Africa is renowned for being a varied continent with a wide range of languages and cultures. Some languages are native to their nation, while others were made popular by colonialism. There are 21 nations categorized as francophone nations.
Francophone countries are countries that use French as their official language or use it as one of their other official languages, next to many others.
Of the 21 francophone countries, Mali ditched French as its official language under the country’s new constitution.
When starting a new relationship, there are things or actions one needs to carefully observe to know whether your partner is fully into you.
Here are five red flags to note:
Boring conversation
It’s important to always have lively conversation. They should be your friends first in the talking stage. And the only way to achieve that can be from the frequent conversation When the conversations goes like “Hey” “How are you?” “Fine” “Have you eaten?” and you have nothing else to say. When conversations are boring, it’s a sign there is a huge lack of compatibility and commitment.
Conversation shouldn’t always be about S3x
The s3xual attraction between the two of you is important, but if that is the driving point of your interactions with each other, then you need to jump ship. If, on the first interaction, they are solely focused on having s3x with you, the most likely thing is that it’s only s3x they are interested in. Plus, introducing s3x so early might cloud your judgment; if the s3x is so good, you might ignore the other red flags.
Everyone else is a villain in their story. When they talk about their exes or family and friends, is everyone else wrong and they are perfect? This is a sign that they lack emotional intelligence and evade responsibility. Be on the lookout for people who talk about how good they are; this is a form of emotional manipulation. Look at how they treat others, like drivers and waiters—are they always complaining?
Indecisive
Whenever they are indecisive. You don’t even know if they like you or not. Today they call you for hours, but you don’t hear from them for the next two days. You can tell them how you notice they are indecisive, if they don’t change but make a lot of excuses, just leave them alone
Faking busy
Even if they spend all their day saving lives, they should never be too busy for you. This is the stage where you both want to talk and get to know each other. If they don’t talk to you often and their excuse is that they are busy, just know they are not interested. We are on our phones almost all the time, and if he or she can’t pick up the phone to call or reply to your texts, call it a quit
Crossdressing is simply adorning oneself in an outfit befitting for the opposite gender.
Below is a list of ten social media sensations who are crossdressers:
1. Bobrisky:
Bobrisky is also known as Idris Okuneye Olarenwaju. He is a popular cross-dresser who is known for his fabulous dress sense. Bobrisky gained fame in 2016 for its controversial lavish lifestyle and feminine mode of dressing.
He is best known as a social media influencer, internet sensation, beauty therapist, entrepreneur, and LGBTQ activist, who became famous by documenting their transition on social media.
They advertise fashion and beauty products on their social media pages like skin-whitening creams, make-up, human hair weaves, watches, trendy attires, and other feminine accessories.
Bobrisky might not have been the first cross-dresser in Nigeria, but he is one of the most popular and influential in this industry. He has also been in several movies like Ojuloge Obirin.
His net worth is estimated at around $250,000 (N120 Million Naira)
2. James Brown:
James Chukwueze Obialor popularly known as WF James Brown, is a Nigerian internet personality, dancer, and cross-dresser who was noted in 2018 following an arrest by the police at a party alongside 46 others for being allegedly gay and spent a month at the Ikoyi Correctional Facility, but the case against them was later dismissed by a court.
He released a viral afterward denying the allegations where he said “They did not catch me”, this video was what burned his name on the brains of Nigerians. However, like most cross-dressers in Nigeria, James Brown’s growing popularity comes from social media controversies.
3. Buchi Alexandra:
Alexandra a Nigerian crossdresser is a transgender activist and model who represented Nigeria in several transgender fashion competitions. Deevaaah also promotes the dresses of some female clothing lines in Nigeria.
4. Tobi The Creator’:
Ogbolu Ifeanyi Tobi known as Tobi the Creator is a popular content creator, actor, influencer, and one of the numerous crossdressers.
He became popular after his friend James Brown was arrested on allegations of being gay in 2018 and has made quite a name for himself in the crossdressing industry. Tobi has bagged so many awards for creating content, influencing, and fashion. He got featured in Fashion shows, and award nights, and worked in notable films like The Ghost and Tout.
5. Onyx Godwin:
Onyx Godwin is a makeup artist, blogger, and freelance writer. He made his way into becoming one of the top cross-dressers in Nigeria by affiliating with celebrities and attending numerous Lagos Fashion events. Godwin became popular after he took pictures with popular Nigerian blogger Linda Ikeji.
6. Bryan Nwakoro:
Bryan Nwakoro also known as Ja ama is one of the top cross-dressers in Nigeria. He told the public that he wasn’t homosexual or gay and that he was cheated by nature, but he had undone that by becoming a trans-sexual and the heavens were rejoicing over it.
7. Johntel Peter’s:
Johntel Peters (Jpblush) came to the limelight after his beef with Bobrisky in the year 2019 which also gave him more followers on Instagram. He’s known for his funny comedies, dance, and modeling. He’s one of the top models in Tiannah’s empire place owned by Toyin Lawani
8. Jefferson Ndoma:
Jefferson Ndoma also known as Jeffina Lewinsky is a Nigerian cross-dresser.
Jeffina got his fame by posting pictures of himself online representing a woman. However, he hasn’t stopped living his truth, especially on Instagram, where he influences and models for several brands.
9. Jay Boogie:
Daniel Anthony Nsikan also known as Jay Boogie is a top Nigerian cross-dresser. He became famous for sharing his pictures in 2020 and has consistently trended on social media since then. Jay Boogie likes to post twerking videos and participate in challenges meant for ladies on social media.
10. Jay Bugatti:
Chimdi Iche also known as Jay Bugatti is a Nigerian cross-dresser, social media sensation, and makeup artist who, like every other cross-dresser in Nigeria, wants to be like Bobrisky.
Research as of January 2020 showed that the total world population stood at 7.75 billion, smart mobile phone users are about 5.19 billion, internet users 4.54 billion, and active social media users 3.80 billion.
Statistics also show that every minute, about one million people log on to Facebook, 3.8 million searches are made on Google, 4.5 million videos are viewed on YouTube and 347 thousand users scroll on Instagram and other platforms.
Social media has become an effective tool used for modern information dissemination across the globe.
It has become a lucrative platform for creative entrepreneurs to thrive.
Brands and businesses now leverage social media platforms to double sales, promote products and services for visibility, as well as communicate with both existing and potential customers.
This is made possible through effective and consistent content creation.
Every business online uses content to showcase its products and services to both its existing and potential audiences.
It is on this background that I want to share with you four reasons you need to start creating content for your small business online in this digital age.
1. Business awareness: One of the reasons every business needs content creation to thrive is brand awareness – to be known to as many people as possible who are online.
The goal of every business is to double sales and be visible online and this can only be possible through content that brings your business to the eyes of people online.
The success of any business or organization is determined by its ability to project itself to the public.
People need to know what you are doing if they will ever purchase your product or ask for your services.
To create awareness about your products and services, you need to create content about them. With content creation, people will know what you are doing, why you are doing it, and how you are doing it. It will protect you in the face of over 5 billion people using the internet today which is about 63% of the world’s population.
Well-written content is the easiest way to reach more people. Traditional forms of advertising or the use of word-of-mouth advertising can’t do in 100 years what engaging and valuable content can do in 1 year. Try it out and come and share your testimony with me.
2. Target customer attraction: It is through consistent content creation that you attract your target customers who will later buy from you.
Everyone is not your target customer. You need to differentiate between an audience and a target audience or customer.
An audience is someone who reads your content while a target audience or customer is someone who reads your content and needs it to solve a problem in their life.
Creating good content will help you separate your audience from your target customers. Then you can concentrate your energy on building relationships with your main customers.
3. Content nurtures your customers:
It is not enough to attract your target audience, there’s more work to be done after you’ve attracted them.
You need to feed and nurture them for a purpose. It is at this stage you develop the KLTV factor as a brand or business. KLTV stands for ‘Know, like, trust, and value.’
People don’t buy from those they don’t know or trust. They buy from people they know, like, trust, and value. Content gives you the platform to establish this with your audience.
So, as a business-minded person, you must leverage content to nourish your audience and develop a rapport with them through written content that solves their problems and answers their questions. This will enable them to know you, like you, trust you, and value you.
After you’ve nurtured them with your consistent content, they now know, like, trust and value you, what follows is that they’d graduate from the mere audience to people who can confidently buy from you without fear – conversion – you will double sales.
Every business wants to make more money daily. And I am sure no business wants to do otherwise.
Now, you need to understand that before anyone will buy from you, they need to know you, like you, trust you, and value you. Once these 4 things are achieved they will buy whatever you sell to them no matter what it is. They will become your customers and even beg you for their money.
However, you must understand that sales don’t happen overnight. You don’t just start selling immediately you start creating content, it takes time and consistency.
The strength of a currency is mostly due to the country’s stable economy, low inflation and interest rates.
In the continent of Africa, there are 54 countries and despite the challenges facing most governments in the continent, some countries have maintained a resilient and stable currency.
The highest currency in Africa in 2023 is the Tunisian Dinar but the North African country is not the only one that has a strong currency; below are a list of strong African currencies in 2023 and in no particular order.
Tunisia’s TND was introduced in 1960 which replaced the Franc. The TND is strong because of the country’s political stability and diverse economy which has made it Africa’s most valuable currency.
1 pound equals 3.89 TND , 1 USD equals 3.08 Tunisian Dinar and 1 Naira equals 0.0041
2. Libyan Dinar (LYD)
The official currency for Libya is the Libyan Dinar. Introduced in 1971 to replace the Libyan Pound used from 1951 to 1971, the Libyan Dinar has become one of Africa’s strong currencies.
The Moroccan Dirham is one of the continent’s most stable currencies. The notes are available in denominations of 20, 50, 100, and 200, and the Bank al-Maghrib issues them. The Dirham comprises 100 santims and is available in nine coins and four banknote denominations.
The cedi is the Republic of Ghana’s fourth historical and only current legal tender. The Ghanaian cedi replaced the Ghanaian Pound in 1965 and the current currency was reintroduced in 2007 after it was devalued three times due to economic difficulties.
The currency of Botswana is called the Pula which was gotten from the Tswana word meaning rain – which is also the country’s national motto. It was inntroduced in August 1976, replacing the rand.
1 pound equals 17.01 BWP , 1 USD equals 13.46 Botswanan Pula and 1 Naira equals 0.018
6. Seychelles’ Rupee (SCR)
The Seychelles Rupee is the official legal tender in Seychells and another strong and valuable currency in Africa. 1 pound equals 16.72 SCR , 1 USD equals 13.23 Seychellois Rupee and 1 Naira equals 0.017
The Namibian dollar has been the official currency of Namibia since 1993 when it was replaced by the South African Rand but the rand can still be used or exchanged in Namibia as it is still considered a legal tender in the country.
1 pound equals 23.57 NAD , 1 USD equals 18.65 Namibian Dollar and 1 Naira equals 0.024
8. South African Rand (ZAR)
In March 2023, the South African Rand ranks tenth in the continent with an exchange rate of 18.75 ZAR versus the US dollar. The rand was introduced in 1961, three months before South Africa became a republic. It is also legal tender in the Common Monetary Area (Eswatini, Lesotho, and Namibia).
1 pound equals 23.68 ZAR , 1 USD equals 18.75 South African Rand and 1 Naira equals 0.025
It is important to note that the strength of a currency can fluctuate over time. The currencies listed above may be stronger or weaker in the future depending on the economic and political conditions in these countries.
Veteran actress, Ronke Oshodi-Oke, explained in a recent interview the secret behind her shocking weight loss.
She revealed that since 2021 she had been going through a weight loss programme, which helped her shed weight from 110kg to her current size which is between 86 – 87kg.
Here are some other Nigerian celebrities who have undergone weight loss transformation:
Actress, Eniola Badmus’ weight loss left fans in awe when she posted before and after photos of her weight journey. She has spoken in the past about how she went through gastric bypass surgery and the ordeals of working out and dieting.
2. Lepacious Bose
Comedienne Bose Ogunboye, popularly known as Lepacious Bose lost a lot of weight in 2018. She was unrecognizable as she went from a size 32 to a size 14 and lost 80kg in about 18 months. She trended for months and shared how she lost weight on different news outlets and TV stations.
Nollywood actress, Elvina Ibru, lost a dramatic amount of weight. She went from 210 kg to about 115kg.
4. Ime bishop Umoh
Popular Nollywood actor and comedian, Ime Bishop Umoh popularly known as Okon Lagos, shocked fans when he posted a picture of his signature pot belly now missing, replaced by a flat stomach.
5. Uche Ogbodo
Nollywood actress Uche Ogbodo began her weight loss journey in 2018 after the weight she gained from the birth of her child. The actress decided to hit the gym to shed a few pounds but has become taken to working out and now actively works out in the gym.
The goal of every intentional social entrepreneur is to double sales and cash out daily.
While this is possible, it is important to know that this cannot happen by chance without deliberate action mapped by you.
Visibility is strategic and it must be well thought-out by the one who needs it.
To function effectively, sell or make profits online, being visible to a number of people in the social media community is very important. In fact, without this, your content goes nowhere.
And if your sales content is not seen by many eyes, selling becomes difficult.
Remember it is the higher the number of prospective buyers, the higher the chances of selling.
Therefore, to achieve this, your visibility is of paramount importance for maximum results.
Having a good social media presence across your desired social media platforms is an excellent approach to raising brand awareness, building a following, and sales driven conversions in the long run.
In this article, I’m going to share six ways you can increase your followers or visibility on social media.
1 Optimize Your Profile: Social media profile optimization is very important in order to reach wider and heterogeneous audiences and convert them for business in the long run.
(a) On your profile, you have to clearly state on your ‘bio section’ what you do – the services you offer in simple and clear words. This will help whoever visits your profile to know what you do.
(b) Good photographs on your profile picture and cover photo for a platform like Facebook have the tendency of drawing traffic to your account or page.
(c) About Me: About me is where you tell your visitors about yourself – what you do currently, past experiences, certifications and locations. Some of us have a lot of degrees that do not have any business with what we do online. It is important to clearly add the certifications that boost you as an authority in your bio before others.
(d) Have a pin-post: This is the first post anyone sees immediately after your profile photo, cover photo, your bio, about me. Content on your pin-post should be your name, what you do, what you’ve done in the past, and importantly, how anyone can get in contact with you.
Again, pin post could also be any content you consider important that virtually everyone will gain value from reading it. This therefore means that, once in a while, your pin post will change since one of the criteria for visibility is quality content. It means that so far you will keep dishing good content, once in a while your pin post will change.
2 Share Quality Content: By all means, please build competence in your craft. Competence will enable you to share practical and result+oriented content that people will love to read and learn from.
Social Media or brand visibility rests more on your daily content. Nobody rejects value. Once your timeline is loaded, visitors will stay.
People want to read, and learn from you. People love to learn especially something relatable, new or an old thing in a new perspective.
Use Hashtags: Using hashtags on your posts on social media is a great way to grow your audience and reach. Hashtags are used primarily to categorize content and make it easier for people to find. Hashtags are to social media what keywords are to web content. It helps people to see your content.
4 Stay Consistent: This is the meat. Social media visibility needs consistency. It takes time to be visible and for people to trust your delivery. Part of the reason some people find it hard to be visible is inconsistency. Starting is not always easy, but consistency always pays. From personal experience, it is not always easy at the start. You will need to build trust through daily content distributions on your social media handles and relevant groups on a platform like Facebook, Linkedin, among others.
Please stay consistent and don’t forget to share what people want and hot what you think they need.
5 Leverage Comment Section of Big Accounts: This is one way of growing visibility rapidly. Verified accounts on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, among others. They have the audience you need. One way to buy the minds of their audience to your timeline is leaving constructive comments on these big accounts. It’s a good strategy that helps.
Or, haven’t you seen a comment on a post that has over 15K likes and replies? That’s it.
6 Join Big Communities of Like-minds: This works more on Facebook. Join groups that share what interests you. These groups or communities have different people from different backgrounds and understanding. It’s a place you can shine by contributing meaningfully and draw members there to your home (timeline).
These are just six ways you can increase your followers or visibility on social media.
The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) photographs has greeted the world with shock.
Some believe that it has reduced the cost of having to visit a physical photo studio every time to book a session with a photographer.
Photographers on the other hand maintain that AI cannot cover a wedding, birthday party, or burial, among other human interest events.
Whatever the case is, millions across the globe have keyed in to make beautiful and handsome images of themselves that help boost their personalities and general online image branding using this innovation.
While some make their AI photographs with just their smartphone or laptop with a steady Internet connection, others have continuously paid handsomely to have these beautiful photos.
In this article, I want to show you how you can make your AI photos by yourself without having to pay anyone a dime.
However, note that it is not free as you’ll have to make certain weekly or monthly subscriptions to enable you to activate the service.
Below are the steps to making your beautiful Ai photos by yourself:
1. Download the App: The first step to making your AI photos is to download and install the application on your phone. So, go to Play-Store or IOS store for iPhone users and download the application.
You must understand that there are different AI apps. For instance, we have Remini, among others.
So, download any of your choices. After downloading, install the application.
2. After installing, you’ll be required to fill in what service you want the app to perform for you. The app does more than generate AI photos.
For instance:
(a) Do you want to use the app to blur your already existing photos?
(b) Do you want to use it to revive your old photos taken years ago?
(c) There’s also a question if you want to use the app to generate AI photos, among others.
Please click the option that has my (c) question – AI photos.
3. After that is done, you’ll be required to subscribe for either weekly, monthly or unlimited.
I take that you already know what a weekly or monthly subscription means. So, let me explain only that of unlimited subscription. If you’re picking an unlimited subscription package, it means that you’ll subscribe for life. You will not be required to subscribe again.
You can use it the way you want, unlike the other two packages where you’ll be required to renew your subscription after a week or month as the case may be.
PS: Understand that you can only use your ATM Master card for the subscription. That’s the only card that’s accepted.
4. After the subscription is done, you’ll be required to pick your gender – male or female.
5. Once you’ve picked your gender, you’re moving closer to generating your photos. You’ll be asked to upload from your gallery, eight (8) of your already existing photos – preferably, a selfie or portrait.
The purpose of these photos is primarily to use your face in whatever style Ai wishes to give you.
6. After that is set, you will also be asked to pick from different styles, and backgrounds, a model photo.
What a model photo means is, a photo, background or environment you’ll love your about-to-be-generated photo to look like.
Once you’ve picked that, with your Internet connection, give Ai a few minutes and your photos are set.
Download them to your gallery for use.
PS: Note that you can only generate Ai photos for six people daily. Once you’ve completed six, you’ll have to wait for the following day.
While society often associates having large breasts with beauty and femininity, the challenges faced by women with big breasts often go unnoticed and unacknowledged. Beyond the superficial stereotypes, these women often encounter physical, emotional, and social difficulties that can impact their daily lives.
This article aims to shed light on the challenges faced by women with large breasts and promote a more inclusive understanding of body diversity.
Here are 5 challenges faced by women with large breasts:
1. Physical Discomfort:
One of the most immediate challenges experienced by women with big breasts is physical discomfort. The weight of larger breasts can lead to chronic back, shoulder, and neck pain, as well as indentation from bra straps and discomfort during physical activities. Finding well-fitting bras and clothing that accommodate their unique proportions can be a constant struggle, often resulting in limited options and higher costs.
2. Emotional and Psychological Effects:
Women with large breasts may also face emotional and psychological challenges due to societal expectations and objectification. Constant attention, unwanted comments, or unsolicited advances can lead to feelings of self-consciousness, embarrassment, and even shame. These experiences can affect self-esteem, body image, and overall mental well-being.
3. Limited Clothing Choices:
Finding suitable clothing that fits well and flatters the body can be a significant challenge for women with big breasts. Many mainstream fashion brands often cater to smaller sizes, making it difficult to find clothes that accommodate larger busts without compromising on style or comfort. This limitation can result in frustration, exclusion, and a feeling of being unable to fully express one’s personal style.
Engaging in physical activities, particularly high-impact exercises, can be challenging for women with large breasts. The lack of adequate support can lead to discomfort, pain, and potential long-term damage to breast tissue. This can discourage women from participating in activities they enjoy, leading to a sedentary lifestyle and potential health concerns.
5. Misconceptions and Stereotypes:
Society often perpetuates misconceptions and stereotypes about women with big breasts. They are frequently objectified, sexualized, and reduced to their physical attributes. These prejudices can lead to discrimination, judgment, and a lack of respect for their abilities and intelligence. Women with large breasts deserve to be acknowledged for more than just their physical appearance.
Conclusion
Understanding and addressing the challenges faced by women with large breasts is crucial for promoting body positivity and inclusivity. It is essential to debunk stereotypes, embrace
Five-time Ballon d’Or winner made a free transfer to Al Nassr following an unsuccessful second spell at Manchester United which led to the termination of his contract. His reported wage is summed up to be around £173m per year.
2. Neymar – Riyadh
Despite scoring 118 goals since his arrival at PSG in 2017, Neymar seems not to be part of Luis Enrique’s plans for PSG this season. A move to Barcelona wasn’t forthcoming either, he now joins former Wolves midfielder Ruben Neves, as well as Senegal captain Koulibaly, to earn six times his PSG contract in Riyadh.
3. Sadio Mane – Al Nassr
Sadio Mane has joined Saudi Pro League side Al Nassr from Bayern Munich. The ex-Liverpool forward spent only a year in the Bundesliga after leaving Anfield and now joins up with former Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo at his new club.
4. Allan Saint-Maximan – Al Ahli
Allan Saint-Maximin will partner former Manchester City winger Riyad Mahrez and ex-Liverpool striker Roberto Firmino in Al Ahli’s frontline. Maximin scored 13 goals in 124 games and registered 21 assists for Newcastle after joining in August 2019 from Nice.
5. Riyad Mahrez – Al Ahli
Riyad Mahrez has completed his move from Manchester City to Saudi Arabian club Al Ahli. City agreed a fee understood to be worth up to £30m with Al Ahli for the Algeria international.
6. Jordan Henderson – Al Ettifaq
Jordan Henderson ended his 12-year stay at Liverpool during which he won every major trophy. Henderson will link up again with ex-Liverpool captain and former team-mate Steven Gerrard, who is the manager of Al Ettifaq.
7. Benzema – Al Ittihad
Reigning Ballon d’Or winner Benzema followed the step of his former Real Madrid team-mate, Ronaldo, leaving the Spanish capital after his contract expired having won five Champions League titles during his stay. His reported wage is said to be around £172m per year.
8. Roberto Firmino – Al Ahli
The highest-scoring Brazilian in Premier League history, Firmino enjoyed a long and emotional goodbye to the Liverpool supporters, among whom he was a firm favourite after eight years at Anfield. He is to earn £17m per year at Al Ahli.
9. N’Golo Kante – Al Ittihad
Same as Benzema, Kante completed a free transfer to Al Ittihad at the end of his contract with Chelsea. The 32-year-old midfielder is to earn a sum of £86.2m per year at Al Ittihad.
10. Edouard Mendy – Al Ahli
Edouard Mendy lost his place as first-choice goalkeeper at Chelsea having arrived at the club in 2020. He made just 10 Premier League appearances last season before opting for a move to Saudi Arabia.
He is to earn £9.4m per year.
11. Ruben Neves – Al Hilal
Portuguese international, Ruben Neves who played at Wolves right from the Sky Bet Championship before enjoying five Premier League campaigns at Molineux made an interesting move to Al Hilal for £47m
12. Alex Telles – Al Nassr
After a year-long loan to Seville last season, Manchester United parted ways with Brazil defender Alex Telles for £6m, joining the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Seko Fofana at Al Nassr.
13. Jota – Al Ittihad
Having hit 15 goals to help Celtic win a domestic treble, former Portugal youth international Jota clearly got himself on the radar of Al Ittihad and made the £25m move at the start of July.
14. Kalidou Koulibaly – Al Hilal
32-year-old Senegalese defender left Chelsea just after one season spent at the Stanford Bridge. He joined Al Hilal for around £20m. His reported wage is said to be around £30m per year.
15. Marcelo Brozovic – Al Nassr
Former Inter Milan captain, Brozovic exited the Serie A side following their Champions League final loss to Manchester City, the 30-year-old Croatia midfielder heading to Saudi after eight seasons and five major trophies in Italy. His
16. Serjec Milinkovic-Savic – Al Hilal
Lazio’s player of the season in 2020-21 and 2021-22, Milinkovic-Savic had been touted as a midfielder who would make his mark at the highest level of European football. Now, though, he will be turning out in the Saudi Pro League after a reported £34.3m switch.
17. Seko Fofona – Al Nassr
The Ivory Coast International has joined Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nassr side, where he penned a three-year deal. Fofana made the move to Saudi Arabia having helped Lens finish second in Ligue 1 behind champions Paris Saint-Germain. He would earn £12.9m per year.
Al Hilal seemed the better of the Saudi Arabian pro league to, Brazilian international Malcom joined the club being the highest goal scorer in Russia as Zenit clinched the league title.
19. Moussa Dembele – Al Ettifaq
The former Celtic striker left Lyon after scoring just three goals in 20223/23 to sign a four-year deal which sees him team up with Steven Gerrard and Jordan Henderson in Saudi Arabia.
20. Jack Hendry – Al Ettifaq
The Scotland international joined Club Brugge in 2021 and went on to make 32 appearances in the Belgian Pro League. Having spent time on loan in Serie A with Cremonese last season before making a move to Al Ettifaq. He would be earning £15.2m yearly.
21. Frank Kessie – Al Ahli
After joining Barcelona from AC Milan in 2022, he joined Al Ahli this transfer window for a record fee of £12.5m. However, Frank Kessie struggled to keep a starting position under Xavi’s team and had to leave to get more playing time.
