Al-Hilal's Bench: The Weakest Link of the Team This Season

Sports critic Mohammed Al-Dhaidi expressed his dissatisfaction with the current situation of Al-Hilal Club, blaming the Portuguese coach Jorge Jesus for the team's decline in performance due to his tactical choices.

Al-Dhaidi confirmed that Al-Hilal, which was once a benchmark for the strength of its substitutes, is currently suffering due to the management's decisions that approved the coach's selections since the beginning of the season. He emphasized that the team no longer possesses reserves capable of making a difference as it did in the past.

The critic pointed out that Al-Hilal has let go of prominent international players such as Salman Al-Faraj, Mohammed Al-Breik, Saleh Al-Shehri, Musab Al-Juwair, and Abdulilah Al-Malki, relying instead on young names like Al-Qahtani, Al-Yami, and Khalifa, who have yet to prove themselves even in the Yelo League.

Al-Dhaidi questioned Al-Hilal's ability to compete in light of these changes, considering that these selections have weakened the team in an unprecedented manner, making it face significant challenges in the upcoming competitions.

This criticism comes at a sensitive time, as Al-Hilal is engaged in a fierce battle on various fronts, making the coach's decisions a subject of widespread debate among fans and sports analysts.