Real Madrid has set a condition to sign one of the prominent players from Al-Nassr this summer. According to the Spanish newspaper "AS," recent reports have emerged that Aymeric Laporte, a defender for Al-Nassr, triggered an urgent meeting between sporting director Fernando Hierro, coach Luis Castro, and club president Ibrahim Al-Muheidib to discuss the player's future. The Spanish newspaper contacted sources from Al-Nassr, who denied that any actions would be taken in the coming hours.
It was indicated that Laporte is indeed on Real Madrid's radar, but the club does not intend to take any drastic measures to secure a new defender, choosing instead to wait for an opportunity in the transfer market. Real Madrid is interested in signing Laporte if the player succeeds in terminating his contract with Al-Nassr, without the need for the Merengues to spend any money on the deal. It was mentioned that there are two years remaining on Laporte's contract with Al-Nassr, but he wishes to return to Europe and is very open to the idea of playing for Real Madrid, even willing to sacrifice a significant portion of his salary to represent the Merengues.
