Al Hilal have made a resounding start in the early stages of the Saudi Pro League season. The coveted club have racked up 10 points in the first four matches.
It has been a superb start for Al Hilal on the field, but off the field, they have done some terrific business as well. Some big European players have joined them this season as Kalidou Koulibaly, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, and Ruben Neves joined them.

But the blockbuster signing was made just a week ago as Brazilian star Neymar joined them from PSG. Neymar's signing has majorly boosted the Al Hilal squad as they are aiming to win the league this season.
But despite his arrival, Neymar is yet to play a game for Al Hilal. The fans are eagerly waiting to see their prized asset in the Blue but have left frustrated so far.
Neymar hasn't yet played for Al Hilal because he sustained a minor muscle injury during his final days at PSG. Al Hilal manager Jorge Jesus also said that he doesn't know when the Brazilian will make his debut.
"Neymar can do anything. He is one of the best players in the world. He came with a small injury, he still can't train with the team," Jorge Jesus said a few days ago.
Neymar's injury is not that serious and the good thing is that the former Barcelona star took part in the team training on Saturday. The forward didn't train for long but was involved in some procedure with his new teammates. As part of the recovery protocol, Neymar will continue with his personalized rehabilitation program under the Al Hilal medical staff.
There is a big chance that Neymar will be making his debut soon. The player was seen at the stadium on Monday (August 28) as Al Hilal played Al Ettifaq, and it is reported the player will be out for at least another week.
Al Hilal's next game is against Al Ittihad on September 1, and that may well be too early for the Brazilian. Hence we can expect the much-anticipated debut after the international break.
Al Hilal will play Al Riyadh on September 15 and that looks like the date when Neymar will play his first match for Al Hilal.