There’s no denying the influence of Cristiano Ronaldo. Ever since his impactful presence in Saudi Arabia, a wave of notable developments has followed in his wake. As the Middle Eastern nation actively cultivates its soccer landscape, the prospect of another prominent figure gracing its shores looms on the horizon. But, this time, it’s not a player but the renowned coach, Jose Mourinho, who could potentially reunite with his former protege at Al Nassr.

While Saudi Arabia forges ahead in the realm of soccer, significant news has also emerged regarding the 2030 FIFA World Cup, particularly concerning the much-debated alcohol ban.

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The partnership between Cristiano Ronaldo and Jose Mourinho was undeniably special. Together, the player and coach conquered the soccer world, amassing numerous accolades. While even today, their absence is keenly felt, there is a glimmer of hope that fans may get a chance to relive those glory days from many years ago.

In a recent interview with an Arabian journalist, Jose Mourinho was asked if he would like to come to Saudi Arabia, given his huge fan following in the Gulf Country. In response, the AS Roma boss replied, “No, they’ll see me there for sure because I’ll go for sure in some free time. But my condition is also that I’ll work there. I don’t know when but I’m pretty sure I want to.”

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While insisting on getting a job in the Middle East, the journalist asked him to come to Riyadh. Consequently, he replied, “I’m committed to Roma, to give everything to Roma until my last day. The future, nobody knows.” While pledging his alliance with the Italian side, Mourinho didn’t rule out a move to Saudi. Indeed, these are some promising words as we may see him reunite at Al Nassr alongside his former disciple Cristiano Ronaldo.

This potential reunion bodes well for the Middle Eastern country’s soccer development, as Jose Mourinho’s involvement is sure to make a significant impact. Saudi Arabia is already eagerly vying to host the FIFA World Cup. Speaking of which, substantial news has emerged regarding their stance on the alcohol ban.

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A fresh update on Saudi Arabia’s alcohol ban for FIFA World Cup

Earlier, Saudi Arabia had expressed its strong desire to host the 2030 FIFA World Cup. They even invested heavily in securing the participation of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi to support their bid. However, they faced a major setback when FIFA announced that Morocco, Spain, and Portugal would be the hosts of the 2030 edition. In the wake of this disappointment, Saudi Arabia is contemplating a significant decision for the 2034 tournament.

Reportedly, the country has chosen to reconsider its ‘alcohol ban’ in a bid to strengthen its candidacy for hosting the 2034 World Cup. Previously, Saudi Arabia had announced that host stadiums in their nation would not be permitted to sell alcohol. This was in line with Islamic laws that prohibited its consumption. However, following their loss in the bid for the 2030 tournament, they appear ready to make a surprising U-turn. What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments.

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