Raphinha is wanted in Saudi Arabia. The Brazilian winger is the latest name to emerge on the list of targets the Kingdom is looking to attract.
There have been a number of big names who have already made the move to the country, which is splashing the cash looking to build the profile of its league in the Middle East.
So far, the noises from the former Leeds United man's camp have suggested he is happy to stay at Barcelona, but that has not stopped Saudi officials from making what is reported to be a 'tempting' offer.
After initially finding it difficult at Camp Nou, Raphinha established himself in Xavi's plans towards the end of the campaign. That has alerted Saudi Arabia, who are looking around Europe and trying to cherry-pick the best talent.
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Already making the big money moves have been the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema, Ruben Neves, Kalidou Koulibaly and N'Golo Kanté.
For now, he has insisted he has no desire to leave the Spanish champions, despite some outlets describing the offer as a 'large sum of money'. The offer and money are certainly there should Raphinha decide to change his mind but it appears he is content for now.
The 26-year-old joined Barcelona from Leeds United in the summer for a reported fee that could potentially rise to £55m. He was a big hit at Elland Road after arriving from French side Rennes.
He wasted no time in announcing himself on the Leeds United stage, with six goals in his debut season in the Premier League, helping Marcelo Bielsa's side to a credible ninth-placed finish.
He had an even bigger impact the following year, netting 11 times and chipping in with three assists to alert Barcelona to his ability.
