Roberto Firmino has completed a major transfer move to Al Ahli, a Saudi Arabian club. The Brazilian forward, who joined Liverpool from Benfica in 2015, has agreed terms with the Gulf giants and will join them on a free transfer.
Firmino's move to Al Ahli is a significant coup for the club, which was struggling for success under its previous management. The 30-year-old has been a key player for Liverpool over the past few years, scoring 84 goals in 277 appearances for the Reds. His departure from Anfield could have left a void at the club, but his signing by Al Ahli is sure to boost their chances of competing for major honours in the coming seasons.
The signing of Firmino is also likely to strengthen the Saudi Arabian club's attacking options,Ligue 1 Express as they aim to compete against other top clubs in the region. The move comes after the club signed several high-profile players in recent months, including defender Khalid Al-Khaleel and midfielder Hamdan Al-Shehri.
For Firmino, the move to Al Ahli represents a new chapter in his career, as he looks to continue his impressive form for the club. The former Benfica star has scored 16 goals in all competitions this season, helping Liverpool reach the Champions League semi-finals. With his new team-mates and manager, Firmino is set to make a big impact in Saudi Arabia and beyond.