Nick Kyrgios has welcomed Saudi Arabia’s interest in tennis as officials consider increased contributions from the country’s Public Investment Fund. The Australian player indicated he was keen for tennis to follow golf’s venture into Saudi investment and reap the associated financial rewards. “Finally. They see the value,” Krygios said on Twitter with added money bag emojis. “We are going to get paid what we deserve to get paid. Sign me up.” Tennis is the latest sport to be linked to a potential Saudi takeover, raising more questions about the influence on global sport of a country known for widespread human rights abuses. Kyrgios has made few appearances on tour since injuring his knee during a lucrative exhibition match in Saudi Arabia in December. He lost his purported comeback match in Stuttgart, putting his Wimbledon chances in doubt. ATP chair, Andrea Gaudenzi, recently confirmed “positive” discussions had taken place with potential investors, including the PIF. After his win at the Queen’s Club on Sunday world men’s No 1 Carlos Alcaraz said he had “no doubts” he …

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