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The future of Vinicius Junior has generated a lot of speculation in recent months, Saudi Arabia pressure to sign the Real Madrid superstar.
He spoke of the situation after Tuesday's victory in the Champions League against Manchester City, even if many doubts still remain, especially since the club's leaders would not have reacted to the comments.
Saudi Arabia wants Vinicius to be the next big star to go to this Middle East nation. There have been several contacts between the Saudi pro League and the representatives of the Real Madrid winger, and these meetings have now been documented in a new report by Radio Marca. It was declared that the first meeting between Saudi Arabia and the representatives of Vinicius dates back to 2023, and the player himself would have listened to the discussions that took place.
Saudi Arabia offers Vinicius a package worth one billion euros (a five -year contract worth 200 million euros per season), but it wanted to emphasize that the proposal n 'is not only motivated by his financial offers. The idea was also to try the Brazilian superstar so that she became ambassador of the 2034 World Cup, whose victory was confirmed by the Saudi candidacy a few months ago.
An incredible offer
The members of the entourage of Vinicius, who went to Saudi Arabia barely three weeks ago, consider that the offer on the table is “unprecedented and irrefutable”. The player himself is interested, even if one of his concerns concerns the possible tarnishing of his image in the eyes of the leaders and supporters of Real Madrid. He does not want to be perceived as a man who makes this gesture for money, because it would not be his intention.
For the moment, the situation is very open, since Vinicius has not yet made a final decision, despite his comments at the start of the week.
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