Al-Hilal Club is approaching a contract with the Spanish player Angelino, coming from Roma, for an amount close to 25 million euros, in a deal that has sparked a wave of questions in the sports arena.

The deal has not been officially closed yet, but the rumors about an annual salary of 9 million euros for a player who is not a key figure at Roma have led many to question the logic of the proposed figures.

There is no doubt about Angelino's quality as a player, but he is far from being among the big stars, making the financial offer seem more like a tribute to a football legend at the peak of his glory, rather than for an ordinary player.

In Europe, players of his caliber are loaned out for half a million, and his market value is estimated to not exceed 6 million euros over several years, but 'the club of millions' breaks the rule entirely.

Saudi spending on football is a clear and ambitious file, but paying huge amounts for second-tier players raises questions: Is it a long-term plan or a hasty decision without consideration?

European clubs are welcoming such Saudi offers, as they see them as golden opportunities to offload players without losses, and even at profits that multiply their original values several times.