The Saudi Pro League's transfer window is open until September 7, so who have the clubs signed and who could still move there?
The club are still in the market for one more signing and are set to compete with Al Fayha for Konan.One of a few teams that have never tasted relegation, they are Al Taawoun’s fierce rivals in Qassim. They are not backed by the PIF.Al Raed have already filled up their eight-man quota and are unlikely to make further moves in the market barring a long-term injury.
winger Lucas Moura, but after the Brazilian opted to return home, joining Sao Paulo, they turned their attention to another former Spurs player in Nkoudou who has been a revelation for them in their first couple of games. There is still room for movement for Damac whose eyes are on World Cup winner Papu Gomez who recently parted ways with Sevilla.
’s defensive midfielder Tarek Hamed is set to move from Al Ittihad, having seen his position in midfield taken cup by Fabinho.Based on the palm oasis of Saihat near the oil fields on the east, Al Khaleej were promoted to the SPL last season and only survived relegation by three points. They are not backed by PIF.Pedro Rebocho , Ivo Rodrigues , Lisandro Lopez , Jung Woo-young , Ibrahim Sehic , Mohamed Sherif , Khaled Narey .
With Narey and Sherif joining last week, coach Pedro Emanuel’s team are ready to go with all eight-player spots confirmed. No further business is expected this summer.The team from Najran on the border with Yemen are in the top division for the first time in their history, having achieved back-to-back promotions. They are not backed by PIF.
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