Roberto Firmino would probably not be able to complete a sensational Premier League referee, even though his Al-Ahli Future is in the air.
The Brazilian was associated with a move to Arsenal in the midst of their constant injury crisis in which their attacking stars were involved. It was suggested that he could possibly be signed for nothing, with his al-Ahli place under serious question.
Firmino was from the League team of the Saudi club for the rest of the campaign. Rules determine that clubs can only register 10 foreign players in their team, with Firmino and former Leeds star Ezgjan Alioski who have to miss in favor of the recent Galeno signature.
Al-Ahli boss Matthias Jaissle explained that decision and said: “It was a difficult decision for the club and based on the rules. We appreciate him and he has treated it professionally. He is still one of our leaders. '
And the Saudi side that was delivered to that promise when Firmino was chosen to supplement the side in the collision on Monday evening with Al-Gharafa in the Asian Champions League competition that he still qualifies to play in. Al-Ahli tweeted an image of the shirt from Firmino and the Captain's bracelet for the match with the caption “Captain Bobby”.
However, the impact of the Brazilian was not only limited to the captain of Al-Ahli. After the former Prime Minister League strikers had exchanged Joselu and Ivan Toney strikes, Firmino scored the third goal of the match.
Al-Ahli eventually won 4-2, Galeno and Riyad Mahrez expanded their benefits even further before Yacine Brahimi scored a comfort for Al-Gharafa. Firmino will now be put aside again for the next league match of Al-Ahli against Damac.
His next contributions will probably be in the next round of the Asian Champions League, those competitions that take place on March 3-4 and 10-11 March.
But with competition matches that are now excluded, there have been suggestions that Firmino could end his contract prematurely and protect a movement elsewhere.
A return to the Premier League has been disputed for the ex-liverpool star, but it seems that all ambitious movements for the attacker would be thwarted. With the help of the example of the precarious situation of Craig Dawson at Wolves, the athletic report reported that English clubs can only sign a player if he would become a free agent during the transfer window.
And as such, the veteran could only move to a country where their windows are still open, with options limited. From competitions to still leave their transfer windows open, Firmino could possibly consider switching to the United States or back to his home country of Brazil.
He could therefore choose to avert his time with Al-Ahli, where his contract runs until 2026. And his future with his current employers has now taken a fresh turn.
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