Allan Saint-Maximin bid farewell to the Premier League and embarked on a new chapter in his career. The dynamic winger has officially joined Al-Ahli, a prominent club in the Saudi Pro League, after signing a lucrative four-year contract on July 30.
Saint-Maximin’s departure from Newcastle United was met with enthusiasm, though the specific details of the deal were not disclosed.
Having impressed during his four-year stint at St. James’ Park, the former France youth international scored an impressive 13 goals in 124 appearances for the Magpies.
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Despite facing challenges with injuries in recent seasons, Saint-Maximin’s electrifying performances and unwavering passion for the game have left a lasting impact on the club and its devoted community.
Now, in Saudi Arabia, Saint-Maximin will be rubbing shoulders with footballing giants like Roberto Firmino, the former Liverpool forward, who is also set to showcase his attacking prowess in the Saudi Pro League.
Joining them are skillful Riyad Mahrez, renowned for his time at Manchester City in the Premier League, and agile shot-stopper Edouard Mendy, who gained fame during his tenure at Chelsea.
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This influx of top talents into Saudi Arabia is transforming the footballing landscape, elevating the league’s allure and attracting renowned players from around the world. Al-Ahli’s latest acquisitions demonstrate the growing prominence and international appeal of the Saudi Pro League.
