Al-Nassr Club has sought to sign striker Haroun Kamara, a player from Al-Shabab, during the current summer transfer window, but negotiations have not yet reached a conclusion due to Al-Shabab's insistence on keeping the player.

Al-Nassr submitted an official offer to acquire Kamara's services as part of the team's plan to strengthen their attacking line before the start of the new season of the Saudi Roshan League.

The management of Al-Shabab has not yet approved Al-Nassr's offer, due to coach Emanuel Al-Ghosail's desire to retain the player in his starting lineup for the upcoming season.

Kamara, who is 27 years old, is considered one of the most sought-after strikers in the league and is a primary target for Al-Nassr, which is looking for effective attacking reinforcements.

The future of the deal remains pending on Al-Shabab's final decision, while Al-Nassr's fans are awaiting further moves to finalize the contract with the player in the coming days.