First, he will face Qatar's PSG in an attempt to win the Champions League with Inter. Then, Simone Inzaghi’s future seems destined for Al Hilal of Riyadh, the team of Milinkovic Savic and Koulibaly. In Saudi Arabia, there is no doubt. According to SSC, one of Saudi Arabia's main sports broadcasters, Simone Inzaghi will take over as coach of the Saudi capital team following the final in Munich. He will make his Club World Cup debut against Real Madrid on June 18 at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium. These are not mere rumors: the soccer market and its impact on the media in Saudi Arabia are significantly different from those in Europe. This is due to the fact that the club in question is managed by the Public Investment Fund (PIF), a sovereign wealth fund in Saudi Arabia that possesses an immense amount of power, with assets valued at an aggregate of 925 billion dollars. The numbers we are discussing are a temptation that the current Inter coach may find extremely difficult to resist: 50 million per season for three years.