The billionaire plan of Arabia that paralyzes Europe and makes Real Madrid and City tremble

Saudi Arabia's billion-dollar plan that paralyzes Europe and surprises everyone 

Saudi Arabia's billion-dollar plan that paralyzes Europe and surprises everyone 
Saudi Arabia's billion-dollar plan that paralyzes Europe and surprises everyone 
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The sheikhs have shown their power in football, in recent years they have bought big clubs like PSG, Manchester City, Newcastle, among others. The last World Cup was held in Qatar and FIFA said that this event was a success.

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After the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, Saudi Arabia surprised the world by hiring Cristiano Ronaldo for 400 million euros, the striker chose to play with Al-Nassr for two seasons. Just a few days ago he said that this country is going to have one of the best leagues in the world in the coming years.

Just a few days ago, Al-Ittihad hired Karim Benzema for 200 million euros for two seasons with the option of one more year. The Frenchman decided to leave Real Madrid and accept this million-dollar offer. They were also close to hiring Lionel Messi for 800 million euros but the Argentine rejected the offer.

Now the Arab sheikhs are close to hiring Neymar, Sergio Ramos, Luka Modric and Roberto Firminho, soccer players who are figures in Europe. This has already worried several clubs, especially Real Madrid, the newspaper Marca reported that president Florentino Pérez is afraid that an offer of 500 million euros will arrive for Rodrygo Goes or Vinicius Jr.

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The Saudi plan that scares Europe

The newspaper Marca reported that Saudi Arabian Prince Mohammed bin Salman has called for the world's top 300 players to be signed. The objective of this country is to have a great League, since they want to organize the World Cup in 2030. This plan has made all the clubs in Europe tremble because the sheikhs have the money to buy extraordinary soccer players.

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