Roberto Firmino’s Move to Al Sadd
Roberto Firmino, a former forward for Liverpool Football Club, has made a significant move to Al Sadd, the champions of the Qatar Stars League. This transition comes after his recent departure from Al Ahli, as announced by the Saudi Pro League team on Wednesday.
Reflections on Al Ahli
Firmino, who had a two-year stint with Al Ahli, proudly reflected on his experience there, highlighting their historical achievement of clinching the Asian Champions League Elite title in Jeddah last May. In a heartfelt farewell video, the Brazilian expressed his joy about their accomplishments, stating:
“The best moment was to become the champions of Asia. I’m very grateful for this.”
Achievements at Al Ahli
During his tenure at Al Ahli, Firmino scored an impressive six goals in just 12 matches in the Asian Champions League, playing a pivotal role in securing the club’s first-ever continental title. He also contributed to his team’s victory in the final against Japan’s Kawasaki Frontale by assisting both goals, which earned him the title of the tournament’s most valuable player.
A New Chapter with Al Sadd
At 33 years old, Firmino joins Al Sadd, who recently secured the domestic title, enabling them to participate in the upcoming edition of the Asian Champions League Elite. This marks a new chapter for Firmino as he continues his career in the Middle East, building on a legacy forged in Europe and Asia.
