Real Madrid Confidencial Saudi Arabia Wants the Complete Package, Ancelotti and Vinicius for €800M
Real Madrid is already aware of this interest from Arabia in Ancelotti and Vinicius
Real Madrid is experiencing a moment of much noise and turbulence after losing the Copa del Rey final.
The hard blow that the Merengues suffered in the defeat to Barcelona is still leaving its mark.
This, as expected, is generating a large number of reactions and comments, something that could escalate.
However, from Arabia, which seemed to have calmed down, they are looking to take advantage of this moment of weakness in the white club.
In Arab soccer, they are tempting Vinicius Jr., an old dream of the Roshn Saudi League, as well as Carlo Ancelotti.
"I want to be very clear: I will never, ever decide the departure date from this club in my life. That moment will come someday, but I don't know when it will be. I don't decide it. It could be tomorrow, in a few games, a year, five years... Florentino will be here for four more years, and my goal is to reach Florentino's four years. And so we can say goodbye together," expressed the Italian coach a few months ago, although these words seem to be a thing of the past.
Together at Al-Hilal?
In Bernabéu Digital it has been confirmed that "it seems that Saudi Arabia wants Vinicius at all costs for the 25/26 season. In the last few hours, Carlo Ancelotti has been linked with Al-Hilal, a club that could offer him around 50 million euros per season. It's an extremely high amount and surely irresistible."
If this operation is confirmed, the Roshn Saudi League would be working to bring together Vinicius Jr. and the Italian coach away from Madrid.
The reality is that this move is practically impossible, but this is not enough to stop the drive and desire of Arab soccer to have both Real Madrid figures, also taking advantage of the noise currently being experienced in the Merengue team due to the elimination in the UEFA Champions League and the defeat in the Copa del Rey final, although they are aiming to fight for LaLiga.
For now, we have to wait to know the opinion of Florentino Pérez or Carlo Ancelotti, who will appear this Saturday in a press conference.
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