Jose Mourinho in Talks to Join Saudi Pro League Club Al-Shabab

The move comes days after his sacking from Roma, with his first game potentially against his former club.

Jose Mourinho, former Chelsea and Roma boss, is in talks to join Saudi Pro League club Al-Shabab, according to Italian journalist Gianluca di Marzio and a source who spoke to ESPN.
Mourinho's potential move comes just days after his sacking from Roma, and his first game in charge of Al-Shabab could be a friendly against his former club on January 24.
Al-Shabab, currently 11th in the Saudi Pro League standings, is aiming to challenge top clubs like Cristiano Ronaldo's Al-Nassr and Neymar's Al-Hilal within Saudi Arabia.
Mourinho, known as 'The Special One', has a reputation for turning around the fortunes of clubs he joins, and his signing could make Al-Shabab a top contender in Saudi Arabia and Asia.
Mourinho has previously expressed his willingness to work in Saudi Arabia and has been linked to a move with Al Shabab, stating that he knows the Saudi sports project well and has plans to strengthen the team with international players.