According to the Daily Mail, Saudi club Al-Hilal has reportedly offered Romelu Lukaku a lucrative contract worth £21 million per year.
The Chelsea striker is rumored to be seeking a departure from the club this summer, and he met with Al-Hilal officials in Paris to discuss a potential move.
However, the Belgian star has shown initial hesitation about moving to Saudi Arabia.
Currently earning approximately £11 million annually at Chelsea, his preference is to continue playing at the highest level following his disappointment of losing the Champions League final with Inter Milan.
Al-Hilal, a club supported by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, has substantial financial resources and is looking to secure the services of Romelu Lukaku, which would make him their key marquee player.
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Lukaku, who spent the previous season on loan at Inter Milan, is expected to hold discussions with the Blues regarding his future. Inter is keen on retaining the Belgian striker for the upcoming season.
Chelsea’s newly appointed manager Mauricio Pochettino has expressed his willingness to work with Lukaku.
However, it appears that the 30-year-old is inclined to seek a departure from Stamford Bridge. Additionally, Saudi Arabian clubs, including Al-Ahli, are showing interest in Chelsea striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
