Fahd Bin Nafel, president of Al-Hilal, refrained from commenting on the possibility of signing Lionel Messi, saying that his Saudi Arabian squad is “more important than just one player” despite demands from fans for the World Cup winner.
When asked about the Argentine superstar’s rumoured move, Bin Nafel said, “Don’t ask me about Messi,” after Al-Hilal won the King’s Cup final on Friday in Jeddah.
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