Al-Ahli is preparing a colossal transfer offer for Vinicius Jr while concerns persist concerning the extension of his contract at Real Madrid.
The leaders of the Saudi Pro League have long been interested in the Brazilian striker and closely follow the growing tensions between Real Madrid and Vinicius. According to Talksport, Saudi officials have prepared a record offer of 300 million euros (261 million pounds sterling/351 million dollars) for the Madrid striker in the event of a break between Vinicius and the club. In addition, the Saudi club is ready to offer 1 billion euros (870 million pounds sterling/$ 1.2 billion) for a five -year contract at the double winner of the Champions League.
Vini Jr. demands to be the best paid player of Real Madrid.
Saudi leaders were disappointed when Kylian Mbappé declined their colossal offer of 300 million euros (261 million pounds sterling/351 million dollars) in 2023. There is an internal feeling that another leading player must be recruited for the Saudi League, and with the victory of Al-Ahli in the Asian Champions League last season, the club based in Djeddah plans to make the important transfer it deserves. However, Vinicius publicly declared that he wanted to stay in Madrid, but his request to be the best paid player of the club raises uncertainties about his future. The Saudis know that an agreement will be difficult to conclude, but they are optimistic and think that if it is not now, an agreement may be concluded later, perhaps by the 2027-2028 season, when the Brazilian is still in the age of age.
The club is not willing to meet the requirements of the Brazilian.
The negotiations between Madrid and Vinicius Jr. to extend his contract until 2030 are at a standstill. Two years before the end of his current contract, the Brazilian striker claims the colossal sum of 30 million euros (26 million pounds sterling/35 million dollars), including a renewal bonus, which would make him the best paid player of the club. Whiteos are however reluctant to meet this demand, especially because of its recent decrease in form, especially during the Club World Cup where it has experienced difficulties.
Xabi Alonso's team is currently pressure on the Liga to postpone their opening match against Osasuna. The president of La Liga, Javier Tebas, had refused the club's request, but he is now undergoing new pressures to reprogram the opening match of the season after the AFE (Spanish footballers' association) called to the single competition judge.
