Neymar has now reportedly made up his mind regarding a massive €200 million (R4 billion) offer to move away from Paris Saint-Germain.
The Brazilian faces an uncertain future at the Parc des Princes, with the French club understood to be ready to part ways with him if a suitable offer is presented.
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The attacker is considered by many to be a divisive figure in the team, and just last month a group of angry supporters protested outside his home in Paris demanding that he leaves the Ligue 1 giants.
He has since been linked with several sides, including Manchester United and Chelsea, with the Red Devils believed to have held talks with his entourage over a possible move.
The PSG No. 10 is also among the latest high-profile footballers to attract interest from Saudi Arabia following the likes of N'Golo Kante and Karim Benzema, with the latter having already been unveiled by Al Ittihad.
Now, according to RMC Sport, Neymar is being courted by Al Hilal after their pursuit of Lionel Messi was unsuccessful, with the Argentine opting to join Inter Miami instead.
A big-name player is thought to be a priority for the Riyadh-based club, given that rivals Al Ittihad and Al Nassr have Benzema and Cristiano Ronaldo, respectively, on their books.
It is said Al Hilal have offered the Selecao talisman €200 million a year, and that they would pay PSG a €45 million (R904 million) transfer fee to secure Neymar's services.
However, despite the mouthwatering proposal, the 31-year-old is reportedly not interested in the move, with his priority said to be to stay in Europe.
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It is further claimed that Al Hilal representatives met with the playmaker's entourage over the weekend, but Neymar is understood to remain steadfast on his decision to not accept the offer.
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