All eyes are on an anticipated deal that could bring about a significant transformation in Saudi football, as Al-Waleed bin Talal is close to announcing the acquisition of Al-Hilal in the coming days.

This comes as the Public Investment Fund confirms its approach to selling one of the clubs it owns, with strong indications that Al-Hilal is the club in question.

The future of "Al-Zaeem" garners wide attention due to its status as one of the most prominent clubs in the Asian continent. Fans are eagerly anticipating the form of the new management and the extent to which it will maintain the stability that has contributed to successes in recent years.

Temporary continuation of the current administration.

In this context, Ahmed Al-Ajlan revealed that the current board of directors of Al-Hilal will continue its duties temporarily for an additional month to ensure stability until the end of the season.

He pointed out that this transitional period will be followed by the reformation of a new board of directors, aligning with the directions of the new owners, with the possibility of some current members continuing.

Features of the new structure

According to the circulated details, Prince Alwaleed bin Talal is expected to assume the position of Chairman of the Club's Board of Directors following the official completion of the deal.

The plan also includes the creation of the position of "Managing Director" to directly oversee the workflow within the club, as part of organizing the new administrative structure.

Regarding the executive side, information indicates that Steve Calzada will continue in his position as CEO, a move aimed at maintaining administrative stability and continuing development plans within the club.

All details remain contingent on the anticipated official announcement, which is expected to determine the fate of one of the most significant deals in the history of Saudi clubs.