Saudi Arabia Entices Lionel Messi With $350m Per Year
Rumours have it that the Saudi Arabian club Al Hilal is prepared to compete with Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nassr by making Lionel Messi an alluring offer of up to $350 million per year.
Messi, a player for Paris Saint-Germain, will become a free agent in less than six months when his contract expires in the summer.
The Pain’s Undo Depository reported yesterday that the potential creditors are proposing to pay. е for a move right away in annual revenue of between $300 million and $350 million.
The current season of the East Georgia Giants ends on June 30, but the East Georgia Giants are willing to pay his transfer fee to let him to play for them in the upcoming Club World Series scheduled for February.
Contrary to popular belief, Messi has not agreed to extend his contract at the Parc des Princes, according to ForbesSport, which gives hope to organisations like Inter Miami and his previous team FC Barcelona.
Portugal’s Ronaldo had signed a two-year deal with Al Nassr, a rival of Al Hilal, for a contract worth €200 million per year, including commercial perks.
The 37-year-old captain of Portugal left Manchester United following a contentious interview in which he criticised the team and became a free agent.
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The signing of the former Real Madrid great was referred to as “history in the making” by Al Nassr, a nine-time champion in the Saudi Pro League.
The development surrounding Al Hilal’s offer to Messi is becoming more credible as Saudi Arabia, along with Greece and Egypt, is currently putting together a bid to host the 2030 World Cup. Having two of the greatest footballers of all time play in their domestic league will significantly help Saudi Arabia’s bid.
Messi is no stranger to Saudi Arabia, according to ForbesSport, having joined the Kingdom’s ‘Visit Saudi’ tourist campaign as an ambassador in 2022.
Messi will also go there later this month to play for PSG against Al Nassr in a friendly, and Al Hilal might take advantage of the occasion to present him with a specific offer. He criticised the club in a contentious interview.
The signing of the former Real Madrid great was referred to as “history in the making” by Al Nassr, a nine-time champion in the Saudi Pro League.
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