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Fabinho: Saudi Move Made Me Better
5 Jun
Summary
- Fabinho believes his Saudi Arabia move improved him as a player.
- He captained Al-Ittihad, enhancing leadership skills significantly.
- Fabinho hopes his transfer doesn't hinder Brazil national team chances.
Fabinho shared his positive reflections on his three years playing in Saudi Arabia for Al-Ittihad, stating he has become a better player. Since his 2023 transfer from Liverpool, he has embraced a prominent role, even serving as captain. This experience significantly enhanced his leadership and communication skills within the team.
His tenure with Al-Ittihad saw them clinch both the Saudi Pro League and the King's Cup during the 2024/25 season. Despite playing alongside stars like Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema, Fabinho acknowledged that his move to Middle Eastern football could potentially affect his standing with the Brazil national team.
Having been absent from the Seleção for nearly three years, Fabinho expressed his eagerness to return and showcase his abilities. He feels a strong sense of confidence within the current Brazil squad as they aim for a sixth World Cup title, highlighting the quality of the players and the effective coaching staff, even while noting areas for improvement.
