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Vinícius Júnior Transfer from Real Madrid to Al Nassr
According to Team Talk, Salah and Real Madrid's Vinicius Junior will be the two prime transfer targets for Saudi clubs at the end of the campaign. The report adds that clubs such as Al-Nassr feel there will be opportunities as Vinicius will enter the final 12 months of his deal this summer.
According to Team Talk, Salah and Real Madrid's Vinicius Junior will be the two prime transfer targets for Saudi clubs at the end of the campaign. The report adds that clubs such as Al-Nassr feel there will be opportunities as Vinicius will enter the final 12 months of his deal this summer.
Vinicius Junior has turned down a world-record transfer bid from the Saudi Pro League, specifically from Al-Nassr, despite the potential to join Cristiano Ronaldo. The offer included a €1 billion salary over five years and a €300 million transfer fee. Vini Jr chose to stay at Real Madrid, expressing a desire not to commit to the Saudi Pro League for such a long duration.
Vinicius Junior has turned down a world-record transfer bid from the Saudi Pro League, specifically from Al-Nassr, despite the potential to join Cristiano Ronaldo. The offer included a €1 billion salary over five years and a €300 million transfer fee. Vini Jr chose to stay at Real Madrid, expressing a desire not to commit to the Saudi Pro League for such a long duration.
Al-Nassr has secretly negotiated with Vinicius Junior, and it is reported that Real Madrid would earn 250 million euros from the transfer. The plans are considered overly ambitious.
Al-Nassr has secretly negotiated with Vinicius Junior, and it is reported that Real Madrid would earn 250 million euros from the transfer. The plans are considered overly ambitious.
90min reports on the potential transfer of Vinicius Junior to Al Nassr. Saudi Arabian giants Al Nassr are readying a blockbuster €400m (£342.9m) shopping spree to sign Real Madrid winger Vinicius Junior.
90min reports on the potential transfer of Vinicius Junior to Al Nassr. Saudi Arabian giants Al Nassr are readying a blockbuster €400m (£342.9m) shopping spree to sign Real Madrid winger Vinicius Junior.
Real Madrid are considering offers from Saudi Pro League clubs for Vinicius Junior. Al Nassr would be willing to offer the Brazilian wages comparable to Cristiano Ronaldo's annual salary of €200m (£167m). (Fichajes - Spain)
Real Madrid are considering offers from Saudi Pro League clubs for Vinicius Junior. Al Nassr would be willing to offer the Brazilian wages comparable to Cristiano Ronaldo's annual salary of €200m (£167m). (Fichajes - Spain)
The Telegraph reports that one of the Saudi Pro League clubs owned by the nation's Public Investment Fund (PIF) will be given the chance to bid for Vini Jr. and potentially match or surpass the €222 million fee that PSG paid Barcelona to sign Neymar back in 2017. The move is considered due to Vinicius Junior entering the final two years of his contract at Real Madrid, and the club considering selling to avoid him leaving for free.
The Telegraph reports that one of the Saudi Pro League clubs owned by the nation's Public Investment Fund (PIF) will be given the chance to bid for Vini Jr. and potentially match or surpass the €222 million fee that PSG paid Barcelona to sign Neymar back in 2017. The move is considered due to Vinicius Junior entering the final two years of his contract at Real Madrid, and the club considering selling to avoid him leaving for free.
The Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia is reportedly preparing a 'mega offer' to acquire Vinicius Jr. from Real Madrid. Sources suggest that the offer is expected to exceed 300 million euros in an attempt to persuade the Spanish giant, potentially surpassing the transfer record currently held by Paris Saint-Germain for Neymar. Furthermore, it is reported that Vinicius Jr. would be offered a record salary of 200 million euros per year for five seasons, amounting to a total of 1 billion euros over the contract period. Despite this, there have been no new contacts established with Vinicius Jr., who is said to be content in Madrid and wishes to remain there. Real Madrid has indicated that they would only release the player if his 1 billion euro release clause is met.
The Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia is reportedly preparing a 'mega offer' to acquire Vinicius Jr. from Real Madrid. Sources suggest that the offer is expected to exceed 300 million euros in an attempt to persuade the Spanish giant, potentially surpassing the transfer record currently held by Paris Saint-Germain for Neymar. Furthermore, it is reported that Vinicius Jr. would be offered a record salary of 200 million euros per year for five seasons, amounting to a total of 1 billion euros over the contract period. Despite this, there have been no new contacts established with Vinicius Jr., who is said to be content in Madrid and wishes to remain there. Real Madrid has indicated that they would only release the player if his 1 billion euro release clause is met.
The Saudi Pro League is interested in Vinicius Junior and has mentioned Al-Nassr as one of the potential clubs to acquire him. The offer made to Vinicius is reportedly 20 times his current salary. The transfer would allow Real Madrid to refresh their squad and add to their treasury, but Vinicius would lose the opportunity to aim for the Ballon d'Or and prestigious European competitions like the Champions League.
The Saudi Pro League is interested in Vinicius Junior and has mentioned Al-Nassr as one of the potential clubs to acquire him. The offer made to Vinicius is reportedly 20 times his current salary. The transfer would allow Real Madrid to refresh their squad and add to their treasury, but Vinicius would lose the opportunity to aim for the Ballon d'Or and prestigious European competitions like the Champions League.
According to journalist Ben Jacobs, Saudi Arabia is strongly pursuing Vinicius. The country is willing to pay 350 million to acquire the Brazilian. Al-Nassr has also expressed interest.
According to journalist Ben Jacobs, Saudi Arabia is strongly pursuing Vinicius. The country is willing to pay 350 million to acquire the Brazilian. Al-Nassr has also expressed interest.
The CEO of the Saudi Pro League, Omar Mugharbel, indicated interest in bringing Vinicius Jr. to Saudi Arabia. He noted that top Saudi clubs such as Al Nassr possess the necessary infrastructure and power to attract a player of Vinicius Jr.'s caliber. There had been a previous inquiry by the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia, but negotiations did not advance. Vinicius Jr. has a release clause of 1 billion euros with Real Madrid, and there were initial salary proposals of up to 350 million euros annually.
The CEO of the Saudi Pro League, Omar Mugharbel, indicated interest in bringing Vinicius Jr. to Saudi Arabia. He noted that top Saudi clubs such as Al Nassr possess the necessary infrastructure and power to attract a player of Vinicius Jr.'s caliber. There had been a previous inquiry by the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia, but negotiations did not advance. Vinicius Jr. has a release clause of 1 billion euros with Real Madrid, and there were initial salary proposals of up to 350 million euros annually.
Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), the majority owner of Al-Hilal, Al Nassr, and Al-Ahli, has offered a five-year contract worth around 200 million euros per season, plus bonuses. The package also includes a separate 10-year contract to be an ambassador for the 2034 World Cup in Saudi Arabia. Although the official offer is yet to be presented, Vinicius has not dismissed the move and has given PIF permission to approach Real Madrid.
Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), the majority owner of Al-Hilal, Al Nassr, and Al-Ahli, has offered a five-year contract worth around 200 million euros per season, plus bonuses. The package also includes a separate 10-year contract to be an ambassador for the 2034 World Cup in Saudi Arabia. Although the official offer is yet to be presented, Vinicius has not dismissed the move and has given PIF permission to approach Real Madrid.
Vinicius Junior is understood to be considering a lucrative proposal from Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, who own 75 per cent of Al Ahli, Al Ittihad, Al Hilal and Al Nassr, have discussed the transfer with Real Madrid, but the Spanish giants do not want him to leave. Real would also demand his £850m release clause. A formal offer has not yet been submitted, but Vinicius is yet to dismiss the idea.
Vinicius Junior is understood to be considering a lucrative proposal from Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, who own 75 per cent of Al Ahli, Al Ittihad, Al Hilal and Al Nassr, have discussed the transfer with Real Madrid, but the Spanish giants do not want him to leave. Real would also demand his £850m release clause. A formal offer has not yet been submitted, but Vinicius is yet to dismiss the idea.
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