Ever since Saudi Al Nassr shocked the football world and brought in Cristiano Ronaldo thanks to a mega-contract worth 200,000,000 euros, speculations about the next big names that would join the famous Portuguese at the Arabian Peninsula have not stopped. Rich owners would also like stars like Messi and Modric, but they have not shown interest so far. However, the chances of another big name going to Arabia are increasing in recent days.World Cup (1)Euros (2)Champions League (4)La Liga (5)Copa del Rey (2)Club World Cup (4)UEFA Super Cup (3)Supercopa de Espana (4)Ligue 1 (1)Trophee des Champions (1)Red cards (28)Sergio Ramos turns 37 today—he’s done it all 👏 pic.twitter.com/f9Y85TTMnJ— B/R Football (@brfootball) March 30, 2023 The biggest and richest Saudi club Al Hilal sent a great offer to Spanish veteran Sergio Ramos – 30,000,000 euros per season. Currently in the world of football, only Ronaldo and Mbappe have higher salaries. That is five times the salary that Ramos currently has in Paris, which amounts to around 6 milion euros net per year. However, that contract expires in the summer, and Ramos has yet to receive an extension offer. And even if he gets it, it will be smaller than the current one, because PSG has to reduce player contracts due to UEFA’s Financial fair play.PSG president’s right-hand man exposes threats of his abusive bossRamos is still waiting for PSG, but the great financial offer from the Arabs is tempting him more and more. The question is how long the offer will be active and whether Al Hilal will turn to another famous name in world football. For many, this is an unmissable opportunity. Ronaldo is the first football star in Saudi Arabia, but there are other famous names like David Ospina, Santi Mina, Ever Banega, Cristian Tello…LIGUE 1 – ROUND 29Friday22:00: (1.48) Olympique Marseille (4.50) Montpellier (7.75)Saturday18:00: (1.95) Auxerre (3.50) Troyes (4.40)22:00: (2.45) Rennes (3.40) Lens (2.85)Sunday14:00: (1.45) Lille (4.70) Lorient (8.00)16:00: (6.50) Angers (3.80) Nice (1.58)16:00: (3.00) Brest (3.40) Toulouse (2.50)16:00: (2.20) Clermont (3.15) Ajaccio (3.60)16:00: (3.10) Nantes (3.30) Reims (2.50)18:05: (1.55) Monaco (4.00) Strasbourg (6.25)21:45: (1.45) PSG (4.40) Olympique Lyon (7.25)***odds are subject to change***