Portuguese coach Jorge Jesus, head of Al-Nassr, took a new organizational step before the team's departure to Abu Dhabi to face Al Wahda, as part of the team's preparations during the current break.

According to the Saudi newspaper "Al-Riyadiyah," Jesus adopted a morning training program and completely canceled the evening sessions, so the players start their training day at 11 a.m. This step aims to enhance physical readiness before traveling.

The training session lasted a full two hours and focused on fitness aspects as well as the implementation of several tactical drills, with the participation of all foreign professionals, led by the Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo, who continues to prepare intensively.

The players are preparing for a final training session on Sunday morning in Riyadh, before the team departs for Abu Dhabi in the afternoon as part of an external training camp program running from December 7 to 11.

The camp includes a highly anticipated friendly match against Al Wahda of the UAE on December 10, during which Jesus aims to assess the team's readiness and evaluate the performance of the substitutes and players returning from injury.

Victory is close to regaining the team's trio of Abdulrahman Gharib, Abdulmalik Al-Jaber, and Sami Al-Najai, as they have returned to touching the ball and recovered from injuries that kept them off the field recently.

Al-Nassr continues to lead the Roshn Saudi League standings with 27 points, having achieved a perfect record in the first 9 rounds, amid ambitions to solidify its dominance before the competition resumes.