Porto and Al Ittihad in talks for Mora, Saudis to pay release clause | OneFootball

The future of Rodrigo Mora may see decisive developments in the coming hours. International press sources report that FC Porto and Al Ittihad have scheduled a meeting for tomorrow, with the aim of discussing the possible transfer of the young Portuguese forward.

The Saudi club is reportedly willing to trigger the release clause set at 70 million euros, an amount that could become one of the largest transfers in the history of the blue and white. Nevertheless, FC Porto's management is approaching the process with caution, recalling the failed outcome of the sale of Galeno last summer, when everything pointed to the winger's departure to Saudi Arabia.

In Saudi Arabia, the press claims that Rodrigo Mora and his representatives have already reached an agreement with a fund linked to Saudi football, which reinforces the belief that the deal could progress quickly.

For now, there is no official confirmation from either party, but the scheduled meeting could be decisive in determining whether the Dragons' number 86 jersey will remain at Dragão or head to Saudi Arabia.

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