Al-Hilal was close to starring in the transfer market at its inception with the arrival of Lionel Messi. The Saudi Arabian team sent an offer of 600 million euros per season to Leo's entourage and received the go-ahead from Jorge Messi. Some media such as El Chiringuito came to confirm the transfer, but finally the man from Rosario decided that his next destination will be Inter Miami of the MLS.
At the same time, other teams from Saudi closed hierarchy signings such as Karim Benzema, N'Golo Kanté, Hakim Ziyech, Roberto Firmino, Edouard Mendy or Marcelo Brozovic. Al-Hilal, for his part, finalized the incorporations of Kalidou Koulibaly and Rúben Neves, two players who come directly from the Premier League, but who in any case do not make up the category of superstars.
In this context, the Middle East team continued to insist on being able to bring in a world-class footballer, and now they would be close to achieving it. From Saudi Arabia they reported that this Monday Al-Hilal's second meeting with Neymar's entourage ended and the talks would have been more than positive with a view to his transfer. The miso contemplates a salary of 200 million euros a year, plus a fee that they must pay to PSG.
What is the current price of Neymar?
Despite the fact that the man who emerged from Santos was signed at the time for 222 million euros, now both he and Paris Saint-Germain want to put an end to his time in France and, according to the newspaper Le Parisien, the board headed by Nasser Al- Khelaifi priced it at just 60 million.
