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Former Barcelona coach is a leading candidate for the Saudi giants

Former Barcelona coach is a leading candidate for the Saudi giants
Former Spanish star player and coach Xavi Hernandez may be appointed head coach of one of the leading teams in Saudi Arabia - Al-Hilal. This was reported by Florian Plettenberg, a well-known insider journalist in the world of football.

Xavi is considered the main candidate

According to reports, the 45-year-old specialist is being considered as part of the club's main plans to manage the team. Al-Hilal, dissatisfied with its recent results, terminated the contract with Portuguese coach Jorge Jesus.

The team has not been able to show the expected results in the domestic championship and the Elite Champions League, so the management has begun looking for a new coach. So far, the most serious candidate is Xavi.

Xavi - a great experience and a representative of the Barça school

Xavi worked as the head coach of Barcelona from November 2021 to June 2024. He once tried to return to the Barça style of play, gave opportunities to young players and led the team to the championship despite financial difficulties.

In the summer of 2024, he said goodbye to the club and has been unemployed since then. Now he can start a new project - the Saudi Pro League giants Al-Hilal.

What is the situation of Al-Hilal?

Currently, Al-Hilal is in second place in the standings with 62 points from 29 rounds this season. The team remains among the leading clubs, but a serious step is required in the fight for the championship.

In conclusion…

If Xavi accepts the position of head coach of Al-Hilal, another big transfer will take place in Saudi football. His style, methodical approach and football philosophy can give the team a new spirit.

What do you think - can Xavi succeed in Saudi Arabia or will this decision be a setback for his coaching career?
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