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Vinicius Junior is said to meet Saudi Pro League officials, trying to make the Real Madrid star their latest high-profile acquisition.
The Brazilian has been an integral part of the success of Real Madrid in recent years and finished second in the vote for the Ballon d'Or of 2024.
On Tuesday, Vinicius was taunted by fans of Manchester City when Los Blancos traveled to Etihad, with supporters who received a banner who mocked him who was split off for the prize.
The 24-year-old, however, eventually had the last smile, because he gave two assists when the visitors completed a late comeback to grab the initiative in their play-off collision of the Champions League.
However, reports from Spain have claimed that the future of Vinicius can take the Bernabeu.
According to Marca, officials from Saudi Aarabia are determined to bring Vinicius to their fast -growing top flight.
Vinicius is said to have met civil servants from the competition, namely Vice President Saad Al Lazeez, in Prague in 2023 while trying to sell him along the way.
The conversations between the two parties have reportedly continued since then, with the Gulf State willing to offer him a five -year -old deal worth £ 830 million to join Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema.
Allegedly the deal would also see the attacker as an ambassador for the World Cup in 2034 in the country.
Members of his entourage are said to consider the proposal submitted as 'invaluable' thought that the player still has to make a fixed decision about his plans for the future.
When asked about the match against City about the speculation around his future, Vinicius insisted that he intended to continue his legacy in the Spanish capital for years.
He said: “I don't know anything either. I haven't spoken to anyone yet.
“I think I should talk to the president. I hope I can stay here for a long time. This is my home. '
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