already make a fortune, and are willing to sell out for more!. The beautiful game is now a commodity!

[senti]

Rest of the clubs: Saudis r taking all the load off Chelsea. Chelsea cheats 🧐
Saudis: Dont worry, we coming for u next
Rest of the clubs: 🤑🤑🤑

[Uzi_justliving]

People might be confused when seeing Saudi Pro league spending all this money but understanding the current Saudi situation in the country you will see all sectors are on the raise

This is all part of Vision 2030

[danielodutola]

I cant think of a reason why he should turn this down.

[f.o.adeleye]

Saudi really hitting European league hard

[zarifhossain]

Fulham fans thought they're not yo yo club anymore.

[actiblizzard]

It's becoming bizarre now. Paying that for a below par manager is just strange. Did they forgot to google him or something?

[charlesapana]

He won't dare leave Fulham at this stage a team he has managed to bring some balance to and they have been a revelation last season

[mebrahtomgebremeskel]

They are working very hard to destroy the premiere league.

[saindst]

A lot of people are not fully understanding what these players and coaches are being offered, and seem to think it is something you can easily walk away from, when in reality it is anything but. If you are working in london, and are at a good company doing whatever, but getting 3k after tax, you love your envoronment and are comfortable. Now a company in china says we will give you 25k a month tax free for two YOU ARE NOT TAKING THAT FOR REAL FOR

[sphanxele]

Al Ahli Saudi still owes Pitso Mosimane 5 months wages/Salary