Al Musrati is highly sought after by Neom SC, a club that has recently been promoted and possesses a large budget. Musrati, however, is initially focusing on offers from Europe despite the significant interest from the Arab peninsula.

Fanatik reports on the latest developments regarding Al Musrati's potential transfer after his loan period at Monaco. Al Musrati, who was loaned to Monaco for a fee of 1 million Euros, is expected to return since Monaco chose not to activate the purchase option. Although two clubs from the Saudi Arabian League have shown interest in him, Musrati reportedly prefers to remain in Europe, with a particular interest in France. Additionally, his family is reportedly not enthusiastic about the prospect of moving to Saudi Arabia. Beşiktaş, on their part, intends to sell him for a transfer fee rather than arranging another loan, as they aim to recuperate some of the 12 million Euros they initially invested in his transfer. The club is focused on minimizing losses in this transfer deal.

Al Musrati was loaned to Monaco, and the club has decided not to exercise the purchase option. Al Musrati will return to Beşiktaş, but the club plans to sell him as he is not in their plans for the new season.

Al-Musrati, transferred from Braga to Beşiktaş for 11 million Euros last year, was loaned to Monaco in the winter transfer window. Monaco holds an option to purchase Al-Musrati for 8 million Euros. The club has expressed satisfaction with his performance in two matches and is considering making the transfer permanent at the season's end. The purchase option also includes a 2 million Euro bonus clause. According to reports from the French press, Monaco is reportedly prepared to pay this amount to finalize the player's transfer.