Roberto Mancini's tenure as Saudi Arabia's national coach began with defeat to Costa Rica at a sparsely populated St James' Park
and the reported €25million annual salary he’ll be paid until 2027 supposedly had very little to do with Mancini’s choice to abandon his post. He instead put it down to a rejig of his coaching staff at Gravina’s behest.
Mancini seemed to approve of them too. The FIGC issued a joint press release communicating the changes and one of the additions followed him and the rest of his staff to Saudi Arabia. Mancini’s claim that his resignation had nothing to do with “what might happen in the future and where I’m off” did not convince.on RadioRai.
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