When Saudi Arabia defeated Argentina, they pulled off one of the biggest upsets in World Cup history, and they will soon receive a very large prize for their efforts.
According to rumours, the Saudi Arabian team will receive a Rolls-Royce Phantom as compensation for their outstanding triumph over Argentina.
One of the biggest surprises in the World Cup’s success was the lowest-ranked country, which shocked Lionel Messi and company. When Messi converted a penalty in the first half, it appeared as though the Copa America champions were headed for a comfortable three points.
But when Saleh Alshehri scored early in the second half, Salem Aldawsari quickly scored a miraculous goal to give the Middle Eastern nation a historic victory. And as a reward for their achievements, each participant will receive a Rolls Royce from Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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One of the best outcomes in the nation’s history was Saudi Arabia’s triumph over Argentina.
Another indication of how ecstatic Bin Salman was with their outcome is this earthquake gift. The win over the South Americans was quickly followed by the declaration of a national holiday in Saudi.
The super vehicle, though, is the most recent indication of his admiration for the national squad. The average price of a Rolls Royce Phantom is around £363,300.
This implies that Bin Salman, whose estimated net worth is £8 billion, will spend about £9.4 million to purchase a car for each member of the team. And if Herve Renard’s team can defeat Poland this afternoon, things can even get better.
The output of his country would have greatly pleased Bin Salman.
According to reports, each Green Falcons player would receive a Rolls Royce Phantom.
In their opening game against Mexico, Robert Lewandowski’s team struggled, and the Barcelona star himself missed a penalty against the tenacious Central Americans. Saudi Arabia would advance to the Round of 16 if they won their group, provided Argentina and Mexico also played to a draw.
After Saudi Arabia defeated Argentina, Herve Renard, the Saudi manager, stated that his team is still grounded. “There has been no change. In terms of experience and ranking, we are still the worst squad in the division, stated Renard.
“At this point, finishing first or second is the only positive outcome.” “We know where we come from and we keep our humility because if we don’t have the humility we won’t be able to play a good game,” the former manager of Morocco and Ivory Coast further stated.