The management of Al Hilal remains committed to the opportunity of signing the Brazilian star Rafinha, despite the difficulties surrounding the deal that require precise action and planning from the club's management.

The club aspires to first convince the player through an exceptional financial offer befitting his name and talent, which represents a necessary step before entering into difficult negotiations with his current club, Barcelona.

Reports indicate that the cost of the deal could reach around 80 million euros, a figure that makes Rafinha's transfer one of the largest in the history of football in the Arab region.

However, the biggest challenge facing Al Hilal is convincing the player, who is tied to long-term contracts with the Catalan club, which complicates the potential negotiation process.

Barcelona's management, for its part, does not seem in a hurry to sell one of its key pillars, which makes the deal a real test of Al Hilal's ability to complete world-class transfers.