Antonio Rüdiger is contemplating a move to Saudi Arabia following the World Cup in North America, according to reports from the Spanish portal 'Relevo.' It is reported that he is giving serious consideration to the prospect of heading to the desert. During the summer, there were speculations about a potential transfer to Saudi Arabia, with Al-Nassr expressing interest in him. Rüdiger was reportedly offered a substantial financial package, with a salary of 100 million Euros over four years. Nevertheless, he chose to remain at Real Madrid at that time.

Antonio Rüdiger is considering a move to Saudi Arabia after his contract with Real Madrid ends in 2026. There has been interest from clubs such as Al-Nassr, who are willing to offer significant financial incentives.

Last summer, Al-Nassr and Al-Hilal expressed interest in Antonio Rüdiger, proposing to make him the highest-paid defender in both the Saudi league and globally. Initially, these advances were disregarded by both Rüdiger and Real Madrid. Nonetheless, recent reports suggest that Rüdiger is now attracted by the idea of relocating to Saudi Arabia and intends to conclude his high-level career there following the expiration of his contract with Real Madrid in June 2026.

Rudiger has received 'several mega offers' from Saudi Arabia that would make him the highest-paid defender in football. Al Nassr is willing to pay a world-record salary for a defender, and he has already been tabled offers.