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Benzema on new club Al Hilal: ‘Madrid in Asia’

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Last updated: February 5, 2026 1:10 am
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Karim Benzema Joins Al Hilal, Aims to Bring Trophies to the Saudi Pro League Club

Karim Benzema, the renowned French forward, has expressed his enthusiasm for joining Al Hilal, a Saudi Pro League club, which he affectionately refers to as the “Real Madrid in Asia.” After turning down a contract extension with Al Ittihad, Benzema made the move to Al Hilal on Monday, marking a new chapter in his illustrious career.

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Karim Benzema Joins Al Hilal, Aims to Bring Trophies to the Saudi Pro League ClubBenzema’s Motivation and AmbitionA New Chapter for Benzema

In his first interview since the transfer, Benzema conveyed his excitement about joining the club, stating, “It’s good. I’m happy to be here. After my first training with the team, with the coach, I’m so happy and glad to be a part of this team.” He also praised the club’s rich history, saying, “It’s a good team, with a good history. They have won a lot of trophies.” Benzema’s admiration for Al Hilal is evident, and he is eager to contribute to the team’s success.

Karim Benzema has praised his new club Al Hilal.
Karim Benzema has praised his new club Al Hilal. Photo by Yasser Bakhsh/Getty Images.

Benzema’s Motivation and Ambition

According to sources, Benzema’s decision to leave Al Ittihad was influenced by the club’s contract extension offer, which he felt was disrespectful. The proposed deal would have effectively seen him play for free, prompting him to explore other options. Despite receiving offers from European clubs, Benzema chose to remain in Saudi Arabia, partly due to his existing image rights deal, which runs until 2030.

Benzema’s move to Al Hilal has reportedly caused tension with his former Madrid teammate Cristiano Ronaldo, who captains rival club Al Nassr. Sources suggest that Ronaldo refused to play for his club on Monday in protest, citing the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund’s (PIF) alleged favoritism towards Al Hilal. Ronaldo is determined to win his first major title with Al Nassr, and the competition between the two clubs is expected to intensify.

A New Chapter for Benzema

Benzema, who was instrumental in Al Ittihad’s league crown and King’s Cup victory last season, is eager to bring more silverware to Al Hilal. He stated, “You know my mentality. I have a lot of ambition. I will work, I will give everything on the pitch. I will help this team and, inshallah, win trophies. For me, it’s more important to bring trophies.” With his impressive track record, including 25 trophies won with Madrid, Benzema is confident that he can make a significant impact at Al Hilal.

Benzema’s first game with Al Hilal is scheduled for Thursday, where they will face Al Okhdood in a league encounter. As he embarks on this new chapter, Benzema is focused on delivering success and making a lasting impression on the Saudi Pro League. With his experience, expertise, and winning mentality, he is poised to make a significant contribution to Al Hilal’s pursuit of glory.

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