Although Saudi Arabia is a Muslim country with strict regulations different from Western life, there are still hidden corners for Neymar or Ronaldo to enjoy freely.

The strict rules that were known to the world public when attending the 2022 World Cup in Qatar also apply in Saudi Arabia. In particular, the most prominent is the maximum restriction of alcohol use and boisterous parties.

This is said to be a barrier that prevents football stars from coming to the Saudi Pro League (SPL), especially partygoers like Neymar. However, as all know, Neymar has just joined Al Hilal.

Neymar is not only attracted by the salary of up to 80 million euros a year, but his pleasures in Europe or South America can also be maintained. Accordingly, Charles Cardoso, a famous representative in Sao Paulo, revealed about hidden corners in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia becomes a paradise for players when there is little tax to pay, no salary cap and still can party if you want. “In exceptional circumstances, there will be exceptions when negotiating contracts with them,” Cardoso said. “That means the players can drink and party at home. Of course always be careful. Before the contract expires, they will have a privileged life in Saudi Arabia.”

“They are treated like members of the Royal Family there. To begin with, they enter on a diplomatic visa, not an athlete visa. Neymar will pocket 3 million euros a week and I think that’s enough to talk about power. “But it’s not necessary to go to the top stars like Neymar or Ronaldo, the average player also earns about 1 million euros a month.”

These privileges are very suitable for Neymar but seem unnecessary for Ronaldo because CR7 always says no to alcohol. Since having his small family, Ronaldo also limited his participation in parties. After all, no one would criticize a life like the Royal Family.