Al-Nassr option gains strength as Barcelona defender faces potential exit | OneFootball

According to a recent revelation made by Fichajes, it has come to light that Barcelona centre-back Andreas Christensen could be on his way out this summer, with Saudi Arabian side Al-Nassr emerging as the most likely destination.

The outlet mentions that while the interest from Al Nassr isn’t new, it has picked up pace in recent weeks, with the club reportedly readying a formal offer to tempt both the player and Barcelona.

It is no secre that Barcelona are open to negotiating a transfer if the proposal is financially attractive. With the club aiming to balance its books and make room for potential new arrivals, a move for Christensen could offer the perfect solution.

Signed on a free transfer from Chelsea in 2022, the Danish international has been a solid presence in Barça’s backline whenever available, but the current squad has no shortage of central defenders.

Saudi option gaining strength

One of the more surprising elements of the report is the involvement of Cristiano Ronaldo.

Andreas Christensen could be on his way out. (Photo by Alex Caparros/Getty Images)

The Portuguese star has reportedly asked Al Nassr’s board to prioritise the signing of Christensen, believing the defender’s experience and composure could bring much-needed stability to their backline.

While Christensen is said to be happy at Barcelona, his entourage has not ruled out a move. He is reportedly open to exploring a new chapter in his career, especially if it comes with a lucrative contract offer.

The appeal of playing in a growing league and being part of a project with top names like Ronaldo could prove difficult to resist.

With no deal finalised yet, negotiations are ongoing. Barcelona are monitoring the situation closely, as Christensen’s departure could help the club generate funds and free up space in a crowded defence.

If the deal materialises, it could turn out to be one of the club’s most significant exits of the summer transfer window.