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Saudi Al-Hilal tempts Barcelona and Rafinha with a fantasy offer

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Saudi Al-Hilal Club continues its insistence on signing Rafinha Diaz, the star of Spanish club Barcelona, during the current transfer window, to bolster its attacking line.

According to the Spanish newspaper "Sport", Al-Hilal Club is prepared to make a very tempting offer to convince Rafinha, as the leader has attempted to sign the Brazilian player in previous seasons.

Nevertheless, the Saudi club needs the player's approval for the transfer in the ongoing summer mercato, especially since Rafinha wishes to stay within the corridors of "Camp Nou" for at least another year.

It is worth noting that Rafinha is currently on vacation after his national team exited the World Cup, and he has refused to listen to Al-Hilal's representatives, despite their insistence on negotiating with him, while Barcelona awaits a final conversation with him.

Details of Al-Hilal's Saudi offer to sign Rafinha

Barcelona's sporting management realizes that Rafinha aspires to remain part of coach Hans Flick's sporting project after a bitter year in which the player suffered from recurring injuries that plagued him until the World Cup.

The Brazilian winger dreams of getting one last chance to win the Champions League, and is considered a pivotal player in the Blaugrana dressing room, with his current contract expiring in 2028.

The "Sport" report indicated that Barcelona wants to respect Rafinha's final decision, especially since Flick wants him, but they also realize that if he decides to move to Saudi Arabia, the financial compensation will be tempting.

Barcelona has been keen to strengthen the winger position by signing the promising English star Anthony Gordon, amid the uncertainty surrounding Rafinha's future inside "Camp Nou" stadium.

Al-Hilal is eyeing an amount exceeding 80 million euros for Barcelona in exchange for signing Rafinha, with the player receiving a net salary of around 50 million euros annually.

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