Al-Hilal officially sold amid uncertainty over Darwin Nunez’s future

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Darwin Nunez joined Saudi Pro League side Al Hilal last summer after playing a role in Liverpool’s title-winning campaign. Image Credits: Imago ImagesDarwin Nunez’s future is already uncertain just months after his move from Liverpool to Al Hilal.

The Uruguay international joined the Saudi Pro League side for £46million after playing a role in Liverpool’s title-winning campaign, scoring seven goals in 47 appearances in his final season at Anfield.However, his time in Saudi Arabia has quickly stalled. A suspension in February also ruled him out of a key tie against Al-Sadd, and Al Hilal’s subsequent elimination on penalties means he will not play again this season.Off the pitch, a major ownership change could yet impact Nunez’s future, with PIF and Kingdom Holding Company agreeing a deal for KHC to acquire a 70% stake in Al Hilal.

It is part of a wider push to create long-term value and further develop the country’s sports sector.PIF has been the majority shareholder of Al Hilal since July 2023 as part of the Saudi Sports Clubs investment and privatisation project, helping accelerate the club’s development and boost the sport sector’s contribution to national GDP.Chairman of Kingdom Holding Company Prince Al Waleed bin Talal said: “Al-Hilal Club represents a national symbol and a source of pride. Al-Hilal Darwin Nunez Saudi Pro League