Saudi Arabia’s Massive Offer for Vinicius: €400M to Real Madrid, €1B Contract for the Brazilian

Saudi Arabia’s ambition to sign Vinicius Júnior is no longer a secret. The financial powerhouse of world football is determined to lure the Real Madrid star away from Spain.

This interest has already been discussed by insiders like Ramón Álvarez de Mon and Miguelito on YouTube. Now, journalist Eduardo Inda has revealed the exact figures behind the offer.

Saudi Arabia’s Astronomical Proposal

According to OK Diario, the Saudi Pro League is prepared to offer €300 million directly to Vinicius, while Real Madrid would receive €400 million for the transfer. The Brazilian’s potential destination? Al-Hilal, one of the league’s most dominant clubs.

The objective is clear: Saudi Arabia wants Vinicius as the face of their football revolution, with the ultimate goal of boosting their league ahead of the 2034 FIFA World Cup, which they will host.

Eduardo Inda’s Revelations on El Chiringuito

Eduardo Inda further elaborated on El Chiringuito, stating:

“Saudi clubs are increasing their offer for Vinicius. They are willing to pay him over €200 million per season, while offering Real Madrid €400 million. There is even an internal debate at Real Madrid, as some believe the team performs better without Vinicius. The best version of Mbappé, for instance, was seen when Vinicius was not on the pitch.”

Inda also hinted at the possibility of a temporary move rather than a permanent transfer:

“There is talk that Vinicius could go to Saudi Arabia for two or three years to help promote the World Cup before returning to Europe. It would be an incredibly lucrative ‘sabbatical’.”

A Historic Contract Offer

The first offer made to Vinicius reportedly included an unprecedented five-year contract worth €1 billion—earning him €200 million per season. This would multiply his current salary at Real Madrid, which was recently improved to match Kylian Mbappé’s earnings.

Additionally, the Saudi offer is not just about football. OK Diario reports that the Public Investment Fund (PIF) of Saudi Arabia has included a marketing component, proposing that Vinicius become the global ambassador of the 2034 FIFA World Cup.

With financial incentives like never before, the question now is: Will Vinicius Júnior be tempted to leave Real Madrid for the Saudi mega-project?