Al-Qadisiyah signs Peter Kennon
Officials of the Saudi Al-Qadisiyah Club decided to contract with Englishman Peter Keenon, former CEO of Manchester United and Chelsea.
According to reports, Peter Keenon will provide consultations. An administrator for Al-Qadisiyah Club based on the long experience he gained during his work with Chelsea and Manchester United in recent years.
The sources explained that there was an agreement between Al-Qadisiyah and Al-English to divide its work between the club’s headquarters in Al-Khobar and meetings via video communication.
Peter Kennon assumed the position of Executive Vice President of Manchester United in 1997, and 3 years later he became CEO after the departure of Martin Edwards.
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