The Saudi Team is waiting his new Argentinean coach Edgardo Bauza to arrive at Riyadh the next few days to supervise the Saudi Team "Al Akhdar" (unlike Saudi Team who was the Asian champion for long time). He will start his plan which Prince Nawaf Bin Faisal, the Head Chief of Youth Care, counts on hoping to regain the Saudi football stand internationally after many quakes such as the early dishonorable departure from the 1st round of Asian Cup which takes place nowadays in Doha. Few months ago, the Saudi Football Union had terminated Bauza's contract when the coach arrived at Riyadh in a secret mission to supervise the team after Asia Cup even if the team becomes better or wins the cup. Bauza is familiar with Saudi team as he coevals with their victory and outstanding scores two seasons ago. Bauza is heard to be the coach of the Ecuadorian team ‘Quito' with which he won the Ecuador Championship 2007 and South America Championship 2008. This team was the first to win international championship in the history of Ecuador. Bauza leaded Quito to the final match against Manchester United in FIFA Club World Cup in Japan but lost it with score 0-1. Edgar Bauza was the best coach in South America year 2008 and the 3rd best coach in the world according to the last year classification which was headed by the Scottish Alex Ferguson ‘Manchester United coach', the Dutch Advocat ‘Zenith coach' and the French Arsine Finger ‘Arsenal coach'. His life is a record full of football starting as a defense player in the Argentinean team Rosario Central from 1977 till 1986. Then he transferred to the Argentinean team Independenty. Later, he represented the Columbian team ‘Junior' then the Mexican team ‘Cruz'. He retired in 1991 after playing 310 matches and scoring 80 goals. He was one of the Argentinean Team who participated in World Cup 1990 with Maradona and Calderon. Bauza started his coaching career with the first team he played with: Rosario Central from 1998 till 2001. Then he coached Colon from 2002 till 2003 with which he achieved the second rank in Argentinean League. Also, he reached the semi-final with his team in FIFA Club World Cup. In Peru, Bauza coached Sporting Crystal team from 2004 till 2005 which becomes the league champion. Again he returned to Colon team from 2005 till 2006; then moved on to be the coach of Quito which becomes the champions of Ecuador year 2007, and South America Championship year 2008 (the first champion team).
