Al Hilal is reportedly seeking to offload Neymar Jr., and Al Nassr’s Cristiano Ronaldo is their top candidate to fill the void. Al Hilal hoped to make a splash with Neymar Jr.’s arrival from PSG, but the Brazilian star’s season has been marred by a severe ACL injury.

Ronaldo is under contract with Al-Nassr, Al-Hilal's rival in the Saudi capital of Riyadh, until the end of the current SPL season in summer 2025. Al-Hilal's history with Neymar proves that money is no obstacle, but it would have to be willing to take on Ronaldo's reported $200 million per year salary in order to lure him away from Al-Nassr.

Arsenal and Manchester United are both looking at Bayern Munich winger Leroy Sané, while Saudi Arabian side Al Hilal are ready to replace Neymar with Al Nassr's Cristiano Ronaldo. Join us for the latest transfer news,

Al-Hilal’s patience with Neymar is running out.The Saudi club invested huge sums into the Brazilian when they signed him from PSG nearly 18 months ago. Things have not gone to plan though.Despite

Al Hilal's pursuit of Cristiano Ronaldo has ended in disappointment. Their ambitious plan to replace Neymar with a global superstar has hit a major snag, leaving them to search elsewhere for attacking reinforcements.

Al-Hilal is fed up with Neymar's fitness issues and is plotting a shock transfer to bring home the main striker of their archrivals Al-Nassr -- Cristiano Ronaldo