The Saudi club Al-Qadsiah has finalized its agreement with its counterpart Al-Nassr regarding the loan of Portuguese star Octavio Monteiro, in a deal that was concluded during the current summer transfer window after a long series of negotiations.

The Saudi sports newspaper, Al-Riyadiyah, revealed that Al-Qadsiah reached an official agreement with Al-Nassr for Octavio's loan for one season, with the possibility of extending the contract if the parties agree later.

Octavio is considered one of the most prominent names recently contracted by Al-Nassr, as he joined the team from Porto, Portugal, for a fee of 60 million euros to be paid in three consecutive installments.

The Portuguese player receives a massive salary of 42 million euros over three seasons, with 13 million in the first year, 14 million in the second, and 15 million in the last, in addition to additional perks.

During his time with Al-Nassr, Octavio played 84 official matches in various competitions, during which he managed to score 12 goals and provide 16 assists, proving his significant technical value.

With his move to Al-Qadsiah, Octavio hopes to regain his brilliance through a new experience that grants him more playing minutes, while the Eastern club relies on his experience to strengthen its squad during the current season.