It seems that Spanish defender Aymeric Laporte is on the verge of concluding his time with Al-Nassr, despite his contract lasting until June 2026, as preparations are underway to discuss the player's future.

Spanish media sources revealed that Laporte's agent is ready to meet with Al-Nassr officials in the coming days to discuss the details of mutually terminating the contract before the current season ends.

The Saudi club's management hopes to reach a financial settlement with the Spanish defender as part of its plans to reshape the team before the new season begins.

At the same time, French channel "RMC Sports" reported that Olympique Marseille is showing interest in signing Laporte, but they stipulate that his contract with Al-Nassr must be terminated first.

Laporte's desire to return to the UEFA Champions League is increasing, which makes him excited about the offer from Marseille, which is also seeking to return to European competition.

Laporte joined Al-Nassr from Manchester City in August 2023 and participated in 69 matches, scoring nine goals, and contributed to Spain's victory in Euro 2024.