The appointment of King Fahd Stadium to host the final of the Champions League

LONDON (Reuters) – The British newspaper Mirror on Saturday announced its own appointments for sites that could stage the Champions League final outside Europe, and King Fahad International Stadium in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. , was on the main list of the newspaper.
"Its modern design is equally impressive and can accommodate up to 68,000 spectators," said the Mirror of King Fahd Stadium, built in 1987 and still old. Works by architects Ian Fraser and John Roberts. "
The document complemented the design of the unique 24-column roof top roof as a heat-resistant umbrella. He would therefore be able to host the final of the UEFA Champions League if UEFA decided to do so.
The list included six other sites such as the Cairo International Stadium in Egypt, Dead Life and Atalanta in the United States of America, the Khalifa Stadium in Qatar, in addition to the Brazilian Maracana, one of the most popular stadiums in the world. most famous of South America.