90min reported on the ambitious attempt by Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr to acquire Brighton & Hove Albion winger Kaoru Mitoma. Al Nassr made an aggressive move to sign the player with an initial bid of €65m (£54.4m), which was formally rejected by Brighton. The Saudi club then prepared a second bid, potentially worth up to £90m with bonuses, including an up-front fee of £65m. However, Brighton remained firm in their decision not to sell Mitoma and indicated that there was no price for negotiation. As a result, Al Nassr decided to walk away from the deal.

Al Nassr has shown interest in signing Kaoru Mitoma from Brighton & Hove Albion. An initial offer of 65 million euros was rejected by Brighton, but Al Nassr is preparing a second and final offer of 107 million euros, as reported by CBS journalist James Benge.

Al-Nassr made a €65 million bid for Brighton's Kaoru Mitoma, which was rejected due to the late timing in the transfer window. Mitoma is key to Brighton's attack, and Al-Nassr may return with a higher offer. Al-Nassr, where Cristiano Ronaldo plays, seeks to enhance their squad with Mitoma's creativity. Their interest in Mitoma aligns with a €77 million deal for Aston Villa's Jhon Duran, demonstrating their transfer ambitions.