Rory McIlroy doubts LIV Golf can improve its roster, stating the Saudi-funded league hasn't signed anyone who 'moves the needle.' He made the comments while competing at the Dubai Invitational, dismissing rumors of a massive new deal for Bryson DeChambeau.

The PGA Tour star welcomed Brooks Koepka's return to traditional golf, calling it a win for the sport. McIlroy noted LIV has spent over $5 billion since its 2022 launch but lacks a return on investment, suggesting players will demand even higher salaries as contracts expire.

Jon Rahm and Cameron Smith have also expressed intentions to stay with LIV, despite being eligible for the PGA Tour's Returning Member Program. With LIV's window closing February 2, the financial battle between tours continues, though McIlroy remains firmly on the PGA Tour's side.