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Saudi Arabia hosting the 2023 Fifa Club World Cup will represent “another important step forward on our journey of transformation in football and as a country”, according to the country’s minister of sports.
Saudi Arabia has been chosen to host the Club World Cup in December.
Saudi Arabia will host its first major FIFA event this year, after being selected to put on the 2023 Club World Cup in December. The Middle East state — who are preparing a bid to co-host the 2030 World Cup alongside Egypt and Greece — was unanimously selected by the FIFA Council.
Saudi Arabia has been selected to host the 2023 Club World Cup in December, FIFA announced on Tuesday.
Saudi Arabia has been chosen to host the Club World Cup in December. The FIFA Council, made up of representatives from all the continental confederations, unanimously selected the Middle East state as hosts for the seven-team event, which is scheduled to run from 12 to 22 December.
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia has been announced by FIFA as the hosts of the next edition of the FIFA Club World Cup, with the tournament scheduled from 12-22 December 2023.
Saudi Arabia has been announced by FIFA as the hosts of the next edition of the FIFA Club World Cup ™, with the tournament scheduled from 12-22 December 2023 . The staging of the coveted competition signals the latest major international sports event to be hosted by the country and builds further on the huge positive momentum behind Saudi football in the men’s and women’s game at all levels.
WWE) chairwoman, reports are doing the rounds that an American professional wrestling promotion is being sold to Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund.Stephanie's father Vince McMahon also returned as the executive chairman of the board on Tuesday. McMahon, 77, returned to the board last week and elected himself and two former co-presidents and directors Michelle Wilson and George Barrios to the board.According to Steven Muehlhausen of DAZN, WWE "will go back to being private" for the first time since it became a publicly traded company in October 1999. Muehlhausen further tweeted it's "unknown if Vince McMahon will return to head of creative but it is expected by some people."