Middle East News: Riyadh Crescent fully empowers Inzaghi, hoping to attract more famous coaches to Saudi Arabia

Inter Milan officially announced that Xiao Inzaghi left the team, who will take over as Riyadh Crescent Coach and lead the team to participate in the Club World Cup.

According to Saudi media "Middle East" report, Inzaghi and Riyadh Crescent signed a two-year contract with an annual salary of 26 million euros. Sources revealed that the management of the Crescent Moon has been negotiating with Inzaghi since April this year, with club chairman Nafer himself playing a key role in persuading the other party to join.

Sources said that Inzaghi Jr. asked all Saudi players to participate in the Club World Cup training camp for a comprehensive assessment and decide on the team's roster and local players' lineup. In addition, he proposed to introduce a forward, a full-back, a central defender and a midfielder, and put forward a list of candidates that match his tactical style.

People familiar with the matter told the Middle East that Riyadh Crescent gave Inzagie full power, including excluding any players who do not meet the interests of the team and participating in the selection of coaches in the U21 echelon. Many senior executives of Saudi sports believe that the arrival of Inzaghi Jr. marks the beginning of a new era of Saudi football and is expected to attract more world-class coaches to the Saudi League in the future.