The Portuguese Octavio has officially ended his experience with Al-Nassr after reaching an amicable agreement with the club's management, paving the way for his transfer to Al-Qadisiyah and embarking on a new phase in the Roshan Saudi League.

Octavio's departure came after coach Jorge Jesus excluded him from the team list during the preparatory camp for the new season, prompting the player to insist on receiving 18 million euros, which represents the value of his third year of contract.

According to press reports, both parties agreed on a financial settlement under which Octavio will receive 11 million euros, waiving 7 million euros to facilitate his transfer, thus ending the speculation surrounding his future recently.

Journalist Khaled Al-Rashidi confirmed that Octavio has indeed completed all the procedures for his transfer to Al-Qadisiyah, as the player arrived in Khobar to undergo a medical examination and sign the official contract, which extends for two seasons starting from the next season.

Press reports also indicated that the new contract guarantees Octavio a total salary of 28.5 million euros over two seasons, as the player officially signed the contracts on Saturday morning to become a player for Al-Qadisiyah.

It is worth noting that Octavio joined Al-Nassr in the summer of 2023 from Porto for 60 million euros, during which he played 84 matches with the Al-Nassr team, scoring 12 goals and providing 16 assists.