Can it be more exaggerated than Ronaldo? The former Premier League bronze boots say Saudi Super League = Premier League Jeddah Nationals = Top 4 Premier League

Men like to brag, which is understandable. Bold talk is also part of the joy of life. The most exaggerated players in football are Ronaldo in front and Tony in the back. Both of them play for Saudi Super League clubs.

Ronaldo has repeatedly claimed that Saudi Arabia's Super League is the top five leagues in football. Now the 29-year-old England striker, who is formerly a bronze boot in the Premier League and now plays for Jeddah nationals, has a higher evaluation of the Saudi Super League than Ronaldo. He has made it straight to the first league in football and has exaggerated the strength and level of his Saudi Super League team.

According to an interview with the British media "Guardian", the strength and level of the Saudi Super League are comparable to that of the first league in the Premier League, and the Jeddah Nationals where he is won the AFC Champions League last season, and the team's strength and level are close to the top four in the Premier League.

Tony joined Jeddah National from Brentford for a transfer fee of 42 million euros in the summer window of 2024. So far, Jeddah National has played 35 goals and 7 assists in 48 games in his career, which is very efficient. But the English striker who went to the Saudi Super League to play football is no longer on the roster of England's World Cup qualifiers in September, and it is basically unlikely to participate in next year's World Cup.

Tony's boastful talk has also caused huge controversy. It is understandable that whoever eats to speak for whom, but Saudi Arabia is comparable to the Premier League, and Jeddah's national strength is equivalent to the top four teams in the Premier League, which is a bit of a brag. What do you think of Tony's point of view on this?