Saudi Arabia wins Gulf Cup amid rumors of coaching change

The Saudi Arabian national football team, led by Greek coach Georgios Donis, secured its fourth Gulf Cup title after a 2-0 victory over the United Arab Emirates in the final of the 27th Arabian Gulf Cup. Under Donis, the team maintained a strong defensive record throughout the tournament, finishing without a single loss or conceded goal during the competition.

Despite this success, reports have surfaced suggesting that the Saudi Arabian Football Federation may have reached an agreement with Spanish coach Roberto Martínez to take over the national team. These rumors have sparked significant backlash among fans on social media, who are advocating for the continuity of Donis following his recent achievements. Donis has managed the team since April, recording six wins, three draws, and two losses in 11 matches.

With Saudi Arabia set to host the 2027 AFC Asian Cup, fans are looking toward the future of the squad and the coaching staff as they aim for continental success.