Saad Al-Nasser, the left-back of the Saudi Al-Nassr team, has undergone new medical tests to determine the severity of the injury he sustained during the friendly match against Al-Dhariyah.

According to Al-Riyadiyah newspaper, the medical staff at Al-Nassr is monitoring the results of the tests to determine the expected duration of the player's absence from upcoming matches, amid concerns about the injury's impact on Al-Nasser's primary participation.

The player experienced pain in his ankle and quadriceps during his participation in the recent friendly, after a previous absence from the team's matches in the Roshan Saudi League and the AFC Champions League 2 due to a similar injury.

Al-Nasser joined Al-Nassr during the summer transfer window and suffered a tear in the ligaments of his right ankle during a match against Tajikistan's Istiklol Dushanbe in the AFC Champions League 2 last September, which caused him to miss several official matches.

The yellow team is preparing to face Al-Fateh in the fifth round of the Roshan Saudi Pro League, scheduled for Saturday, October 18, in a new test of the team's ability to maintain its lead.

Al-Nassr currently tops the standings with 12 points, having achieved a perfect score in the first four rounds of the league, which increases the importance of the return of injured players before the upcoming decisive matches.