Lionel Messi has reportedly received a staggering $94 million-a-year offer from Saudi Arabia’s Al Ittihad.

Lionel Messi Continues without updating with PSG Four months after his relationship with the Qatari capital club, where he is president, ended Nasser Al KhelaifiAnd The delay didn’t just create uncertainty for the French teamBut they also produce Much speculation about the fate of the Argentinian player.

The last of the latest rumors with the name Al Ittihad. According to journalist Joan Fontes, The team from the city of Jeddah approached the player’s inner circle with an offer of 94 million dollars. Each season, the left-hander wears the team’s yellow and black jersey, during which time, The Portuguese trains Nuno Espirito Santo.

This is the mission of the group he heads Mansoor Al Blouwi can face its competitors Al Hilal and Al NasserTop nine league winners Al Ittihad won their last national title in the 2008/2009 season.

On the other hand, Al Bluewee Will try to remove ‘thorn’ Want one ‘Mega Star’ In his team, after he failed to believe Ronaldo Nazario In 2007 the Brazilian moved to his club He wanted to leave Real Madrid because of problems with Fabio Capello.

Remember that after arrival From Cristiano Ronaldo to Al NasserEditions started to be unleashed Al Hilalwhat Argentina trains Ramon DiazHe would have offered very attractive offers MessiBut these have never been more than mere speculations and neither party has said anything official, beyond a few words from a technical expert. The Club World Cup was held in Morocco.

“Saudi Arabia now has opportunities to buy Messi… Imagine the power of this country. We are waiting for that.”It has been said Diaz before the hour Play in the final against Real Madrid, which they lost 5–3.

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Also, the reason should be given A coup effect not only in the local leagueBut keep the name Saudi Arabia His is the power at the center of the world Their potential bid to host the 2030 World Cup, along with Egypt and Greece.

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