Real Madrid is facing a potential emigration of star talent, with reports suggesting that both Vinicius Jr. and Rodrygo has received lucrative offers from Saudi Arabic clubs. While Vinicius’ potential features have been discussed to a large extent, Rodry’s introduction into the Saudi interest adds a new dimension to the ongoing transfer story.
Vinicius Jr., Ballon d’Or runner, was previously linked to Saudi clubs last summer. AS reports that Al-Hilal, recently liberated from Neymar’s contract, prepares an astonishing $ 1.35 billion (1.3 billion euros) Package to acquire the Brazilian wing.
This offer includes a salary of $ 1.05 billion ($ 1 billion) for Vinicius for five years and a $ 312 million transfer fee (300 million euros) for Real Madrid. The transfer fee would easily exceed the previous world record that Paris Saint-Germain set in 2017 when they acquired Neymar from Barcelona.
Rodry’s response to Vinicius potential transfer
After his two -goal performance against Brest in the Champions League, Rodrygo Talked about rumors about Vinicius’s potential move to Saudi Arabia. He expressed his belief that Vinicius remains fully involved in Real Madrid and emphasized his teammate’s focus on scoring the club. Rodry’s comments are aimed at highlighting the team’s unit and commitment to the club.
While Vinicius is commitment to Real Madrid, Highlight reports that Rodryo himself has received a significant offer from a Saudi club. Although the financial details have not been revealed, sources indicate that byFer would make Rodrygo one of the highest paid players in the Saudi Pro League.
The report emphasizes that while Rodrygo intends to honor his contract with Real Madrid (running until 2028)His inclusion in the Saudi interest increases the potential of the player’s movement.
The reported offers to both Vinicius and Rodrygo demonstrates Saudi Arabia’s ambitious and aggressive pursuit of top level European football speaker. The major financial resources available to Saudi clubs allow them to make incredibly lucrative offers and challenge traditional power dynamics in the global transmission market.
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