Kylian Mbappe transfer: Saudi side Al Hilal has offered huge $332 million fee, $776 million wage for PSG superstar.
@Fabrizio Romano tweeted;
EXCL: Al Hilal have submitted formal bid to Paris Saint-Germain in order to open talks for Kylian Mbappé.

Understand it’s worth €300m — record fee.

No talks on player side.

PSG remain convinced that Mbappé already agreed terms with Real Madrid with contract ready.

Paris Saint-Germain have granted Kylian Mbappe permission to discuss personal terms with Al Hilal after the Saudi Arabian outfit offered a world-record fee of around $332 million. The French champions have told the 24-year-old that he can enter into discussions with the Saudi Pro League club who intend to propose a massive pay deal worth $776 million, according to CBS Sports soccer insider James Benge. Central to Al Hilal's offer is the fact that Mbappe would still be able to join Real Madrid in 2024 which PSG suspect has already been agreed upon with a reported signing-on fee of around $178 million.

@Eurofootcom:
On top of Al-Hilal's €300m offer to PSG for Mbappè — they will pay the forward a salary of €700m for just one year, reports @jamesbenge

€700m is a weekly wage of €13m.

This deal will allow him to depart to Real Madrid for free next summer.

€700 million salary per season.

€1.9 million a day (₦2.8 Billion)

€79,900 an hour

€1,332 a minute

€22 per second

Is the Saudi offer real?
Yes -- Public Investment Fund-backed Al Hilal are keen to make Mbappe their most eye-catching signing yet and the Saudi giants were earmarked to be Lionel Messi's club before the legendary Argentine chose to join Inter Miami instead. Saudi Pro League clubs are splashing the cash enormously this summer, but this would mark an entirely new level given the size of the potential transfer fee and the personal terms potentially on offer. This is a dream scenario for PSG who risk losing him for nothing next summer which they are determined to not allow to happen.

Would this be a new record?
The current world transfer record is held by PSG when Neymar arrived for around $245 million back in 2017 with Mbappe only second given that the total for his move from Monaco came to just under $200 million. Should the France international make the move to Al Hilal for the numbers being mentioned, then it would be a new -- and likely unassailable -- record deal which is an accolade that might appeal to Mbappe. Already one of the best-paid athletes on the planet, those wages would again take him to a new level but would require significant commercial deals in order to extract full value.

What do you think?

Football player deals are now vehicles of massive money laundering. Write it down.

Also wrote: ↑July 25th, 2023, 6:03 am €700 million salary per season.

Very dumb investment.
Who would pay such amount.

Greatness wrote: ↑July 25th, 2023, 9:37 am

Also wrote: ↑July 25th, 2023, 6:03 am €700 million salary per season.

Very dumb investment.
Who would pay such amount.

It's money laundering. The player transfer is just the smokescreen. Mbappe is not getting anything near those values quoted. The money transfer is for different purpose. Mbappe is just a vehicle for it.

exBanker wrote: ↑July 26th, 2023, 4:49 am It's money laundering. The player transfer is just the smokescreen. Mbappe is not getting anything near those values quoted. The money transfer is for different purpose. Mbappe is just a vehicle for it.

No authorities to counter this?
Because it is clearly getting out of hand.

Greatness wrote: ↑July 26th, 2023, 12:15 pm

exBanker wrote: ↑July 26th, 2023, 4:49 am It's money laundering. The player transfer is just the smokescreen. Mbappe is not getting anything near those values quoted. The money transfer is for different purpose. Mbappe is just a vehicle for it.

No authorities to counter this?
Because it is clearly getting out of hand.

It's hard to ascertain. It's hard to prove. Yet people know what it is.

There's more to this huge figures

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Nice one