Saudi Arabia’s Stunning $1 Billion Offer for Vinicius Junior Sparks Transfer Speculation Amid Mohamed Salah Rumors

British newspapers and sports websites reported information that Saudi Arabia may have “made an offer that cannot be refused” for the Brazilian to move for Real Madrid winger Vinicius Junior. The American magazine “Forbes” mentioned allegations that the Saudi club Al-Ahly had previously offered a billion dollars to lure Vinicius, including the cost of the transfer and the player’s salary. The Brazilian player’s contract with Real Madrid expires in 2027. The Nigerian newspaper The Guardian reported yesterday that a delegation from Saudi Arabia’s Al-Ahly traveled to Spain to meet the 24-year-old Brazilian player . He cited news sites claiming that Saudi Arabia had offered “Vini” (his short name) a 4-year contract and “an annual salary unmatched in world football.” She said Feeney agreed in principle to the Saudi offer, and opened the door for his possible move from Real Madrid to Al-Ahly Saudi Arabia. It was revealed to those close to him that he received calls from Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester United and Chelsea. But he prefers the Saudi offer. On the other hand, the interest of the Real Madrid managers in “Fini” has increased, to the extent that they are considering giving him a new contract, less than a year after his current contract was extended. The American network ESPN said yesterday that the Saudi offer to Finney would allow him to receive one billion dollars over five years. On another level; Yesterday, British tabloid newspaper Daily Mirror reported that former Liverpool sporting director George Schmattky believes Liverpool’s Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah is a possible move to Saudi Arabia next summer. Salah’s (32 year old) contract with Liverpool is expected to expire at the end of this season. The exchange suggested speculation that Mohamed Salah will move to Al-Ittihad Club in Jeddah, with a value of up to 150 million pounds. The Mirror wrote that Liverpool had not offered Salah a new contract due to the age issue. Salah indicated last September that he intended to move elsewhere.