Saudi Pro League clubs continue to make waves in the transfer market in an attempt to build a global following of television viewers.

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There have been three windows since Cristiano Ronaldo's shock switch to Al Nassr and a stack of high-profile players at various stages of their careers have made the move to the Middle East.

Former Arsenal and Chelsea hotshot Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, ex-Aston Villa winger Moussa Diaby and Real Madrid stalwart Nacho Fernandez were among the big names to move to Saudi this summer.

But transfers continue to attract controversy - because of Saudi's widely condemned human rights record, with accusations of 'sportswashing' levelled at the regime - and come with risk attached due to concerns over the quality of football.

Former Tottenham winger Steven Bergwijn has paid the price for ditching Ajax for Al-Ittihad this summer as Netherlands boss Ronald Koeman has warned him in no uncertain times that his international career is over following the switch.

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Whether you're interested to check out the standard of the Saudi Pro League or simply fancy watching some of the world's best strut their stuff, you will be able to catch the action.

RadioTimes.com brings you the complete guide on how to watch Saudi Pro League on TV in the UK.

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Is Saudi Pro League on UK TV?

Yes! The Saudi Pro League signed a deal with DAZN to show matches throughout the season.

Subscribers will be able to watch three matches from the Saudi Pro League per week.

Check out more details below for channels with coverage of Saudi Pro League live on TV.

What TV channel can I watch Saudi Pro League on?

Saudi Pro League matches will be available on DAZN 1 throughout the course of the season.

How to live stream Saudi Pro League online in the UK

DAZN is primarily an online subscription service, with packages available from £9.99 per month for an annual pass.

Subscribers can also sign up for monthly passes, offering full flexibility for just £19.99.

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