Roberto Mancini has been appointed coach of the Saudi Arabia national team
Mancini also won three straight Serie A titles with Inter Milan — from 2005 to 2008 — as well as steering Manchester City to the Premier League crown in 2012.
“Roberto believes in Saudi football and our desire to develop top competitive players and take them to new heights on the world stage — including the Asian Cup in Qatar and qualification for the 2026 World Cup ... We’re a footballing nation and we continuing to invest at every level in our journey to compete with the best in the world on and off the pitch.”
Before that there are two World Cup qualifiers in November — against Jordan and either Cambodia or Pakistan. Tajikistan is also in Group G.
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