SAUDI ARABIA are offering players £3,000 a week, a house and a car to join clubs in their fourth tier.
The Saudi Pro League have been on an astonishing recruitment drive for high-profile stars.
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Cristiano Ronaldo joined Al Nassr last December on £173million a year – or £3.3m a week – while the likes of Karim Benzema and N’Golo Kante have penned lucrative deals with Al Ittihad.
But it’s not just their top flight that Saudi Arabia are trying to improve – but their pyramid too.
Futbol Jobs is used as a platform to help out of contract players secure moves, and is used by 170,000 people.
An advert posted on there is offering footballers the opportunity to move to the Saudi Third Division – their fourth tier.
The promotion cites an “urgent need” for centre-backs, midfielders, No10s and strikers from overseas.
Players are being offered around £2,600 to £3,500 a week to move over.
In addition to their salary, which would work out to over £100k a year, players will also receive a free house and car.
Former Wigan ace Max Power, meanwhile, snubbed rumoured interest from Wrexham to join second tier Saudi side Al-Qadsiah.
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Saudi Pro League Al Hilal on Monday launched a world-record £259m bid for Kylian Mbappe.
It’s claimed that they would be willing to offer the Frenchman a staggering £11.6m a WEEK to join.
Mbappe, who has one year remaining on his PSG contract, has been told by club president Nasser Al Khelaifi to “seriously consider” a move away this summer.
CBS Sports’ James Benge claims Al Hilal would be willing to offer Mbappe around £604m for one year – before he would be free to join Real Madrid.
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