
Ivan Toney Declares Saudi Pro League on Par with Premier League Standards and Positions Al-Ahli as a Contender for England’s Top Four
Ivan Toney thrillingly claims the Saudi Pro League rivals the Premier League, with Al-Ahli poised for top four in England. He's snagged two titles since ditching Brentford last summer in the Middle East

The Saudi Pro League (SPL), also known as the Roshn Saudi League for sponsorship reasons, is the top professional football league in Saudi Arabia, recognized as the premier football competition in Asia. Established in 1976, it features 18 clubs competing in a round-robin format from August to May, with the champion earning a title and qualification for the AFC Champions League Elite, while the bottom three teams face relegation. The league has a rich history, evolving from regional tournaments and the King’s Cup to a fully professional system since 2007, with Al-Hilal holding a record 19 titles.






