Barca Universal
·24 April 2025
Report: Barcelona set €100m price tag on captain’s departure with Al Hilal keen on move

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·24 April 2025
Barcelona have not closed the door on Raphinha’s possible departure this summer, and according to Fichajes, the club will only entertain a move if a €100 million offer lands on their table.
And now, Al Hilal seem ready to test that resolve.
The Saudi Arabian giants are reportedly preparing a massive bid, both financially and personally, to lure the Brazilian winger away from Catalonia.
The package? A jaw-dropping four-year deal worth €200 million in total, that is €50 million per season until 2029. For any player, especially one approaching the peak of his career, this is the kind of offer that forces some serious reflection.
While Raphinha has repeatedly expressed his desire to stay at Barcelona and fight for silverware, the financial pull from the Middle East is not something that can be ignored.
With Barça still navigating rough financial waters, a €100 million windfall could go a long way in easing the strain on their accounts, particularly if a suitable replacement is lined up.
Raphinha wants to continue at Barcelona. (Photo by Judit Cartiel/Getty Images)
That being said, Raphinha’s value to the team this season cannot be overstated. He has blossomed under Hansi Flick, becoming a pillar of the attack and flourishing in the Champions League, where he currently stands as the team’s top scorer.
His direct contributions reflect a player who is not just consistent but vital. Few wingers in Europe can match that level of output right now.
Despite the noise around a potential exit, Barcelona are not actively looking to offload Raphinha. However, the board knows that such high-profile deals do not come around often.
Al Hilal’s interest is real, and their delegation has already touched down in Barcelona to discuss not just Raphinha, but other possible targets too.
Whether Raphinha ends up accepting this opportunity or decides to continue chasing titles at Barcelona remains to be seen. But one thing is certain — the Blaugrana have made their stance clear: €100 million or nothing.
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