In an unexpected surprise, the famous journalist Fabrizio Romano officially announced the failure of the transfer of Spanish player Angelino from AS Roma to Al Hilal, confirming that the deal will not be completed under any circumstances.

Despite Angelino's good skills as a left-back, his market value does not place him among global stars, making the Saudi offer seem like a farewell bonus for a football legend.

It is noted that the player was loaned in Europe for an amount not exceeding half a million euros, and his total market value is estimated at around 6 million euros, which makes the Al Hilal offer a blatant departure from usual economic rules.

Al Hilal, as part of the large sports expansion policy in Saudi Arabia, is seeking to bring in prominent names, but the approach towards second-tier players with huge amounts raises real questions about the accuracy of planning and economic feasibility.

In contrast, European clubs are showing great welcome to these movements, seeing them as a golden opportunity to offload surplus players and achieve profits beyond what they dreamed of just a few years ago.