Alabama star and powerful player who was declared not for sale has finally been sold for unresisting currency worth billions of…

Alabama star and powerful player who was declared not for sale has finally been sold for unresisting currency worth billions of…

The world was informed about Lionel Messi’s fantastic eating experience at Al Bujairi Terrace and his captivating encounter with a falcon through a press statement issued by the Saudi Tourism Authority in May. This happened right after Messi’s two-week suspension by Paris Saint-Germain for skipping a training session due to his trip to Saudi Arabia.

Messi’s journey enraged PSG, which led to a bitter conclusion to his tenure in Paris; at the time, the Saudi Pro League was trying to sign him.

According to sources, Al-Hilal is willing to pay roughly $300 million to get French striker Kylian Mbappe, for whom they will reportedly pay $200 million a year. This means that another PSG star may soon be on his way to Saudi Arabia. When commercial rights are taken into account, that amount may rise to about $700 million, meaning the entire transaction may end up costing $1 billion.

However, it appears that Mbappe will only remain in the Middle East for a year before moving on to Real Madrid, a major team in Spain. Mbappe has not yet accepted the offer, but even though Chelsea and Manchester United are also interested in signing him, the enormous sum from Al-Hilal may be enough to stifle any opposition. If PSG plays hardball, Mbappe may have to decide between accepting the offer and sitting on the sidelines for the majority of the upcoming season in Paris.

The rationale behind Saudi Arabia’s enormous transfer fee for Mbappe is straightforward: players, not clubs, are now the focus of the majority of soccer fans worldwide.

On Instagram, Kylian Mbappe has nearly as many followers as the combined number of fans of Manchester United and Manchester City, providing evidence of this. Despite having 67 million followers, Paris Saint-Germain’s star-studded attacking lineup from the previous season included Messi (480 million), Neymar (210 million), and Mbappe (106 million).

Despite not having won the UEFA Champions League and finishing far behind La Liga and the Premier League in Ligue 1, Paris Saint-Germain is still the sixth most valuable club in the world, thanks in large part to those high-profile acquisitions.

Four times as many as Real Madrid, Cristiano Ronaldo has around 600 million Instagram followers. His current team, Al-Nassr, has more Instagram followers than Tottenham Hotspur, demonstrating his widespread popularity.