$17,000 per hour, private jet, and a mansion round off Neymar's crazy salary package at Saudi club Al Hilal

The Saudi Pro League continues to make headlines in the summer transfer window, securing a major footballing sensation as Al Hilal clinched Neymar on a two-year contract, accompanied by a staggering salary package of $300 million.

The Saudi Pro League is rapidly expanding and becoming more illustrious with each passing day of the summer transfer window. Amidst notable acquisitions of prominent European footballers like Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema, N’Golo Kanté, and Sadio Mané, the league proudly adds yet another superstar to its roster: Brazilian sensation Neymar.

Transfer details

Al Hilal, widely regarded as one of the premier teams in the Saudi Pro League, has executed a monumental deal with Paris Saint-Germain for the transfer of the 31-year-old forward on a two-year agreement. This transfer stands as one of the most remarkable transactions in football history, reportedly involving Paris Saint-Germain receiving $90 million as a transfer fee.

In addition, Neymar is set to earn an astonishing $300 million as part of his salary package. And this eye-catching figure is just the beginning.

Everything about the deal 

Neymar's transfer to Al Hilal positions him as one of the highest earners within the Saudi League, thanks to his impressive $300 million transfer package.

A closer breakdown reveals the extent of his earnings:

• $150 million per year
• $12.5 million per month
• approximately $2.0548 million per week
• approximately $410,958.90 per day
• approximately $17,123.29 per hour

However, the extravagance doesn't end here. The additional perks Neymar will enjoy after joining the Saudi side elevate this transfer to unparalleled heights for any football player across the globe.

Beyond his substantial salary, reports indicate that Neymar will also be entitled to:

• A private jet at his disposal
• A mansion with his personal staff 
• €80,000 bonus for every Al Hilal win 
• €500,000 for every story he posts to promote Saudi Arabia 

Al Hilal’s strong cavalry

This makes the already strong Al Hilal side even stronger. The Saudi side had already signed:

• Kalidou Koulibaly from Chelsea
• Sergej Milinkovic-Savic from Lazio 
• Ruben Neves from Wolves 
• Malcom from FC Zenit

Since Cristiano Ronaldo's move to Al Nassr, the Saudi Pro League has been a magnet for high-profile players, accompanied by substantial offers.