Local Duo on Al-Nassr's Radar at the Orders of Jesus
Reports have indicated that the new head coach of Al-Nassr, Portuguese Jorge Jesus, is keen on strengthening the left-back position with a local player during the current transfer window.
According to the reports, the Al-Nassr coaching staff is considering several local options, with the duo of Saad Al-Nasser, a player from Al-Taawoun, and Abdulilah Al-Khaibari, a defender from Al-Riyadh, standing out.
Saad Al-Nasser, who is 24 years old, is seen as a young and distinctive option, with a market value of about 650,000 euros. He is known for his agility despite his height of 168 cm and had a notable season with Al-Taawoun.
Al-Nasser played 41 matches with his team last season, scoring one goal and assisting three others. His contract with Al-Taawoun is expected to end at the end of the next season, making him a potentially negotiable deal.
On the other hand, Abdulilah Al-Khaibari (28 years old) has more experience, with a market value estimated at 900,000 euros and a height of 178 cm. However, he did not score or assist any goals in 32 matches played with Al-Riyadh, raising questions about his offensive contributions.
Al-Khaibari's contract remains until the summer of 2029, which may complicate the financial aspects of signing him, while Al-Nasser's circumstances appear to be more flexible in terms of negotiation and tactical readiness.
According to the reports, the Al-Nassr coaching staff is considering several local options, with the duo of Saad Al-Nasser, a player from Al-Taawoun, and Abdulilah Al-Khaibari, a defender from Al-Riyadh, standing out.
Saad Al-Nasser, who is 24 years old, is seen as a young and distinctive option, with a market value of about 650,000 euros. He is known for his agility despite his height of 168 cm and had a notable season with Al-Taawoun.
Al-Nasser played 41 matches with his team last season, scoring one goal and assisting three others. His contract with Al-Taawoun is expected to end at the end of the next season, making him a potentially negotiable deal.
On the other hand, Abdulilah Al-Khaibari (28 years old) has more experience, with a market value estimated at 900,000 euros and a height of 178 cm. However, he did not score or assist any goals in 32 matches played with Al-Riyadh, raising questions about his offensive contributions.
Al-Khaibari's contract remains until the summer of 2029, which may complicate the financial aspects of signing him, while Al-Nasser's circumstances appear to be more flexible in terms of negotiation and tactical readiness.
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