The management of Saudi Arabia’s Al-Nasr club resolved its decision on Ivorian midfielder Sekou Fofana and Colombian goalkeeper David Ospina in the current winter transfer window.
According to the Saudi sports newspaper Al-Nasr, the management of Al-Nasr has raced to include two foreign players during the current winter transfer window, supporting the ranks of its first football team.
The first of the contracts is the re-registration of Colombian 35-year-old guard David Ospina, who was underwritten last year, following a hand surgery, but this decision is conditional on him passing the field experience during the World Tour in China.
If Ospina shines, he will be registered instead of 28-year-old Ivorian Sekou Fofana, following the receipt of a number of offers by Nasr’s management to attract him on loan until the end of the current season, primarily from Saudi youth and two French clubs.
Fofana’s fate had been marked by several discussions between Portuguese team coach Luis Castro and the club’s management, as the administration wished to loan him to the youth, in order to attract a tired war, after which it decided to retain him, until the technical director changed direction with a foreign guard.
The second transaction may be a little complicated by searching for an Asian player in the defending or centre position and scoring him on the al-nasr list, only to be used in the Asian Champions League.
