The Telegraph reports that one of the Saudi Pro League clubs owned by the nation's Public Investment Fund (PIF) will be given the chance to bid for Vini Jr. and potentially match or surpass the €222 million fee that PSG paid Barcelona to sign Neymar back in 2017. The move is considered due to Vinicius Junior entering the final two years of his contract at Real Madrid, and the club considering selling to avoid him leaving for free.

Vinicius Junior has reportedly shown interest in an offer from the Saudi Pro League, which could potentially make him the highest paid footballer in history. The transfer fee is suggested to be around €300m, with a five-year contract valued at €1bn. Initial discussions reportedly took place via video call and were followed by a face-to-face meeting in Prague. The offer is said to include the opportunity for Vinicius to become an ambassador for the 2034 World Cup. Despite the allure of the financial package, Vinicius is reportedly concerned about how the move might be perceived publicly. He has expressed his commitment to Real Madrid and reportedly conveyed his excitement about a new contract that extends beyond 2027.

The Saudi Public Investment Fund (PFI) wishes to acquire Vinicius Jr. from Real Madrid with an irresistible offer for both the club and the player. Al Ittihad is one of the clubs controlled by the PFI that could potentially acquire him.

The Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia is reportedly preparing a significant offer to acquire Vinicius Jr. from Real Madrid. Sources indicate that the offer is expected to surpass 300 million euros in an effort to persuade the Spanish club, potentially setting a new transfer record, which is currently held by Paris Saint-Germain for Neymar. Furthermore, it is rumored that Vinicius Jr. would be offered an unprecedented salary of 200 million euros annually for a duration of five seasons, amounting to a total of 1 billion euros over the course of the contract. Although no new discussions have been initiated with Vinicius Jr., it is understood that he is content in Madrid and desires to remain there. Real Madrid's position is reportedly that they would only release the player if his 1 billion euro release clause is triggered.