Al-Nassr is planting a £ 140 million Premier League raid on the last day of the Saudi transfer window.
The Jhon Duran of Aston Villa is expected to fly to the Gulf State on Friday to complete a £ 64 million to join Cristiano Ronaldo in Riyad.
The Saudi Pro League side has also submitted a bid of £ 54 million for Kaoru Mitoma from Brighton.
Brighton rejected the first bid, but is braced to an eye-water supply in which Al-Nassr is preparing to pay £ 75 million for the Japan International.
Mitoma is arranged in Brighton and is not supposed to be too enthusiastic about a move from European football and the seagulls are adamant to not want to sell.
But they may find it difficult to reject such a huge compensation for the 27-year-old.
Al-Nassr has a delegation in London who wants to seal the movements before their window closes tonight.
They also weigh a shock movement for Mateo Kovacic from Manchester City, who scored against Club Brugge on Wednesday evening.
Until now there has been no approach and a step for the former Chelsea man is complicated by the fact that City would need a replacement.
City is interested in Juventus -midfielder Douglas Luiz, but the two clubs are currently struggling to agree on the conditions about a loan.
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Al-Nassr also wants to discharge the former Liverpool-Man Sadio Mane.
Mane started their competition gain on Al-Raed last night, the club is open to let him leave, although Al-Hilal has rejected the chance to sign him.
Al-Hilal focuses on a movement for Liverpool legend Mohammed Salah comes the summer, with the Saudi-Arab sports minister who says he would like to see the Egyptian in the SPL.
Saudi Sport Minister, Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki al-Faisal, said: “Absolutely, because if he checks all the right boxes, even for us, we would like him.
“We feel that we are one with the Egyptians, from our culture and our history, and so on.
“So to have Mo Salah or other players who are good role models, would be a pleasure and a privilege to have in the Saudi competition.
“Will it happen or not? That is up to the clubs to decide and see which negotiations will continue.”
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