Wilfried Zaha receives staggering £45million contract offer to join Cristiano Ronaldo at Al Nassr
Wilfried Zaha ‘received a whopping £45m Saudi contract offer to join Cristiano Ronaldo at Al Nassr’ amid uncertainty over future at Crystal Palace and links to Athletico Madrid
- Al Nassr is ready to offer Wilfried Zaha a three-year contract worth £45 million
- His contract with Crystal Palace expires at the end of June
- Athletico Madrid recently inquired about the player
Wilfried Zaha has reportedly been offered a money-grubbing contract to join Cristiano Ronaldo at Al Nassr amid uncertainty over his future at Crystal Palace.
According to Sky SportsSaudi Pro League side are looking to sign Zaha on a three-year contract worth £45 million (£15 million a year).
Zaha’s current contract with Crystal Palace expires at the end of June and he has a new offer on the table from the Eagle worth nearly £200,000 a week, including bonuses.
Athletico Madrid recently investigated the situation of the 30-year-old, who could be available on a free transfer in the summer if he chooses to leave Selhurst Park.
Zaha is expected to take his time making the decision and is not ruling out staying put.
Wilfried Zaha’s contract with Crystal Palace expires at the end of June
Al Nassr is willing to spend £15 million a year for Zaha’s services
There is a £200,000 a week contract on the table for the 30-year-old to stay at Selhurst Park
Al Nassr is not the only Saudi Arabian team eager to take over the services of the Ivory Coast international.
Saudi champions Al-Ittihad have also offered Zaha a deal worth £9 million, after tax, to join them next season.
However, Zaha would not be interested in the proposal at this stage of his career.
Mail sports understands that he wants to stay in Europe while Marseille is also linked to the player.
If he has to go anywhere then Atletico are the favorites to bring him in as he recently qualified for Champions League football next season.
This will no doubt appeal to Zaha, who has never played in a European competition before.