News about the departure of Portuguese player Octavio from Al-Nassr has ignited the summer transfer market, following his official exclusion from the plans of new coach Jorge Jesus and his omission from the team's current training camp in Austria.

Media personality Ibrahim Mohammed Al-Ateeq revealed that Brazilian club Palmeiras has become interested in acquiring the Al-Nassr star during the ongoing transfer window, amid a decline in his role within the Saudi team and his imminent departure from the 'Global' fortress.

Despite Octavio's name being recently linked to Saudi club Al-Ahli, sources close to the administration confirmed that there are no official negotiations between the two parties, thus denying the rumors surrounding the deal.

Media reports clarified that Al-Ahli does not prioritize the Portuguese player at this time, especially given the differing visions for technical contracts and the lack of intention to open communication with the player or his agent.

It has become clear that Octavio's future lies outside the walls of Al-Nassr, as indications point towards his departure to a new destination, with clubs outside Saudi Arabia, notably Palmeiras, closely monitoring the situation.