Real Madrid’s star forward Vinícius Jr. has been presented with a staggering offer worth over $1 billion to join the Saudi Pro League (SPL), according to reports from Reuters, ESPN, and CNN Sport. The 24-year-old Brazilian winger, who has been instrumental in Real Madrid’s recent success, is considering a five-year contract worth around $218 million per season, plus bonuses.

The deal, which would make Vinícius Jr. one of the highest-paid soccer players globally, also includes a separate 10-year ambassador contract ahead of the 2034 World Cup in Saudi Arabia. While Vinícius Jr.’s representatives and the SPL have been contacted for comment, the player has not yet rejected the possibility of leaving Real Madrid and is currently studying the offer with his team.

If Vinícius Jr. accepts the offer, he would become the most high-profile soccer player in Saudi Arabia, joining a growing list of global superstars like Cristiano Ronaldo, Neymar, and Karim Benzema. Notably, Vinícius Jr. would be making the switch at a younger age, with his best years still ahead of him, unlike other players who have joined the SPL.

The offer comes after a stellar season for Vinícius Jr., who scored 24 goals and recorded 11 assists in 39 matches, helping Real Madrid win the Champions League and La Liga titles. His potential move would be a significant coup for the SPL, which is backed by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund.

As Vinícius Jr. weighs his options, the soccer world watches with bated breath, wondering if the Brazilian sensation will choose the lucrative offer or remain with Real Madrid, where he has established himself as a fan favorite and key player.