Al Okhdood has really stepped up their game by getting Petros from Brazil, Bassogog from Cameroon and Pedroza from Colombia. These three players bring lots of experience from different countries and skills that will definitely help Al Okhdood do better in the league.
- Petros comes to Al Okhdood after finishing up with Al Nassr.
- Bassogog was worth about €1.20 million when he joined.
- Pedroza’s worth is €750k which adds more options to the team.
Petros: A Defensive Midfield Powerhouse
Petros Matheus dos Santos Araújo who’s an experienced Brazilian defensive midfielder has joined Al Okhdood after doing good at Al Nassr. He’s known to be really good at defending and leading the team and has played for teams like Real Betis and São Paulo. He came to Al Okhdood for free after his contract with Al Nassr ended. Petros has been really important in making Al Okhdood’s midfield stronger helping both with defense and attack when they need it.
Petros 🇧🇷 x Bassogog 🇨🇲 x Pedroza 🇨🇴 = Al Okhdood 🔥 https://t.co/NAUK0gJ01k
— Roshn Saudi League (@SPL_EN)
September 04, 2025
Bassogog’s Speed and Scoring Prowess
Christian Bassogog from Cameroon is really fast and good at scoring goals. As a right winger he showed what he can do at places like Henan Jianye in China and Aalborg BK in Denmark. When he joined Al Okhdood he was worth about €1.20 million and he’s become really important for them playing well and helping set up goals. Getting him shows how Al Okhdood wants to bring in good players from other countries to make the team better.
Pedroza: A Colombian Defensive Asset
Juan Sebastián Pedroza the Colombian defensive midfielder gives Al Okhdood more options in their team. Worth €750k Pedroza has been really good at stopping other teams’ attacks and controlling the middle of the field. Him coming to play in Saudi Pro League shows how the league is getting better at bringing in players from other countries. Pedroza has helped Al Okhdood stay strong and compete well in the league.
To learn more about other players like Talal Hajji and Julián Quiñones check out Talal Hajji’s achievement as the youngest scorer in the Roshn Saudi League and Julián Quiñones: The Goal-Scoring Sensation.
