The new AFC Champions League champion, Saudi giant Jeddah nationals spent 25 million euros to buy Valentin Atangana from Reims, with a net worth of 10 million euros.

Atangana was born in 2005 and plays as a midfielder. He has been the main player of Reims in Ligue 1 in the past two seasons, but Reims was relegated at the end of last season. He played for the U21 national teams at all levels in France, but he is not yet an adult international. Now that I have left France and went to Saudi Arabia to play football, I am looking for another home in the Ligue 1 team, giving people a lot of room for imagination.

Young and have no experience in playing the national team, and have outstanding strength but not the top one. In addition to buying big-name stars, Saudi Arabia also has players with such characteristics on the Internet. In addition to Atangana, the newly promoted New Future City Sports spent 13.32 million euros this summer to buy Amadu Conne, who is only worth 4 million euros. Amadu Cone, who plays as a midfielder, was born in 2005. He was also a Lance player before and has no experience as an adult national team.

The prey won by New Future City Sports, and Nathan Zeze, who spent 20 million euros to buy, was born in France in 2005 and grew up in Nantes. He played for Nantes for two seasons in Ligue 1. He was once a French U21 international, but he has no experience as an adult national team.

There is also Brazilian winger Gabriel Carvalho, born in 2007, who was brought to Saudi Arabia by Cudisia this summer for 15.6 million euros.

Brazil is a key "mining" area in Saudi Arabia. In addition to Gabriel Carvalho, Marcos Leonardo and Caio Cesar in the Crescent of Riyadh, Matthews Gonsalves of Jeddah, Angero and Wesley in Riyadh's victory are all Brazilian monsters. Saudi Arabia won't train little monsters for Brazil. The answer may be obvious for whom it was cultivated.

Nine years later, in 2034, these players are in their first year of playing. It is hard to imagine what kind of lineup Saudi Arabia will use to compete in the local World Cup.