Felix Fires Up the Top 20 Roshen: A New Leader in Saudi Pro League Highlights

Joao Felix Extends Lead in Top 20 Roshen

The Roshen Saudi Pro League rolled on with its sixth round, offering excitement even if the glitter wasn’t as bright as in some prior weeks. A number of players stamped their names on the achievement list known as the Top 20 Roshen, curated by Kooora, keeping Felix at the very top of the scorers’ board with 9 goals—a figure that marks a strong start for him this season compared with his past stints.

Felix’s latest performances came as he helped his side secure a 2-0 victory over Al-Hazm, consolidating his lead in the race for the league’s golden boot. Cristiano Ronaldo also found the net in a separate clash, reminding rivals that the battle for individual honors remains wide open as the campaign unfolds.

As the sixth round concluded, the Top 20 Roshen remained a tough call for editors due to the spread of standout displays across several players. Still, Felix’s influence and his decisive contributions against competitive opposition underscored why he remains the focal point of his team’s ambitions and why fans keep a close eye on every touch he makes.

The ongoing series from Kooora, “Top 20 Roshen,” has become a barometer for elite performers, with the six-round snapshot showing the Portuguese star’s blend of goal threat and linkage play. The round’s headlines were not only about Felix; Ronaldo scored as mentioned, while a wave of other performers pressed for higher recognition as the season moves forward.

In the ongoing tally, Felix’s 9 goals solidify his status at the summit, while others like Sadio Mane, Karim Benzema (if referenced in context here), and Marcus Leonardo also drew attention with key moments that shaped the round and the overall standings. The balance of scoring and influence across teams like Al-Nassr, Al-Hilal, and Al-Ittihad illustrated the depth of talent in the league and the tightening race for top honors.

Perfect XI and Round 5 Highlights

The editors’ pick for the Round 5 Perfect XI offers a snapshot of who stood out: Bruno Varilla in goal, Theo Hernandez and Hassan Tombakhti at the back, Inigo Martinez anchoring from defense, and Georg Fernandez contributing with solidity and a goal in the win that boosted his team’s fortunes. In midfield, Sergey Savic and Mohammed Mahrizi provided ball progression and decisive moments, with Joao Felix adding his signature attacking versatility. Up front, Marcus Leonardo, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Yannick Carrasco formed the attacking trident that posed constant questions for defenses.

Felix’s role within the XI was highlighted as a key driver for his team’s success, with his 73 minutes on the field producing 41 touches, including selective, precise touches that unlocked several chances. His goal tally remained the standout feature pulling him ahead in the race for the Top 20 Roshen crown as the season continued to evolve.

The XI also reflected the league’s growing tactical sophistication: a balanced backline, a dynamic midfield, and a front line capable of creating and finishing at a high level. The round’s performances reinforced Felix’s status as the player most capable of turning moments into goals and decisive contributions that swing matches in his team’s favor.

Looking ahead, the Top 20 Roshen standings will continue to evolve as new matchups test each player’s consistency and impact. The list’s points system rewards not just goals, but influential actions across a game: assists, build-up play, and key moments that shift momentum in crucial fixtures.

And as we close the round with a nod to the achievers, a playful reminder: even a sniper can miss a joke if he doesn’t aim carefully—so Felix aims, and fans laugh along when the ball finds the net. But seriously, the season’s just getting started, and the Top 20 Roshen is anyone’s map to follow the next few turning points.

Punchline time: If Felix keeps this pace, the only “Roshen” you’ll see is the glow from the scoreboard. And if Ronaldo keeps sniping, defenders might start wearing helmets—period. Final thought: football has more twists than a pretzel cart, and we’re all here for the taste test.