Costa Leaves Mallorca for Al Nassr Camp Ahead of Official Announcement

Portuguese international Samo Costa has left Real Mallorca's headquarters, heading to Al Nassr's camp after completing all arrangements for his transfer, making the official announcement of the deal just a matter of time. Spanish radio station "Cadena SER" confirmed that the Portuguese midfielder finalized all details related to his transfer before departing for Al Nassr's camp to complete the final contractual procedures. The station published a photo of Samo Costa at the airport, ready to travel, a move that bolstered reports of his imminent switch to Al Nassr for the upcoming season. Costa is expected to be Al Nassr's first signing in the summer transfer market, as part of the club's strategy to strengthen the team with experienced and quality players ahead of the Saudi Pro League's kickoff. Al Nassr aims to enhance its midfield with a player capable of performing multiple roles on the pitch, leveraging Samo Costa's abilities in both defensive midfield and offensive support, alongside his physical strength, passing accuracy, and ball recovery skills. Samo Costa, 25, began his football career at Sporting Lisbon's academy before moving to Almería in Spain and then to Real Mallorca, where he established himself as one of the team's standout players thanks to his impressive performances. The player joined Real Mallorca for around €3 million and has participated in over 100 official matches for the club, scoring 8 goals and providing 5 assists, while also securing his place in the senior Portuguese national team.