Brazilian star Neymar is in discussions about leaving his Saudi club Al-Hilal but his financial demands are holding up an agreement, a club source told AFP on Wednesday.

Neymar is on the verge of re-signing for one of his former clubs, but this won't be the end of his Saudi nightmare.

Neymar is under contract with Al-Hilal until June 2024, but reports in Brazil suggest Santos, the club where Neymar began his career, is in talks to bring him back to Brazil. Al-Hilal is reportedly favouring a transfer for Neymar, while Neymar himself is seeking a loan deal.

Neymar is under contract with the Saudi Pro League club until June. Reports in Brazil say Santos, the club where Neymar made his name in his now fading career, are in talks for him to return to his homeland but Al-Hilal would prefer a transfer while Neymar wants a loan deal.

Once one of the world's best players, Neymar is still only 32 and looks set to leave Al Hilal soon. But what does the future hold for him?

Since leaving Barcelona 2017, Neymar's career has been a turbulent one, seemingly filled with as many injuries as goals or trophies, and there are reports that he could be seeking a more comfortable club environment.

Neymar Jr., one of Brazil’s most famous soccer players, is set to leave the Saudi Pro League and return to the Santos football club, his early beginnings. Following a torrid time in Saudi Arabia with Al-Hilal,