Abdulmajid Ahmed Alhagbani joins board of Newcastle United - Companies House update nufc
This latestThe filing was received by Companies House on Wednesday but it states that Abdulmajid Ahmed Alhagbani was appointed to the Newcastle United board on 23 February 2023.Meanwhile, Majed Al Sorour is no longer a Newcastle United director.
He joined the NUFC board on 12 May 2022 and via another Companies House filing, he officially left theAs Sorour was an adviser to the Saudi Arabia PIF and was often seen at Newcastle United home matches .Not a lot of details to be found online but Abdulmajid Ahmed Alhagbani has had a number of roles working for the Saudi Arabia PIF, including as a representative at Qassim Cement and Kingdom Holding Co., which deals in finance.
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