Money is firmly on the table for Abdul Fatawu Issahaku as Saudi Arabian giants Al Hilal intensify their interest in signing the Ghanaian winger, with plans to return in the upcoming summer transfer window.
Initial Talks Break Down Despite Player Interest
According to sources close to the negotiations, Al Hilal and Fatawu’s camp were unable to reach an agreement during initial talks, despite the player being keen on the move due to a highly lucrative package proposed by the Saudi Pro League heavyweights.
Al Hilal prepare €10m-per-year summer move for Ghana winger Abdul Fatawu Issahaku
€10m Per Year Offer Awaits Ghana Star
The Saudi giants are reportedly prepared to place a staggering €10 million per year contract on the table when they renew their pursuit in the summer, a figure that would make the former Ghana Black Stars winger one of the highest-paid Ghanaian footballers globally.
European Career at a Crossroads
Fatawu, who has impressed with his pace, direct attacking style and maturity beyond his years, is currently at a crucial stage of his career, with the potential move raising debate over whether now is the right time to swap European competition for the financial muscle of the Saudi Pro League.
Al Hilal’s Growing African Recruitment Strategy
Al Hilal have been aggressive in recent transfer windows, targeting elite talent across Europe and Africa, and see Fatawu as a long-term investment capable of thriving alongside established stars in Saudi Arabia’s rapidly growing football project.
What This Means for Ghana Football
A move of this magnitude would further underline the rising global value of Ghanaian players, following recent high-profile transfers involving Black Stars internationals, as reported consistently by GhanaMedia.net and other leading football platforms.
With the summer window approaching, all eyes will be on whether Al Hilal can finally get their man — and whether Abdul Fatawu Issahaku decides that now is the moment to cash in on one of the most lucrative offers of his career.
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