Real Madrid are reportedly willing to consider a sensational €350 million offer from a Saudi Pro League club for star forward Vinicius Junior, in what could become the biggest transfer deal in football history.
According to multiple English reports, the Spanish giants are evaluating the proposal as part of a possible squad reshuffle.
The mega offer from Saudi Arabia is seen as both a financial windfall and a strategic opportunity to restructure their attacking options.
While no official bid has been submitted, discussions around Vinícius’ future have intensified, especially amid growing uncertainty about his contract situation.
The Brazilian still has two years left on his current deal, but had earlier expressed frustration over delayed talks regarding an extension.
He is reportedly demanding a new contract worth €20 million net per season, €5 million more than his existing progressive deal, a figure that would make him the highest earner at the club, surpassing Kylian Mbappé’s €15 million salary.
Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez and the club’s board are said to be seriously weighing the Saudi interest, especially considering the player’s recent dip in form and frequent off-field controversies.
Despite Vinicius’ undeniable talent and his importance in past seasons, his inconsistent displays have raised internal doubts about his long-term role at the club.
Another major factor influencing the decision is Real Madrid’s evolving attacking strategy. The club is determined to bring in a classic No. 9 this summer to lead the frontline.
With Mbappé and Rodrygo expected to remain as first-choice wingers, Vinícius’ starting role could come under threat, making his sale a more viable option.
