Is there a 'Vinicius case'? Real Madrid speaks out on the Saudi 'mega-offer' for the Brazilian

Vinicius Jr. was the name of the day in the transfer market. The Brazilian monopolized the 'covers' after he revealed information that claimed that Saudi Arabia had offered him a five-year contract worth one billion euros to join the ranks of Al-Ahli. Furthermore, the proposal from the Asian team to the merengue entity would consist of 400 'kilos' to agree to transfer to the winger, but the message from the capital has been very clear from the first moment.

The White House flatly refuses to part with one of its biggest stars and one of the great candidates to win the Ballon d'Or, which is why they have declared him non-transferable and any club that wants to incorporate him into their ranks must pay his termination clause. , which is also valued at one billion euros. In this way, the '7' operation would rise to 2 thousand 'kilos', an unprecedented figure, totally outside the market and which is practically impossible to assume even for Arab petrodollars.

The coach of the Madrid squad, Carlo Ancelotti, spoke about this in the press conference prior to the final of the Euro Super Cup, which will pit the Whites against Atalanta. The Italian, faithful to his style, 'settled' the rumors that link the South American with his possible arrival in the Saudi Pro League by ensuring that "there is nothing. It is just speculation at this time of the market. Nothing more" .

"If it's speculation it doesn't matter. He is very happy to be here," added 'Carletto', who later maintained that from the Arabian Peninsula they do not represent a threat to Madrid. "No. We have our role and our project. We have a high-quality squad. We can achieve something very good and we work for this. We have lost some players and others have arrived who must adapt. The collective attitude was key last year," He concluded, putting an end to the information that places the Brazilian in Al-Ahli.

The Arabs do not give up

However, and despite the inflexible position of the meringues, Al-Ahli would contact the club again with a new offer that exceeds the one previously made. This is reported by 'MARCA', where they assure that the White House will not move one bit from its position and will once again refer to the footballer's clause, a situation that, in theory, should represent the final 'slam' for the Asians. . However, the Arab interest could lead to an improved contract for the forward, thus 'shielding' him from the 'siren song' that one of the best in the world receives from abroad.