Victor Osimhen has become the subject of an astronomical offer from Al Hilal, as the Saudi Pro League giants attempt to lure the Napoli striker with a deal worth up to €160 million over the course of a potential four-year stay.

According to Corriere dello Sport, Al Hilal have raised their initial proposal after the 26-year-old Nigerian forward turned down their first approach. Their new offer includes a €40 million per season salary - a significant bump from the €30 million originally on the table.

Napoli are actively looking to sell Osimhen this summer and have set a release clause of €75 million, which Al Hilal are reportedly the only club so far willing to fully meet.

The proposed contract would run for three years, with an optional fourth year, potentially bringing Osimhen a staggering total of €160 million in wages alone. It’s one of the biggest financial packages ever offered to an active European-based striker.

Al Hilal remain aggressive in their Serie A recruitment drive. The club is also closing in on a deal for AC Milan left-back Theo Hernandez, who is expected to earn €20 million per year should he sign.