Saudi Arabian Football Federation (SAFF)’s Post

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2034 FIFA World Cup in Saudi Arabia – History. Earned. History doesn’t hand out invitations—it demands commitment. It’s built on relentless effort, unwavering belief, and a nation united behind a dream. Today, Saudi Arabia steps onto the global stage, not as a guest, but as a proud host of the greatest sporting competition in the world. This is our moment, born of ambition and hard work. This is our legacy, shaped for generations to come. Because history isn’t given. It’s earned. Saudi Arabian Football Federation (SAFF) | Saudi Arabia FIFA World Cup™️ 2034 bid | Ministry of Sport – وزارة الرياضة

Saudi Arabia has emerged as the frontrunner to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup, securing a higher technical score than the joint bid from the United States, Canada, and Mexico. FIFA’s bid evaluation report awarded Saudi Arabia an average score of 4.2 out of 5 despite the country not yet completing several proposed stadiums for the event. Key to Saudi Arabia’s bid is the ambitious construction of the 92,760-seat King Salman International Stadium in Riyadh and seven additional stadiums, all slated for completion by 2032. Three of these are expected to be finished ahead of schedule for the 2027 Asian Cup. The evaluation results have surprised many in the footballing world, as the US, Canada, and Mexico were widely considered favorites due to their advanced infrastructure and established history with major tournaments. For more updates follow @gazettenowofficial or visit www.gazettenow.com #fifa #saudiarabia #gazettenow #trendingnow

Saudi Arabia has revealed plans for the King Salman Stadium, a massive 92,000-capacity venue set to be built in Riyadh for the 2034 FIFA Men's World Cup. The stadium will serve as the main base for the Saudi national football team. A promotional video, featuring computer-generated imagery, was released by the Saudi Ministry of Sports, offering a glimpse of the state-of-the-art facility. The stadium is expected to be completed by the fourth quarter of 2029, marking a significant step in the country’s preparations for hosting the World Cup. #KingSalmanStadium #FIFA2034 #SaudiArabia #WorldCup20234 #SportsInfrastructure

Great insights from Almamoun Alshingiti on the evolving sports landscape in Saudi Arabia. The focus on football and the rise of other sports presents incredible opportunities for brands. 54 Saudi Arabia is well-positioned to help navigate this exciting journey. #SportsBusiness #SaudiVision2030

The 2034 World Cup represents the boldest move yet to stimulate a dynamic a sports eco system, that will support the Kingdoms economic and social diversification agenda, as outlined in the 2030 vision. As highlighted by Al Mamoun's post, a fundamental requirement/ challenge over the next 10 years, will be the introduction and mobilisation of the private sector to off set long term cap x and op x risk, and broaden the number of operations/investors. This will require some structural adjustment and further stakeholder leadership, but given the pace of change todate it is clear that this next phase will soon materialise.

Saudi Arabia has revealed plans for the King Salman Stadium, a massive 92,000-capacity venue set to be built in Riyadh for the 2034 FIFA Men's World Cup. The stadium will serve as the main base for the Saudi national football team. A promotional video, featuring computer-generated imagery, was released by the Saudi Ministry of Sports, offering a glimpse of the state-of-the-art facility. The stadium is expected to be completed by the fourth quarter of 2029, marking a significant step in the country’s preparations for hosting the World Cup. #KingSalmanStadium #FIFA2034 #SaudiArabia #WorldCup20234 #SportsInfrastructure

Saudi Arabia has revealed plans for the King Salman Stadium, a massive 92,000-capacity venue set to be built in Riyadh for the 2034 FIFA Men's World Cup. The stadium will serve as the main base for the Saudi national football team. A promotional video, featuring computer-generated imagery, was released by the Saudi Ministry of Sports, offering a glimpse of the state-of-the-art facility. The stadium is expected to be completed by the fourth quarter of 2029, marking a significant step in the country’s preparations for hosting the World Cup. #KingSalmanStadium #FIFA2034 #SaudiArabia #WorldCup20234 #SportsInfrastructure

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I am truly SICK OF IT! Since the announcement that Saudi Arabia will host FIFA World Cup 2034, a western (mainly north-European) denigratory campaign has been activated. This bashing is getting tedious, unjustified, and simply inaccurate. The constant criticism by (especially) the The Guardian, BBC and The Mail Newspapers is getting boring. As a resident of the GCC, I consider myself an informed and objective observer. Saudi is a leading middle-eastern and GCC country, with its own beautiful culture and traditions. The Kingdom is a fast developing country, with huge ambitions, both in economy and in human rights/environment. Like any country, Saudi Arabia is running towards great improvements and monumental achievements. On the other hand, is your country perfect? How many problems affect the western countries? If we would count, I guess the West should loose the right to host any sport competitions permanently. And by the way...these newspapers did the exact same against the State of Qatar, back in 2022. And we have witnessed in Doha the best edition EVER in the history of FIFA World Cup. Welcome to the era or western JEALOUSY of the GCC success.