Messi to join Al Nassr’s rivals, overtake Ronaldo as highest-paid footballer

Lionel Messi’s father, Jorge, is believed to be in Riyadh to hold talks with Al-Hilal over the possibility of the player joining the Saudi club.
The deal would see Messi earn a staggering £245m-a-year.
The 35-year-old’s current contract with PSG expires in June and Al-Hilal is keen to take him to the Middle East.
They would be willing to pay him $300m-a-year (£245m) to get a deal over the line, according to Mundo Deportivo.
If it becomes a reality, the move could see Messi renew his on-pitch rivalry with Cristiano Ronaldo.
Ronaldo joined Al-Hilal’s rivals Al-Nassr last month and will receive £175m-a-year.
Should Messi accept Al-Hilal’s proposal, he would earn significantly more than Ronaldo and would get the chance to play against his great rival once more.