Is Cristiano Ronaldo's chance of winning the Saudi Pro League still bleak? Al-Hilal assembles the strongest squad in Asia with Núñez and Theo.

Since Cristiano Ronaldo joined Al-Nassr, he has yet to win a title, primarily because Al-Hilal is simply too strong. This team, which reached the quarter-finals of the Club World Cup, has once again strengthened its lineup under Inzaghi's management during this summer transfer window, making it arguably the strongest squad in Asia.

Romano has announced that Al-Hilal has finalized the signing of Liverpool forward Núñez. Along with the previous acquisition of AC Milan left-back Theo, Inzaghi aims to lead Al-Hilal in pursuit of both the Saudi Pro League and the AFC Champions League titles this season.

Projected starting lineup for Al-Hilal in the 2025-26 season (4-3-3):

• Front three: Dawsari, Núñez, Malcom
• Midfield trio: Ruben Neves, Leonardo, Milinkovic
• Four defenders: Theo, Tambakti, Koulibaly, Cancelo
• Goalkeeper: Bounou

Look at this, with the renowned Italian coach Inzaghi, combined with this Club World Cup quarter-final squad plus Núñez and Theo, they have a lineup that is completely at a Champions League level, allowing them to dominate in Asia. It all depends on whether Inzaghi can secure both the Saudi Pro League and the AFC Champions League titles. From another perspective, it's tough for Ronaldo at Al-Nassr...