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Despite the incessant refusals of Real Madrid and the procrastination of Vinicius and his entourage, Saudi Arabia is once again making a comeback. According to ESPNSaudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) continues to express interest in a deal for Real's Brazilian winger, and made contact with the striker's representatives last month. As a reminder, the PIF currently controls four of the biggest teams in the country. Information confirmed by Marca journalist, José Félix Diaz, last night on the show El Chiringuito. The latter confided that the president of the Saudi Pro League told him: “Vinicius? It’s not a dream, we’re working on it.”
If no concrete proposal has been made for the striker under contract with Real Madrid until 2027, the Saudis' interest in Vinicius is still real. According to MarcaAl-Hilal, at the top of the Saudi championship, would like to make Vinicius the replacement for Neymar. The player did not reject the idea and left open the possibility of a future deal, but negotiations did not progress further.
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