Iñigo Martínez, at 34 years old, left FC Barcelone to join Al-Nassr. The transfer was made possible due to a clause in his contract, allowing him to leave freely. Martínez expressed that it was a difficult decision despite not having a poor salary at Barça and his family's happiness in Barcelona. He mentioned having a conversation with Flick after returning from a tour, where he was honest about his decision, knowing that Flick would understand his situation. Martínez noted that opportunities like this are rare and challenging to decline.

Mundo Deportivo reports on the official signing of Iñigo Martínez with Al-Nassr. Iñigo Martínez has officially signed with Al-Nassr after all necessary documents were completed. FC Barcelona terminated his contract a year early, allowing him to join the Saudi club on a free transfer. He has signed a two-year contract with an option to leave after the first year. The transfer had been in discreet negotiations for several weeks and was finalized recently. Iñigo was allowed by the club to skip training on Thursday to finalize the move and bid farewell to his teammates.

Inigo Martínez, a key player for FC Barcelona, will join Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia. The transfer is confirmed by transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. Martínez will terminate his contract with Barcelona immediately and join Al-Nassr as a free agent. He will sign a contract until June 2026, with an option to extend for another season until June 2027. His departure is seen as a cost-saving measure for Barcelona, who can use the saved funds to register new players.

Iñigo Martínez, aged 34, is reportedly on the verge of transferring to Al-Nassr, the team associated with Cristiano Ronaldo. The central defender from FC Barcelona is currently in negotiations with the Saudi Arabian club, according to market specialist journalist Matteo Moretto. Although Martínez has one year remaining on his contract with an option to extend for an additional season, the interest from the Saudi team has altered these plans. Al-Nassr has been in the market for a replacement for Aymeric Laporte, who is reportedly nearing a move to Athletic Club. The offer from Al-Nassr is said to be highly attractive to Martínez, prompting him to discuss his departure. This potential move could impact FC Barcelona's summer transfer strategy, enabling them to register other players and preventing the departure of another central defender. Martínez, who missed the last two preseason matches in Japan and Korea due to muscle fatigue, is reportedly finding the financial proposal from Al-Nassr challenging to resist.