According to Spanish media, Mohammed Bin Salman maintains a link with Bolsonaro and a Brazilian club could be interested. Italy and France are other alternatives.
After landing in Newcastle with a multi-million dollar investment that transformed the club into the richest in the world, Prince Mohammed Bin Salman is now examining the possibility of extending his control to other clubs in Europe and even South America, with Brazil as the main focus.
As reported by Diario As, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia maintains good ties with Jair Bolsonaro, president of Brazil. Given this, they point out that there is the possibility that the Arab will disembark in Brazilian football, with Cruzeiro as one of the targeted clubs.
Beyond South America, there is also the possibility of Italy, with Inter as the next target. The economic problems facing the Italian club, owned by the Chinese Stevan Zhang, could lead to a sale, with the Arab as the main interested party.
France also appears on the horizon according to the Spanish media. There, the goal would be Olympique de Marseille, another club affected by the economic crisis. The media adds that there was already an interest in the last season, but Frank McCourt, the club’s main shareholder, does not want to sell.
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