Kylian Mbappe may be close to joining the football revolution in Saudi Arabia after PSG accepted a £259m bid from Al Hilal.

The Frenchman is likely to leave Paris this summer as the Parisians look to capitalize on their superstar, whose contract has less than 12 months to run.


Should he make the overwhelming move to the Middle East, Mbappe has been offered a contract at £18.57 a second, £1,113 a minute, £66,835 an hour and £1.6m a day.

It is by far the largest range of sports that has ever been offered Daily star sport will take a look at the ten most lucrative annual contracts in sports history.

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1 out of 10

Eagles quarterback Hurts signed his lucrative new contract in April 2023, making him the second highest-paid American football star. Seen earning the equivalent of £2.3million in every game.

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2 out of 10

And it’s the Ravens quarterback who’s leading Hurts to the top of American football’s highest-paying crown right now. Jackson signed his new contract in April 2023 after months of challenging negotiations.

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3 out of 10

Jokic, the first all-time basketball player on the list, joined the Nuggets in 2015 and last summer agreed to a five-year extension to become the team’s highest-paid player.

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4 out of 10

Golden State Warriors legend Curry signed a four-year deal last summer that will make him 38 when his £41.9million-a-year deal expires.

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5 out of 10

He’s the highest paid F1 driver and that’s no surprise given his dominance over the past two years. Verstappen earns £15.5million more than second-highest paid driver Lewis Hamilton.

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6 out of 10

Booker agreed last year to become the highest-earning basketball player together with a contract beginning in 2024.

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7 out of 10

And he will fulfill Towns’ contract with the Timberwolves, which also starts in 2024 – converting his current deal to a six-year deal.

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8 out of 10

The former world no.

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9 out of 10

Messi became the highest-paid sportsman of all time in 2017 when he signed a four-year deal with Barcelona worth £525m. The Argentine left Barcelona after his contract ended and the club has been in debt ever since.

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10 out of 10

The leader of the Saudi revolution in football. Ronaldo earns £514,000 a day on his two-and-a-half-year contract, which expires at 40.

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