Karim Benzema, a player for Real Madrid, reportedly received a huge £345 million two-year offer to play for an unknown Saudi Arabian team this summer.
Since he has yet to sign a contract extension for his current agreement, which expires this summer, the 35-year-old's future at the Santiago Bernabeu is uncertain.
With just one game left in the season, the Ballon d'Or winner has still not declared his future, despite earlier Spanish reports that he was likely to sign a new contract with Los Blancos.
Benzema has reportedly been given a €400 million (£345 million) agreement over two years in order to leave Madrid and terminate his illustrious 14-year stay there, according to the Spanish newspaper AS Sport.
The signing of Benzema, according to rumors, would aid in the nation's plan to win the 2030 World Cup, and the Frenchman might end up serving as an ambassador for the event.
If they win the bidding rights, Benzema would probably earn a lot of money if he accepted an ambassadorial position for the competition, which would be conducted in conjunction with Turkey and Greece.
The addition of Cristiano Ronaldo is seen by AS Sports as the 'first piece of the puzzle' in winning the championship, while Lionel Messi of Paris Saint-Germain may also be traveling to Saudi Arabia this summer.
With Real winning only one of the three trophies they were vying for, along with the Club World Cup, and only the Copa del Rey, Benzema has had a hit-and-miss season on the pitch.
Los Blancos lost the LaLiga championship to Barcelona, and they were defeated by Manchester City in the Champions League semifinals.
The Frenchman joined Madrid in 2009 after leaving Lyon, and he has since won numerous awards in the Spanish city.
He played in just 23 league games this season after winning the Ballon d'Or in 2022, yet he still scored 18 goals as Real Madrid lost.
Since joining Madrid for £25 million 14 years ago, he has scored more than 350 goals in more than 600 games.
Benzema ended the campaign with a horrific foot wound that required stitches.
suction devices on his foot to help the wound heal gradually, as well as on his back to help the muscles recover.
On Instagram, he shared a photo with the caption "Thank you, until next time."
Fans of Real Madrid think that this implies that he might remain despite a lucrative offer to join the Saudi Pro League this summer.
Messi, meanwhile, was suspended by PSG earlier this month for traveling to Saudi Arabia without permission, where he represents the nation's tourism board as
The Argentine World Cup winner must decide whether to move to Saudi Arabia or stay with Barcelona despite the club's desire to retain the services of their greatest player of all time.
After leading Barcelona back to the top of LaLiga this season, manager Xavi has now acknowledged that he is in contact with Messi about such a historic transfer and has already developed tactical ideas that incorporate the seven-time Ballon d'Or winner.
According to Xavi, "I told the president that Messi return makes sense," according to Sport in Catalonia. Without a doubt, he is ideal for our program and concept. With Leo, I have a tactical plan in mind.
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