International player Abdullah Radif, striker for Al Hilal, has postponed responding to the club's offer to renew his contract until 2029, after the club's management officially presented the offer in recent days.

The delay in responding is due to the player's desire to get more playing time, especially since he does not regularly participate in the starting lineup, which reduces his chances of making a significant impact in matches.

A source close to the player explained, according to Al-Riyadiyah newspaper, that Radif is carefully considering his options before making a final decision, given the large number of forwards in the team.

The young Saudi attacker is also keen to refine his skills and gain more experience through active participation in matches before agreeing to extend his contract with Al Hilal.

For his part, Al-Hilal Club, headed by Prince Nawaf bin Saad, is keen to secure the player's services for the future, especially after the reserve team entered the free period that allows him to sign with any club without needing approval from the team's management.

Al Hilal officials are closely monitoring the player's situation, hoping to reach an agreement that ensures Radeef's continued presence with the team and regular participation in the upcoming season, amid strong competition for attacking positions.