Reports have been increasing regarding European interest in bringing back Spanish defender Aymeric Laporte from Al-Nassr to the old continent in the upcoming period. French club Marseille has emerged as one of the teams seeking to acquire him, as it aims to strengthen its defense.

The American website "World Soccer Talk" mentioned that Laporte might be considering leaving Al-Nassr, especially with the possibility of playing in the UEFA Champions League next season. It added that Marseille is prioritizing the Spanish defender to bolster its defense ahead of the new season.

According to French journalist Sasha Tavolieri from "Sky Sports", Marseille sees Laporte as a key target, based on the player's previous desire to return to European competitions. This could be the primary motivation behind the French club's interest in signing him.

Since his move to Al-Nassr in the summer of 2023 from Manchester City, Laporte has delivered strong performances. He has played 24 matches across all competitions this season, scoring 4 goals in 1944 minutes of play, before recently suffering an injury.

Despite his current injury, Laporte remains an important component of Al-Nassr's lineup, placing the Saudi club in a difficult position if the Spanish defender decides to leave. The coming months will be crucial in determining his future, especially given the increasing European temptations.

With the growing interest from European clubs, Laporte may find himself facing a decisive decision regarding his future. Will he continue his journey with Al-Nassr, or will he return to the old continent to take on a new challenge in European leagues?