Al Nassr offered Brighton 100 million euros for Mitoma during the last winter transfer window, but the proposal was rejected.

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.