Al-Nassr midfielder, Marcelo Brozovic, suffered a serious injury to his right adductor muscle during the match against Al-Fateh, and he left the field in the 18th minute after feeling pain.

The medical staff of Al-Nassr indicated that the injury occurred approximately when Al-Nassr scored their goal, as Brozovic tried to continue but requested a substitution to avoid exacerbating the muscle damage.

Estimates of the duration of his absence varied depending on the severity of the injury; if it is just a muscle strain, the player is expected to be out for 1-3 weeks, whereas in the case of a muscle tear, the absence could extend to 2-6 weeks.

Observations noted that the player continued for a few minutes after requesting the substitution, but his movement was slow and cautious to avoid any additional pressure on the injured muscle.

Coach Jorge Jesus relies on Brozovic as a key element in the team's midfield, making the assessment of the injury and the treatment program crucial before the upcoming matches.

The medical staff hopes that the injury is at its best, allowing Brozovic to return quickly to complete the season with Al-Nassr without any complications, especially with the pressure of local and continental matches.