Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic has reportedly told relatives he will never play for the club again after believing he has been priced out of a move to Saudi Arabia side Al Hilal.
The Cottagers last week rejected a second bid in the region of £35m from Al Hilal for Mitrovic.
The 28-year-old striker has three years left on contract but has told Fulham he is keen to make the move.
The Cottagers had already rejected an opening bid from the Saudi club of £25.5m, but the striker has reportedly asked Tony Khan to accept their new offer.
According to Sky Sports, Mitrovic has now informed his relatives that he will not play for Fulham again after the club valued him at £52million.
The figure has reportedly been quoted to agents, with the Serbian forward fearful he has been priced out of a potential move.
The 28-year-old is claimed to have considered not joining the Fulham’s pre-season tour, before being convinced to join Marco Silva’s squad by his agent Pini Zahavi and PFA representatives.
Fulham are due to fly out to the United States on Thursday.
Mitrovic has been a central figure at Fulham during his time at the club, scoring 111 goals in 205 appearances.
He fired Fulham back into the Premier League in 2022, scoring a record 43 goals in the Championship to seal their promotion to the top flight.
Last season he continued his goal-scoring form into the Premier League by netting 14 times as Fulham finished in the top half of the table.
Al-Hilai have been one of the most active clubs in a transfer window that has been dominated by the Saudi Pro League sides.
Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, a Serbian teammate of Mitrovic, joined the club from Lazio in a £35million move.
Al-Hilal have also recruited Wolves’ Portuguese skipper Ruben Neves for £47m as well as signing Kalidou Koulibaly from Chelsea.
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