While Cristiano gets booed, the luxuries they offer Messi so he can go to Saudi Arabia

Lionel Messi has a proposal of 400 million per season from Al-Hilal FC of Arabia, so that he will face Cristiano Ronaldo again, who is in Al-Nassr. The Argentine intends to stay in Europe, however the Al-Hilal FC team offers the Argentine luxuries to change his mind. Will they get it?

And it is that Al-Hilal FC has a multimillion-dollar heritage and they give Lionel Messi a salary of 400 million, which is double what Cristiano Ronaldo earns. Not only his salary would be high but also the luxuries like cars, houses, jewelry, watches, etc. It would be very similar to what they gave the Portuguese in the Arabian league.

For example, a palace of 12 million like the one Cristiano Ronaldo has, according to El Universo, they would easily give to Lionel Messi, where he has large green areas, a gym area, large rooms, a video game room, etc. In addition, he can have his own supermarket so that he does not have to be among the crowd of people, since the Argentine is loved in Arabia.

But it is not the only thing that they can offer, since the sheikhs also offer star players a range of luxury cars, which they can choose 10 of the ones they want and as prizes for goals achieved or goals scored. A third luxury is the high-end watches that they give to the players, which are valued at thousands of euros.

It will be up to Lionel Messi to consider if he wants to continue increasing his fortune or decides if FC Barcelona is his next destination and accepts the salary reduction, as well as the sale of players and transfers to adjust to the financial Fair-Play. The Argentine star will have to choose after he does not renew with PSG.

Lionel Messi has decided to listen to FC Barcelona's proposal

The Argentine star, Lionel Messi, has sent his father, who is his representative, so that he can listen to the proposal that FC Barcelona has and, above all, if what they offer him will not affect the squad. The 10 has the priority to stay in Europe, according to Fabrizio Romano, but Al-Hilal FC has other plans.