Real Madrid is facing challenges with contract renewals as Vinícius demands a post-tax salary of €20 million for his remaining two-year contract, causing the club to pause negotiations.

According to the latest news from the Spanish media outlet "Marca," Real Madrid is facing challenges in renewing contracts for important players. Vinícius, who has only two years left on his contract, is requesting a post-tax salary of €20 million, prompting the club to suspend his renewal discussions.

Vinícius has a market value of €170 million and is the only World Footballer of the Year in the Real Madrid squad. Currently, this Brazilian international is under a progressively increasing contract, earning around €15 million annually. After winning the "World Footballer of the Year" award, he received an additional €2 million, bringing his current annual salary to €17 million.

Another star player in the Real Madrid squad, Mbappé, earns €15 million per year. Since he joined on a free transfer, he also received a signing bonus of €40 million, which is being paid in installments.

With a player of Vinícius's caliber, Real Madrid is also facing challenges in contract renewals. The player is demanding a high post-tax salary of €20 million. If the club cannot complete the renewal before next summer's transfer window, Vinícius will enter the final year of his contract, putting Real Madrid in a passive position.

In my opinion, the best plan right now would be for a Saudi club to make an offer exceeding €170 million for Vinícius, allowing Real Madrid to sell him and use the funds to sign a striker and a playmaking midfielder to strengthen the squad. What do you think about this?