Al-Nasr strengthens its squad with 61 million riyals and signs Al-Nasser and Kamara

The Saudi Al-Nasr Club has completed a new deal during the summer transfer window by signing Saad Al-Nasser from Al-Taawoun on a contract that extends until the summer of 2028, while the management is close to finalizing the deal for Haroun Kamara, a player from Al-Shabab.

According to press reports, the value of the Al-Nasser deal is approximately 40 million Saudi riyals, while the value of the Kamara deal is around 15 million riyals, bringing the total cost of the two deals to about 61 million Saudi riyals.

Al-Nasr Club published a video on the "X" platform announcing the signing of Saad Al-Nasser, stating: "When the opportunity comes to represent a club of such stature, you must be worthy of the trust." Al-Nasser is considered the missing piece in Al-Nasr's transfer market, after Portuguese coach Jorge Jesus repeatedly requested the signing of a left-back due to the lack of sufficient alternatives.

Al-Nasser is one of the prominent names in the defense line, having grown up in the ranks of Al-Hilal before moving to Al-Taawoun, while Al-Nasr is awaiting the official conclusion of the Haroun Kamara deal after agreeing with Al-Shabab to purchase his contract. Al-Nasr has also made other signings this summer, including Abdulmalik Al-Jaber and Nader Al-Sharari, in addition to Portuguese Joao Felix, French Kingsley Coman, and Spanish Inigo Martinez.