Sources close to the "Sports Scope" program revealed the conditions imposed by Italian coach Simone Inzaghi on Al-Hilal's management, prior to the expected official signing next Monday, in order to ensure the achievement of his technical vision.

Inzaghi made the retention of Senegalese defender Kalidou Koulibaly one of his absolute priorities, completely rejecting the idea of his departure during the summer transfer window, considering him an essential element in his upcoming defensive plan.

Among his prominent demands, Inzaghi requested the signing of French left-back Theo Hernandez, confirming that he would provide significant support to the left side and complement the construction of a strong defensive system for Al-Hilal next season.

Regarding the midfield, Inzaghi informed the blue management that there is no decisive preference between Portuguese Bruno Fernandes and Italian Nicolo Barella, indicating the possibility of signing either based on the outcome of negotiations.

Inzaghi also showed a clear insistence on signing Nigerian star Victor Osimhen to lead the attack, considering him the ideal choice to strengthen the offensive aspect and achieve balance among the three lines.

The Italian coach agreed to sign international defender Ali Lajami, while he expressed his clear desire for defender Ali Al-Bulaihi not to continue in his squad for the upcoming season.

In a surprising move, Inzaghi recommended the release of the Brazilian trio Malcolm Felipe, Caio Cesar, and Renan Lodi, indicating that they do not fit the tactical approach he intends to implement within the blue team.