US EditionFirmino Moving to Qatar After Leaving Saudi Pro League Side Al Ahli
QATAR, JUL 23 – Roberto Firmino joins Qatar Stars League champions Al Sadd on a two-year contract after leading Al Ahli to the Asian Champions League Elite title and earning MVP honors.
- On Wednesday, former Liverpool forward Roberto Firmino joined Al Sadd on a two-year deal, after departing Al Ahli, Saudi Pro League club.
- Amid uncertainty over his future, the club secured terms for his departure, as Al Ahli opted not to register him for the second half of the season.
- Scoring six goals in 12 matches, he underpinned their continental triumph, earning the competition's most valuable player award.
- In their pursuit of dominance, Al Sadd welcomed Firmino, a move seen as a major boost for their squad building.
- Firmino embarks on a new chapter transitioning from the Saudi Pro League to the Qatar Stars League, set to contest the Champions League Elite again next season.
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Roberto Firmino, former Liverpool forward and World Cup player with the Brazilian team, will play under the orders of Félix Sánchez Bas in the Al Sadd of Qatar. The 33-year-old attacker was confirmed as a new reinforcement of the Qatari club and will coincide with the former Ecuadorian strategist, who assumed command of the team in July 2024, just a few days after the elimination of the Tri in the Copa América.
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