Sources have reported that Al Hilal's delegation will head to the United States on a private jet in twenty days, in preparation for participating in the FIFA Club World Cup.

The team's roster of 35 players will be determined by the new coaching staff, which is expected to be announced soon, as a preliminary step to prepare the team for the global tournament.

Reports have confirmed that Al Hilal is required to register its final roster before June 10, according to the exceptional period allocated by FIFA for the 32 qualified clubs.

In the context of preparations, Al Hilal has recently been linked to several strong signings, including Nigerian Victor Osimhen, loaned from Napoli to Galatasaray, and Portuguese Bruno Fernandes, captain of Manchester United.

Through this participation, Al Hilal aims to enhance its global presence, amid significant fan expectations for a commendable performance in the tournament and achieving results that befit the club's history and status.