Real Madrid's star winger, Vinicius Jr, has received a staggering €1bn offer from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) to leave the Spanish giants, according to Relevo.

The lucrative proposal would see the Brazilian sensation earn an unprecedented €200m per year for five years, making him one of the highest-paid players in the world.

"We're willing to do whatever it takes to bring Vinicius Jr to our project," said a PIF representative. "We believe he has the talent and charisma to be a global icon, and we're willing to invest in his future."

However, it remains to be seen whether Vinicius Jr will be tempted by the massive offer. Real Madrid has expressed their desire to keep the player, and Vinicius Jr has publicly stated his commitment to the club.

"I'm happy at Real Madrid, and I want to continue winning trophies here," Vinicius Jr said in a recent interview. "But, of course, I have to consider my future and what's best for me."

The offer from PIF has sparked a debate about the influence of financial power in football transfers.

"It's a crazy amount of money, but it's also a reflection of Vinicius Jr's talent and market value," said a football analyst. "Real Madrid will have to decide whether they can match PIF's offer or risk losing one of their star players."