The Turkish club Fenerbahçe officially announced the signing of young Colombian striker John Duran from Al-Nassr on a one-season loan deal, with plans for him to return to his original club after the loan period ends.

Although the deal does not include a purchase option, Al-Nassr has retained the final decision regarding the player's future, giving them the advantage of controlling his career during the upcoming season.

John Duran is still under 22 years old, which means that the loan period could be crucial in shaping his character and enhancing his mental maturity, especially with his return to the European football scene.

The renowned Portuguese coach José Mourinho, the head coach of Fenerbahçe, is considered one of the top names capable of developing players both psychologically and tactically, which could benefit Al-Nassr in the future.

Should Duran excel this season, he may attract the attention of major European clubs, providing Al-Nassr with an opportunity to market him again and achieve significant financial gains from his sale next summer.

The player's loan also carries a clear message from Al-Nassr that the club does not cling to a player who does not integrate quickly, provided there is a good offer, which enhances the image of Saudi clubs as flexible professional destinations.

The deal was not only technical but also carried a successful financial aspect, as Al-Nassr received an amount of 4 million euros, a figure that strengthens the club's budget balance and provides them with greater maneuverability in the market.