Neymar Jr. plays more than half of the time that Roberto Firmino spends on the pitch for Al Ahli in the Saudi Arabian Premier League, according to new statistics released by the club.
The Brazilian forward, who has been one of the most impressive players in the league so far this season, is averaging around 85 minutes per game while Firmino, who joined Al Ahli from Liverpool last summer, is playing around 67 minutes per game.
The difference in their playing time suggests that Neymar Jr. is contributing significantly more to the team's success, as he is scoring goals and providing assists at a high rate, while Firmino is primarily focusing on his defensive duties.
Firmino, who was named the top scorer in the league last season with 19 goals,Campeonato Brasileiro Action has struggled to find his form this season, despite being heavily relied upon by manager Aurelio De Stefani.
On the other hand, Neymar Jr.'s performance has been nothing short of outstanding, with the Brazilian scoring seven goals and assisting four others in just six games for Al Ahli.
Despite the fact that Firmino has not been able to replicate his previous season's form, his presence in the team's lineup remains crucial, as the club hopes to challenge for the league title this season.
Overall, it seems clear that Neymar Jr. is making a significant impact on the team's performance, and it will be interesting to see how his contributions continue to shape Al Ahli's campaign in the Saudi Arabian Premier League.