Coman Lands in Saudi Arabia

Bayern Munich has given the green light for Kingsley Coman to travel to Saudi Arabia and complete his move to Al-Nassr. The French forward, a Champions League winner and attacking reference in the Bundesliga, will sign a three-year contract that will tie him to the Saudi club until 2028.

The deal has been finalized at $41 million (around €35 million), with $35.1 million guaranteed and $5.85 million in add-ons. Coman will undergo a medical examination in the coming hours before putting pen to paper, in a move that not only strengthens Al-Nassr but also marks a new stage in his career after a decade in European football.

A Summer of Galáctico Signings

Coman’s arrival is the third major addition for Al-Nassr this summer, following the signings of João Félix and Iñigo Martínez. The Portuguese forward joined from Atlético Madrid in a big-money deal, bringing youth, flair, and goals to complement the attack led by Cristiano.

Meanwhile, Iñigo Martínez, formerly of FC Barcelona, bolstered the defense with his experience and solidity, becoming a key piece in improving the team’s performance in international competitions. With these reinforcements, Al-Nassr makes it clear that their goal is not only to reign in the Saudi Pro League but also to challenge for the AFC Champions League.

The Challenge of an Unstoppable Attack

With Cristiano Ronaldo, João Félix, and now Kingsley Coman, Al-Nassr’s attack is shaping up to be one of the most dangerous outside Europe. The combination of speed, skill, and finishing ability promises to be a nightmare for any defense. The question now is whether this offensive arsenal can translate into international titles for a club that is no longer satisfied with domestic dominance.