Kevin Pietersen Expresses Delight Over Saudi Arabia Hosting FIFA World Cup 2034

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London:Former England cricket captain and renowned batsman Kevin Pietersen has expressed his immense joy and excitement following Saudi Arabia’s successful bid to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup. Pietersen took to social media platform *X* (formerly Twitter) to share his thoughts, calling it “a fantastic moment” that another FIFA World Cup will be hosted in the Middle East.

In his post, Pietersen celebrated the fact that Saudi Arabia will be following in Qatar’s footsteps, hosting a tournament where fans, including families, can enjoy the festival in a peaceful and safe environment, free from any violence or unrest. He highlighted the positive experience he had attending the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar and fondly recalled how much he enjoyed his time there.

Pietersen wrote, “It’s such a fantastic thing that another World Cup will be held in the Middle East. Just like Qatar, it will be an experience where boys, girls, moms, and dads can enjoy a festival without any trouble.”

The announcement of Saudi Arabia as the host of the 2034 FIFA World Cup has been met with widespread praise and excitement. Earlier, Portuguese football legend and Al Nassr player Cristiano Ronaldo had also voiced his support for Saudi Arabia’s bid, calling the event “the best World Cup in football history.”

Ronaldo shared a video on *X*, where he praised the country’s infrastructure, stadiums, and the conditions provided for fans. “Everything is set to make 2034 the best World Cup in history,” Ronaldo remarked.

FIFA officially confirmed Saudi Arabia as the host nation for the 2034 World Cup on Wednesday, bringing an end to months of speculation. The decision was widely celebrated, not just in Saudi Arabia, but around the world, as it marks another milestone for football in the Middle East.

Saudi Arabia’s selection is seen as a huge step forward in the country’s growing sports ambitions and its commitment to showcasing the region on the global sports stage. The 2034 World Cup will be the first time the tournament will be held in Saudi Arabia, promising to offer fans an unforgettable experience, with state-of-the-art infrastructure and world-class facilities.

This historic decision is a testament to Saudi Arabia’s investment in sports and its vision to transform the country into a global hub for international sporting events in the coming years.