Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) is reportedly finalizing a record-breaking €1 billion ($1.08 billion) offer to sign Real Madrid’s star winger, Vinicius Jr., in a move that could reshape the global football landscape. The proposed deal, aimed at bolstering the Saudi Pro League (SPL) ahead of the 2034 FIFA World Cup, includes a staggering €350 million transfer fee for Real Madrid and a five-year contract for the 24-year-old Brazilian, paying €200 million annually, plus bonuses. The package also positions Vinicius as a potential ambassador for the 2034 World Cup. Despite the astronomical figures, both Vinicius and Real Madrid remain focused on extending his current contract, though negotiations have sparked intense speculation. Details of the Saudi Offer According to reports...