Children Of Heads Of State Do Not Chew The Old &Nbsp; Start Their Own Businesses.

Work: the chairman of the Libya Football Association and the behind the scenes boss of Libya foreign investment company.

Al-qaddafi's three son, Saadi, is a complete football fan. Since childhood, Saadi has had an indissoluble bond with football. He has forgotten everything when he saw football. He thinks he has an extraordinary talent for football, saying he is good at playing the left forward and center. Later, Saadi was selected into the national team and became Libya's international champion. Subsequently, he "airborne" Italy, successively played in Perugia and many other first-class teams. Of course, Saadi is not famous for his outstanding skills, but because he is Al-qaddafi's son. The coaches of some western countries once said that Saadi's level was exaggerated by himself, and his skills were at best "amateur level".

Today, Saadi remains president of the Libya Football Association and remains the honorary chairman of the football club. If he had time, he would run to the green field and kick several feet. Saadi also has a secret identity -- behind the scenes boss of Libya foreign investment company in Arabia, who used all the money he made to buy shares in some European football clubs. {page_break}