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Saudi Ministry of Sport Invites Investors to Develop Sports, Hospitality Complexes in Madinah

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Saudi Ministry of Sport Invites Investors to Develop Sports, Hospitality Complexes in Madinah

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The Saudi Ministry of Sport has announced an investment opportunity in Madinah. The project entails developing, operating, and maintaining a comprehensive sports, commercial, hotel, and entertainment complex.
Situated on Airport Road, the 29,335-square-meter site is strategically located near major commercial centers and the second ring road. The project aims to enhance Madinah's hospitality capacity, catering to the growing number of visitors and pilgrims.
The investment opportunity includes constructing football fields, swimming pools, cycling tracks, and tennis courts. The Ministry of Sport invited interested investors to submit their applications by November 23. The project contract period is 35 years.

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England’s Grealish Will Get Some Abuse from Irish Fans, Robinson Says 

England's midfielder Jack Grealish (L) and England's midfielder Bukayo Saka arrive to take part in a team training session at St George's Park in Burton-on-Trent, central England, on September 4, 2024 ahead of their UEFA Nations League League B, Group 2 football match against Finland on September 10. (AFP)
England's midfielder Jack Grealish (L) and England's midfielder Bukayo Saka arrive to take part in a team training session at St George's Park in Burton-on-Trent, central England, on September 4, 2024 ahead of their UEFA Nations League League B, Group 2 football match against Finland on September 10. (AFP)
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England’s Grealish Will Get Some Abuse from Irish Fans, Robinson Says 

England's midfielder Jack Grealish (L) and England's midfielder Bukayo Saka arrive to take part in a team training session at St George's Park in Burton-on-Trent, central England, on September 4, 2024 ahead of their UEFA Nations League League B, Group 2 football match against Finland on September 10. (AFP)
England's midfielder Jack Grealish (L) and England's midfielder Bukayo Saka arrive to take part in a team training session at St George's Park in Burton-on-Trent, central England, on September 4, 2024 ahead of their UEFA Nations League League B, Group 2 football match against Finland on September 10. (AFP)

Jack Grealish, who represented Ireland at youth level before switching allegiance to England, will come in for some abuse from home fans in Saturday's Nations League match between the sides in Dublin, Ireland striker Callum Robinson said.

Manchester City attacker Grealish, who was dropped from England's Euro 2024 squad by former head coach Gareth Southgate, was recalled by interim manager Lee Carsley last week for matches against Ireland and Finland.

Robinson, who went in the opposite direction as Grealish in playing for England's youth teams before switching to Ireland, expected the 28-year-old to handle the hot reception.

"I think he'll be getting ready for a bit of abuse but that's part of it, it's part of the game," Robinson, Grealish's former teammate at Aston Villa, said on Tuesday.

"He's old enough and with being a senior player now, that stuff's going to come.

"I'd be surprised if he doesn't because I think he gets booed anywhere he goes anyway, even in England."