Saudi Arabia wants to steal a star from Chelsea

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El Al-Nassr wants to continue being a protagonist in the market, and this time they have their sights set on one of Chelsea's figures: Moisés Caicedo. The Saudi club would be willing to go all out to secure the services of the Ecuadorian midfielder, whom they consider an ideal piece to strengthen their midfield for the upcoming season.

As reported by 'Telegraph', the Riyadh team has the South American international as one of their main priorities. Caicedo, who has only been at Stamford Bridge for a few months after his record transfer from Brighton, is valued at around 120 million euros, an amount that Al-Nassr would not see as impossible to afford. The ambition of the Arab team knows no bounds, and their intention is to continue attracting stars with their economic project.

It will not be for less than 120 million euros

Although Chelsea does not easily consider letting go of one of their most expensive signings, in Saudi Arabia, they are confident in seducing the player both in sports and economic terms. At Al-Nassr, Caicedo would coincide with renowned footballers like Cristiano Ronaldo or Sadio Mané, which could be a significant incentive to consider the change.

The possibility of the Ecuadorian leaving the Premier League so soon seems remote, but the growing economic power of Saudi clubs forces us not to rule anything out. Caicedo's future could take an unexpected turn.

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