Transfer News:Neymar Completes Al-Hilal Move In Huge $400m Deal

Some of Neymar's perks include a private jet, €80k for every win and €500k for posts promoting Saudi Arabia
August 15, 2023

Brazil and PSG forward Neymar Jr on Tuesday signed a lucrative contract to join Saudi Arabian Pro League side Al Hilal on a $300m package record salary in two years with no option to extend.

Neymar had his medical in Paris on Monday and will arrive Riyadh ahead of his unveiling to the club’s fans on Wednesday at the King Fahd International Stadium.

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Al Hilal, managed by Portuguese coach Jorge Jesus, play Al Fayha on Saturday with Neymar expected to wear the number 10 shirt.

Neymar, who joined PSG in 2017 from Spanish club Barcelona for a world record transfer fee of 222 million euros ($242m), missed PSG’s goalless league opener against Lorient on Saturday due to a viral infection.

His salary could go up to potential $400m total until 2025 based on add-ons & commercial deals.

The deal was completed by his father Neymar Pai and super agent Pini Zahavi.

Some of the perks Neymar will enjoy for signing for Al-Hilal include:

1. A private jet at his disposal
2. A huge house with staff
3. €800,000 bonus for every Al Hilal win
4. €500,000 for every post or story he posts on his social media handles that promotes Saudi Arabia.

A breakdown of Neymar’s salaries at Al-Hilal shows the following:

1. €4.80/second
2. €288/minute
3. €17,280/hour
4. €414,720/day
5. €2.9M/week
6. €12M/month
7. €150M/year
8. €300M over two seasons

Izuchukwu Okosi

Izuchukwu Okosi is a Nigerian sports and entertainment journalist with two decades of experience in the media industry having begun his media journey in 2002 as an intern at Mundial Sports International (MSI) and Africa Independent Television (AIT), owners of Daar Communications Plc.

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