Al-Nassr Club has witnessed a clear leap in performance and results this season, as new features emerged that contributed to forming a distinctive identity for the first football team, positively reflecting on its position both locally and continentally.

In the backline, Spanish player Iñigo Martínez has stood out as a true leader of the defense, excelling in aerial duels and reading the flow of the game, with precise interventions that helped stop attacks, in addition to his effective role in creating and building attacks.

On the tactical front, Portuguese coach Jorge Jesus has shown greater flexibility, changing his style at certain times to slow down the pace, and he has given the opportunity to three different goalkeepers in three consecutive matches, a notable decision this season.

Offensively, Abdulrahman Ghareeb has stolen the spotlight with his great brilliance, having scored one goal and assisted two, proving his versatility by playing in more than one position, between winger and playmaker, making him one of the prominent elements of strength in the Al-Nassr lineup.

The results have been impressive, as Al-Nassr scored 12 goals in three matches without conceding any, reflecting the ideal balance between defensive solidity and offensive strength across various competitions.

The Al-Nassr fans have raised their expectations after this perfect start, as they look forward to Jesus leading the team towards the Roshan League title, the King’s Cup, and the most important continental title, the AFC Champions League 2, in a season that could go down in history.

In this context, sports critic Issa Al-Masmar confirmed that the big win over Istiklol Dushanbe with a clean five-goal sheet revealed Al-Nassr's strength, noting that the team has kept its net clean for the third consecutive time, with special praise for Abdulrahman Ghareeb as the standout star of the match.