- Al-Nassr make a move for Internacional striker Ricardo Mathias
- Manchester United and PSV also scouted the 19-year-old talent
- Brazilian forward has €65m release clause in contract until 2028
Getty/GOALManchester United to miss out to Cristiano Ronaldo's Al-Nassr? Saudi Arabian club make bid to sign striker watched by Ruben Amorim's side

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WHAT HAPPENED?
Brazilian outlet Globo Esporte report that Al-Nassr have submitted a proposal to Internacional for Mathias. Although the value of the bid has not been disclosed, the Brazilian striker only recently renewed his contract until 2028, which includes a €65 million (£56m/$76m) release clause. The Saudi giants are confident of convincing the player, who has already drawn interest from European clubs including PSV and Manchester United.
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United have already strengthened their frontline this summer but continue to scout long-term talents across the globe. Mathias has quickly risen in Brazil and would represent a move for the future, yet Al-Nassr’s financial muscle could prove decisive. Playing alongside Cristiano Ronaldo is also seen as a huge lure for the teenager.
DID YOU KNOW?
Mathias broke into Internacional’s first team last season and has made a strong impression this year, scoring twice in the Brazilian league. United scouts attended his match against Fluminense earlier this summer, while PSV Eindhoven also had eyes on him. Internacional inserted the €65m clause after rejecting previous interest, ensuring they retain control of his next move.
AFPWHAT NEXT FOR MATHIAS?
It remains to be seen whether Al-Nassr can strike a deal with Internacional, who may hold out for a figure closer to the player’s release clause. Manchester United will continue to monitor the situation, though a bidding war with Saudi clubs may not be in their plans. For Mathias, the decision will be whether to join Ronaldo in Saudi Arabia or wait for a European opportunity.
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