Al-Nassr is preparing to make significant changes to its squad during the upcoming summer transfer window, in a move aimed at strengthening the team and achieving better results in the new season.

Reports indicate that the management intends to part ways with Croatian midfielder Marcelo Brozović as part of plans to restructure the team and benefit from foreign players with higher returns.

Since joining Al-Nassr, Brozović has played 70 official matches, scoring 6 goals and providing 15 assists across various local and continental competitions.

The sporting director of Al-Nassr, Spanish Fernando Hierro, is seeking to strengthen the left-back position by signing a foreign player and has already begun holding meetings with several player agents.

Brozović announced his retirement from international play with the Croatian national team in August 2024, after a career that included 99 matches, being a key player in the generation that reached the World Cup final in 2018 and secured third place in 2022.