In a proactive step coinciding with Al-Nassr's movements in the summer transfer market, reports have revealed that Portuguese coach Jorge Jesus, the leading candidate to coach the team, has initiated his first official request to the club's management.

The first request made by Jesus was to sign a distinguished foreign goalkeeper, to provide a strong addition alongside the returning Saudi goalkeeper Nawaf Al-Aqidi, as part of a plan to develop the team's core positions ahead of the new season.

Reports have circulated the names of prominent candidates for this position, including Cameroonian Andre Onana, goalkeeper of Manchester United, as well as German Marc-André ter Stegen, the keeper of Barcelona, and Brazilian Ederson, goalkeeper of Manchester City.

Indications confirm that Jesus is keen from the very first moment to leave his technical mark on the team, by strengthening weaknesses and attracting high-quality elements that contribute to raising the overall performance level of the team.

Al-Nassr is expected to officially announce Jorge Jesus's appointment as the head coach soon, following a final agreement covering all financial aspects and contractual details.