A part of Real Madrid's supporters demand the sale of Vinicius Jr due to his provocations, especially since Kylian Mbappé's arrival, which reduced his importance in the team. Saudi Arabia has proposed 350 million euros to recruit him, a record offer, and they are convinced to relaunch an offensive in the coming months to sign the Brazilian. They have decided that Al-Ahli would be the club he plays for. However, the club considers him non-transferable despite internal tensions.

According to journalist Ben Jacobs, Saudi Arabia is strongly pursuing Vinicius. The country is willing to pay 350 million to acquire the Brazilian. The club specifically mentioned is Al-Ahli.

Saudi dealmakers have 'chosen' Al-Ahli as the club to launch a world-record bid for Vinicius Jr in the summer. Pro League CEO Omar Mugharbel claimed that a transfer of Vinicius to Saudi Arabia is 'only a matter of time'. Talks have taken place on the player side already with Al-Ahli in mind. Saudi are prepared to pay €350 million, not the €1 billion release clause, to test Real Madrid's resolve.

90min has reported that Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund is interested in signing Vinicius Junior from Real Madrid. The Fund continues to express its interest in acquiring the player. Khaled Al Issa, a director at Al Ahli, stated that his club had been interested in Vinicius, but unexpected circumstances led them to pursue Brentford striker Ivan Toney instead. Additionally, it was noted that the PIF re-established contact with Vinicius' representatives in December to affirm that the Brazilian remains a top priority for them.

Saudi Arabia is witnessing a football expansion and aims to bring Vinicius Junior to their league. The Saudi Premier League director, Omar Mugharbel, confirmed their interest and mentioned that they want to bring Vinicius, emphasizing that it is not a dream but a reality, and that it is all about price, time, and negotiations. Al Ahly is preparing a one billion euro offer, which includes the player's salary and compensation to Real Madrid. However, a release clause in Vinicius's contract with Real Madrid for one billion euros could pose a hurdle. If Vinicius insists on leaving, Florentino Perez might agree to a lower fee.

The CEO of the Saudi Pro League, Omar Mugharbel, expressed interest in bringing Vinicius Jr. to Saudi Arabia. He noted that top Saudi clubs like Al Ahli have the necessary infrastructure and power to attract a player of Vinicius Jr.'s caliber. It was reported that there was a previous inquiry by the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia, but negotiations did not progress. Vinicius Jr. is said to have a release clause of 1 billion euros with Real Madrid, and there were initial salary proposals of up to 350 million euros annually.

Vinicius Junior continues to be a sought-after player for Saudi Arabia, as they are keen to make him their newest high-profile acquisition for the Pro League. Real Madrid reportedly dismissed any offers that did not meet the forward's €1 billion buyout clause during the summer. It is understood that Saudi Arabia proposed a five-year contract valued at €1 billion to him. Sources suggest that Al-Ahli is the team most likely to secure Vini's signature. Further communications have been made by Saudi Arabia with Vini’s representatives, expressing their readiness to welcome him whenever he decides to make the move.

Vinícius Júnior remains contracted with Real Madrid until June 2027, although he has yet to extend his contract. Talks regarding an extension began in the summer of 2024. Despite contemplating a departure last August, he ultimately opted to continue at Santiago Bernabéu. Interest from Saudi Arabia in acquiring him has been strong, with recent contact made with his representatives. Al-Ahli has been cited as a potential future destination for him. Saudi officials are reportedly confident in their ability to persuade him by offering a historic contract worth 1 billion euros over five seasons.

According to The Athletic, Al-Ahli, a club in Saudi Arabia that showed interest in Vinicius last year, has contacted his representatives again in December, expressing continued interest in acquiring the player. Vinicius has a contract with Real Madrid until 2027, and while Real Madrid intends to renew his contract, Al-Ahli remains keen on the player.

Real Madrid is reportedly planning to offer Vinicius Junior a new and improved contract next summer. Meanwhile, Al-Ahli is said to be willing to make Vinicius the best-paid player of all time, and the forward is reportedly open to discussions due to the massive financial figures involved. Despite this, it is understood that Vinicius' preferred choice is to remain in Madrid, as Los Blancos are planning to offer him a new deal at the end of the current season, which would bring his salary closer to that of Kylian Mbappe. Vinicius currently has a €1bn release clause in his contract. Former Real Madrid scout, Manolo Romero, has expressed the belief that if a club from Saudi Arabia were to offer €300m for the forward, club president Florentino Perez would likely not hesitate to sell.

Al-Ahli is reportedly ready to offer a significant financial package to Vinícius Júnior, aiming to convince him to join the club next summer. Despite Real Madrid's categorical refusal to negotiate, Vinícius has left the door open for this potential move. The Saudi club is determined to continue their efforts to sign the player.

Vinicius has become a target for Saudi Arabian football, with Al Ahli reportedly offering him what is claimed to be the best contract ever proposed in sports history. The contract is said to be worth more than 1,000 million euros over five years, including salary and bonuses. The Saudi Pro League intends to use Vinicius as a key figure for their project leading up to the 2034 World Cup. Real Madrid, however, has refused to negotiate and has insisted on the player's release clause of 1,000 million euros. The player's representatives have been informed that Saudi Arabia plans to continue their pursuit next summer, following a strategy similar to the one used to acquire Mbappé.

Al-Ahli is interested in Vinicius Junior, offering potentially high wages similar to what Riyad Mahrez earns. Vinicius would receive an astronomical payday, though a move depends on his willingness to leave Europe.

Real Madrid star Vinicius Junior is wanted by Al Ahli but the Spanish champions have made it clear that they will not let him leave unless a huge sum of €1bn is offered.

Vinicius Junior is considering leaving Real Madrid, with Al-Ahly preparing a one billion euro offer, which includes both his salary and the transfer fee to Real Madrid. His contract with Real Madrid runs until 2027, and it includes a release clause of one billion euros. There is a possibility that Florentino Perez might agree to a lower fee if Vinicius insists on leaving.

Khaled Al-Issa, the director of Al-Ahli, indicated that the club had been interested in signing Vinicius Junior during the summer transfer window. The club was in need of a new winger following Allan Saint-Maximin's transfer to Fenerbahce. Vinicius was appraised at 180 million euros according to Transfermarkt. Nevertheless, Al-Ahli decided to abandon the plan as Saudi player Firas Al-Buraikan was elevated to the first team, which shifted their priorities. Spanish media speculated that a Saudi club was prepared to offer 500 million euros for Vinicius, including a potential salary of one billion euros over five years, positioning him as the face of the 2034 World Cup.

A director of Saudi Arabian side Al Ahli has confirmed the club explored a deal to sign Real Madrid winger Vinicius Junior this summer. Reports mentioned a world-record €500m bid, which were rejected by Saudi officials. The negotiations did not succeed as Vinicius decided against the move.

Vinicius Junior had initially refused a move to Saudi Arabia in the last transfer window. However, when the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) returned with a higher offer, reportedly 350 million EUR per season and over a billion EUR in total salary, the Real Madrid star began to reconsider the idea of moving to Saudi Arabia. The interest from the Saudi Pro League remains, and Al Ahli is likely to make another attempt in future transfer windows. Khaled Al-Issa, the president of the Al Ahli Foundation, confirmed the club's interest in Vinicius.

In the summer, Al-Ahli made an offer of 400 million euros to Real Madrid for the signing of Vinicius and proposed a contract worth 1,000 million euros for five seasons. However, Real Madrid pointed to Vinicius' release clause of 1,000 million euros, and Vinicius decided to decline the offer in order to continue playing at the highest level with Real Madrid. These details were revealed by Khaled Al Issa, an executive of Al-Ahli, during an interview on a YouTube channel.

Al-Ahli offered Vinicius a five-year contract worth around one billion euros, which would have made him the highest-paid footballer in history. Despite the astronomical offer, Vinicius was not interested as his goal is to win the Ballon d'Or, which he believes he cannot achieve in Saudi Arabia. He plans to stay at Santiago Bernabeu as long as possible.

Vinícius Júnior declined Al Ahli's offer of one billion euros over five years to stay at Real Madrid. The transfer could have earned Real Madrid 400 million euros. Vinícius is under contract until mid-2027 and is forming a duo with Kylian Mbappé.

Khaled Al-Issa, the director of Saudi club Al Ahli, disclosed their interest in signing Vinicius Junior (24) during the summer. Spanish media reports mentioned that an unnamed Saudi club had planned a 500 million euro offer for Vinicius. It was reported that the Brazilian would receive one billion euros over five years and become the face of the 2034 World Cup. However, Al Ahli decided to abandon the pursuit when they promoted Saudi international Firas Al-Buraikan (20) to the first team.

Khaled Al-Issa, president of Al Ahli, confirmed that the Saudi club tried to sign Vinícius Júnior during the summer transfer window. Negotiations were underway, but an unexpected event occurred involving the professionalization of Saudi players under the scholarship program.

Al-Ahli chief Khaled Al-Issa has confirmed the Saudi Pro League club tried to sign Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr this summer.

Al-Ahli considered recruiting Vinicius Junior this summer. The club was reportedly prepared to offer a salary of 1 billion euros spread over 5 seasons and a transfer fee between 400 and 500 million euros to Real Madrid. However, Real Madrid did not proceed with the deal. Following Vinicius Junior's recent controversial statements, Real Madrid is now reconsidering his departure, especially since the money could be used to offset his exit.

Saudi Pro League club Al Ahli have never made a serious offer to sign Real Madrid superstar Vinicius Junior, despite claims of a world record bid going in. From Spain this week, there have been claims of a €500m (£422m) bid from Al Ahli and a contract worth an eye-watering €1bn (£844m) over five years, plus possible bonuses. Sources in Saudi Arabia have denied the existence of any such proposal.

Vinicius Júnior will make his decision at the end of the season on whether to remain with Real Madrid or accept a highly lucrative offer from Saudi Arabia. Representatives of the Saudi Public Investment Fund have proposed an annual salary of 350 million euros to him. They aim for him to join Al Ahli and serve as an ambassador for their country in preparation for the 2034 World Cup. Vinicius opted to stay at Real this season to pursue the Ballon d'Or, but he will consider a possible transfer to Saudi Arabia afterward.

Vinicius Júnior will decide at the end of the season whether to stay at Real Madrid or accept a lucrative offer from Saudi Arabia. Representatives from the Saudi Public Investment Fund offered him an annual salary of 350 million euros to sign for Al Ahli and act as an ambassador for their country ahead of the 2034 World Cup.

Vinicius Júnior will decide at the end of the season whether he wants to stay at Real Madrid or accept a lucrative offer from Saudi Arabia. Representatives of the Saudi Public Investment Fund have offered him an annual salary of 350 million euros. They want him to sign for Al Ahli and be an ambassador for their country in preparation for the 2034 World Cup, which they will host.

Vinicius Junior will consider an offer from Saudi Arabian club Al-Ahli after completing the current season with Real Madrid. Al-Ahli is prepared to pay his release clause of one billion euros, making it the highest transfer fee in football history. Additionally, he would become an ambassador for the World Cup to be held in Saudi Arabia in 2034.

Vinicius Junior's agents have informed Real Madrid that they are not interested in renewing his contract, which expires in 2027. The player is considering an important offer from Al-Ahly, a club in the Saudi Pro League. ESPN reports that Al-Ahly wanted to acquire him in the current transfer window, but Vinicius chose to stay at Madrid to enhance his chances of winning the Ballon d'Or.

Reports have emerged of an offer from Saudi football to acquire Vinicius Jr. from Real Madrid. Although specific figures for the potential deal with Al-Ahli were cited, the club initially turned it down for this summer. However, recent information indicates that the player's representatives have informed Real Madrid of his consideration for a move next summer. His release clause stands at 1 billion euros. The prospect of winning the Ballon d'Or this year has influenced his decision to remain at Santiago Bernabeu. The Saudis are hopeful that Real Madrid will be more willing to negotiate a fee below 1 billion euros in 2025 when Vinicius will have two years remaining on his contract.

Saudi club Al Ahli has shown interest in acquiring Vinicius from Real Madrid. They have offered a contract worth one billion euros over five years. However, Real Madrid's President Florentino Perez is not willing to accept the transfer for the proposed amount of slightly over 200 million euros.

Al Ahli from Saudi Arabia wants to buy Vinicius. They are offering a deal worth one billion euros over five years. Vinicius's agency is considering the offer. His release clause is one billion euros, but Al Ahli would pay around 200 million euros to Real Madrid.

Al Ahli has confirmed their interest in buying Vinicius from Real Madrid. They have offered a five-year contract worth one billion euros. Vinicius' agency is currently considering the offer. Despite Vinicius having a release clause of one billion euros, Real Madrid would expect a payment of over 200 million euros.

Al Ahli has made a financially enticing offer to the Brazilian forward and contacted Real Madrid to inquire about their willingness to negotiate a transfer, starting from 200 million euros. Real Madrid referred to the 1-billion-euro release clause in Vinicius's contract.

Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), the majority owner of Al-Hilal, Al Nassr, and Al-Ahli, has offered a five-year contract worth around 200 million euros per season, plus bonuses. The package also includes a separate 10-year contract to be an ambassador for the 2034 World Cup in Saudi Arabia. Although the official offer is yet to be presented, Vinicius has not dismissed the move and has given PIF permission to approach Real Madrid.

Al Ahli has approached Real Madrid to inquire about a possible transfer of Brazilian player Vinicius Junior to the Middle East. Real Madrid has stated that his release clause is 1,000 million euros. Al Ahli has reportedly offered Real Madrid an amount higher than Vinicius's market valuation, around 200 million euros. A formal proposal from Al Ahli is expected in the coming days.

Al-Ahli has contacted Vinicius's entourage to gauge interest in a transfer. No formal offer has been made yet, but Vinicius has not closed the door on a potential move. Al-Ahli has proposed a five-year contract worth one billion euros, including bonuses for being the face of Saudi Arabia's 2034 World Cup bid.

Vinicius Junior is understood to be considering a lucrative proposal from Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, who own 75 per cent of Al Ahli, Al Ittihad, Al Hilal and Al Nassr, have discussed the transfer with Real Madrid, but the Spanish giants do not want him to leave. Real would also demand his £850m release clause. A formal offer has not yet been submitted, but Vinicius is yet to dismiss the idea.

Al-Ahli is preparing an offer significantly higher than the 222 million euros paid for Neymar to recruit Vinicius Jr. The president of Real Madrid, Florentino Perez, has reportedly rejected the idea, noting that Vinicius Jr has a 1 billion euro release clause in his contract.

Vinicius Junior has not ruled out a transfer to Saudi Arabia, GOAL has learned, and could become the world’s highest-paid athlete.

Vinicius Jr is a top priority for Saudi Arabia to become a prominent face of the Saudi Pro League before the 2034 World Cup. A public investment fund working for the Saudi Ministry of Sports contacted the player's agents. An offer significantly higher than Neymar's 222 million EUR is being prepared by Al-Ahli. The proposed amount is around 400 million EUR. Vinicius Jr would earn 1 billion EUR over five years (200 million EUR per year), making him the highest-paid player in the SPL alongside CR7.

Investment groups linked to Saudi Arabian clubs have shown interest in acquiring Vinicius Junior from Real Madrid. According to Diario AS, no formal offer has been made yet, but the Saudis are prepared to go to great lengths to secure their preferred star player. Real Madrid has made it clear that Vinicius is only available for his release clause of one billion euros. Despite this, the Saudis are anticipated to submit a formal bid, potentially the largest in football history, around 400 million euros. Vinicius, who is contracted until 2027, has expressed his desire to stay, and Real Madrid is not cooperating with the transfer. Al Ahli is speculated to be his potential new club.

Saudi investment companies have approached Real Madrid to discuss a transfer of Vinicius Junior. While there is no official bid yet, the Saudis are willing to go very far for the desired poster boy.

Saudi Arabia is attempting to lure Vinicius Jr. away from Real Madrid with an enticing offer: a salary 13 times his current earnings, a post-career role, and the liberty to return to European football by age 30. The Saudi Public Investment Fund is determined to secure the Brazilian star, but the ultimate choice lies with the player, who is meticulously evaluating the proposal. The offer comprises a five-year contract valued at 1 billion euros, encompassing salary, bonuses, and awards, lasting until June 30, 2029. Furthermore, he has been propositioned with the role of ambassador for the 2034 World Cup, with the option to return to Europe starting in 2029. This arrangement allows the Brazilian to avoid long-term commitment to the Saudi club and football, maintaining opportunities for a return to Europe or other professional pursuits. The financial proposal is unprecedented, with an annual salary comparable to Cristiano Ronaldo's at Al-Nassr. The PIF's vision includes integrating the Brazilian into Al-Ahli, a club currently featuring Roberto Firmino, Riyad Mahrez, and Mendy.

Al Ahli is determined to secure the Brazilian star, offering a lucrative five-year contract worth over one billion euros. ESPN Brasil reports that Vinicius and his representatives have not dismissed the proposal, keeping the possibility of a transfer to Saudi Arabia alive. Al Ahli officials have reached out to Real Madrid, who have stipulated that the club must meet Vinicius' one billion euro release clause for the deal to proceed. The player's camp acknowledges that unless Real Madrid reduces the clause, a move to Saudi Arabia remains unfeasible.

A Saudi Arabian investment fund made a lucrative offer to Vinicius Jr., which would make him the highest-paid footballer in the world, with a five-year contract worth over 1 billion euros including salary and bonuses. Both Vinicius and Real Madrid rejected the offer. The investment fund was referred to the player's release clause of 1 billion euros by Real Madrid.

Al Ahli Saudi club made a proposal to sign Vinicius Junior from Real Madrid. The offer included a significant financial package and the opportunity for Vinicius to become the face of the 2034 World Cup. Despite the lucrative deal, both Vinicius and Real Madrid have declined to open negotiations for the transfer.