Saudi Arabia's Al-Hilal reappoint Jorge Jesus as coach
Saudi Arabian side Al-Hilal have reappointed Portuguese Jorge Jesus as their coach on a one-year deal, the Saudi Pro League club said on Saturday.
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WTA chief says 'big issues' going to Saudi Arabia, but ruling nothing out
LONDON : Saudi Arabia still poses "big issues" as a host for Women's Tennis Tour events but the organisation's chairman and CEO Steve Simon says they are engaging with players and evaluating whether to follow other sports to the Gulf state.
Alan Brazil in Jota Celtic exit denial as pundit can't get his head around thought of star moving to Saudi Arabia
Alan Brazil is in denial over the thought of Jota making the shocking switch from Celtic to Saudi Arabia outfit Al-Ittihad.
Robbie Fowler takes up coaching role in Saudi Arabia
Former Liverpool striker Robbie Fowler was appointed coach of Saudi Arabian second division team Al-Qadsiah on Thursday.
Jota 'agrees' Celtic transfer exit to Saudi Arabia as Karim Benzema link-up looms at Al-Ittihad
Celtic star Jota has reportedly "agreed terms" on a megabucks move to Saudi Arabia that will see him link up with Karim Benzema.
Man City star Riyad Mahrez 'identified as next target for Saudi Arabia move' and more transfer rumours
Riyad Mahrez has been earmarked as the next big-name target for Saudi Arabian side Al-Ahli once they complete the signings of Edouard Mendy and Roberto Firmino, according to reports.
Goalkeeper Edouard Mendy joins Al-Ahli as latest Chelsea player heading to Saudi Arabia
LONDON: Goalkeeper Edouard Mendy joined Saudi Arabian team Al-Ahli on Wednesday, becoming the latest Chelsea player to head to the oil-rich kingdom. N’Golo Kante and Kalidou Koulibaly have already made moves to the lucrative Saudi Pro League during this transfer window. Hakim Ziyech is also expected to join Al-Nassr, where he will team up with Cristiano Ronaldo.
Inside the Saudi Arabia Pro League plan from Ronaldo to Premier League arrivals and the World Cup
Glamour friendlies, the possibility of another winter World Cup, world-class players arriving for hefty transfer fees: The Saudi Arabia football revolution could be here to stay.