Al-Nassr Club faces a complex obstacle regarding the future of its Brazilian goalkeeper, Bento Matheus, as the winter transfer window approaches next January.

Al-Nassr plans to make changes to its foreign player roster by releasing Pinto in order to free up a foreign player slot to strengthen the central midfield position in the upcoming period.

The "Dorina Ghair" program revealed that Al-Nassr's management is looking to sell the Brazilian goalkeeper for a suitable financial amount, which would help fund the signing of a foreign central midfielder.

The source explained that Rahel Pinto's departure has become difficult due to the high value of his contract and his large salary, which leads the club to reject the idea of terminating the contract without compensation.

Al-Nassr officials are focusing on strengthening the midfield with a foreign player, who will be registered in the team roster in place of the Brazilian goalkeeper.

This season, the technical staff led by Portuguese Jorge Jesus relies on Nawaf Al-Aqidi as the primary choice for goalkeeping.

In contrast, Pinto is allowed to participate in the AFC Champions League matches for the elite, as part of the rotation policy adopted in the various tournaments.

Pinto has participated with Al-Nassr in 9 matches across all competitions this season, during which he conceded 6 goals and managed to keep a clean sheet in 5 games.