Overview
- The Athletic and other outlets report the former Celtic manager has flown to Saudi Arabia to finalise terms to become Al Qadsiah head coach.
- He is the preferred candidate to replace Michel Gonzalez, who was sacked on Sunday, with reports suggesting an agreement could be concluded in the coming days.
- The appointment process is being driven by chief executive James Bisgrove, with sporting director Carlos Anton involved in interviews and negotiations.
- Al Qadsiah are fifth in the Saudi Pro League and plan to move to a larger new stadium in 2026 as part of a wider growth plan.
- There has been no official confirmation from the club or Rodgers, and separate reports note the team is among Saudi sides linked with pursuing Mohamed Salah.