Al Hilal officially asked to buy Mbappe 300 million euros, about to break the world record
The latest information about the deal Mbappe can move to Saudi Arabia is confirmed by journalist Romano. Accordingly, the Al Hilal club offered a price of 300 million euros to ask to buy the French striker.
A few hours ago, journalist Fabrizo Romano revealed “Exclusive” information on his personal Twitter page, that Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal club had officially offered to buy Mbappe for a crazy price of 300 million euros. This is the highest transfer fee in history, surpassing the record of 222 million euros that PSG paid to break Neymar’s release clause six years ago.
Journalist Romano confirmed the case that Al Hilal asked to buy Mbappe 300 million euros
Romano also added that there are currently no direct negotiations between Al Hilal and Mbappe, and personal terms have not been agreed. Al Hilal is ready to pay a world record salary for Mbappe, although this player may only play for one season if he goes to Saudi Arabia. RMC Sport revealed that Al Hilal is ready to offer Mbappe an income of up to 400 million euros in two years. This is an amount larger than what Ronaldo is enjoying at Al Nassr.
Earlier on July 22, Fabrizo Romano also confirmed that PSG had excluded Mbappe from the pre-season tour in Japan, and offered him for sale on the transfer market. But under pressure from PSG, the French striker was still determined not to change his mind.
Mbappe is ready to sit on the bench next season if disagreements with PSG continue. Many people believe that the French striker is looking to move to Real Madrid. PSG believe Mbappe has agreed terms to join the “White Vultures” as a free agent next summer.
Thanks to the attractive contract extension that Mbappe signed to stay at PSG in 2022, the French striker will pocket a huge loyalty bonus. According to El Pais, Mbappe will receive 80 million euros if he stays at PSG until the end of the 2023/24 season. That is why Mbappe wants to complete the contract signed with PSG before leaving in the summer of 2024.
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