Attempt number 2? Saudi Arabia has chosen a new head coach

The Saudi Arabian Football Federation appears to have settled on a new head coach for the national team following Roberto Mancini's resignation.

Details: Insider Nicolo Schira reports that the federation has decided to consider a coach who has already led the national team before. The source confirms that talks have begun with Hervé Renard to discuss his potential return as head coach.

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Reminder: Saudi Arabia was Renard's last position in men's football. He led the team to the recent World Cup, leaving his role only in March of last year.

Notably, the 56-year-old coach boasts two Africa Cup of Nations titles, having lifted the trophy with both Zambia and Côte d'Ivoire.