Al-Nassr Club has taken practical steps to discover new talents, as two Nigerian players underwent technical trials with the under-21 team, as part of reinforcement plans during the current winter transfer window.

The Nigerian duo, David Eviyato Ogijiufor and Moebizimor Garando, are undergoing trials with Al-Nassr's under-21 team to assess their level before making a signing decision.

The Saudi newspaper Al-Riyadiyah revealed that Brazilian Marcelo Salazar, the coach of Al-Nassr's youth team, is directly overseeing the technical trials for players born in 2007.

Salazar is expected to submit a detailed technical report to the football management of Al-Nassr Club, which will include a comprehensive evaluation of Ogujiofor's and Garando's performance on the field.

In a related context, several first-team players of Al-Nassr continue their rehabilitation programs inside the medical clinic, led by Abdulilah Al-Amri, Raghad Al-Najjar, and Saad Haqawi.

The rehabilitation program also includes Salem Al-Najdi, Rakan Al-Ghamdi, Sami Al-Najai, and Ayman Yahya, following the approved treatment plan, away from group training sessions.

Al-Nassr Club is preparing to face Damac tomorrow in the 17th round of the Saudi Professional League, after securing an exciting victory over Al-Shabab in the previous round.

Al-Nassr occupies second place in the Roshn Saudi League standings with 34 points, behind the leader Al-Hilal, as the competition for the top spot in the championship continues.