Marc Casado is expected to move to Al-Hilal for around 35 million euros. After his team's match against Udinese on Saturday night, Hansi Flick confirmed Casado's imminent departure.

According to the newspaper 'Sport', Marc Casadó is very close to moving to Saudi Arabia and is now ready to make the move. Casadó is not traveling with Barcelona for upcoming test matches as he is expected to leave the Catalans. Barcelona is demanding up to 40 million euros for the 22-year-old, and Al Hilal is listed as a potential buyer.

The absence of Marc Casado from the team traveling to Udine suggests a transfer could be agreed very soon. Only official confirmation is now awaited.

According to AS, Barcelona nearly accepted an offer of 10 million for Marc Casadó from Al-Hilal before the close of the financial year, but ultimately decided to wait to try and secure a bigger transfer fee. Barcelona's intention is to obtain approximately 30 million for the midfielder. His absence from the squad list for the trip to Udine may suggest that some progress has been made on his departure.

According to Sport, FC Barcelone wishes to sell Marc Casadó for around 40 million euros to finance the arrival of Rodri and facilitate registrations. Al-Hilal is one of the two Saudi clubs most interested in Marc Casadó and holds an advantage. Jorge Mendes is working on the deal, which could be linked to negotiations between FC Barcelone and Al-Hilal for João Cancelo. Marc Casadó was at first reluctant to move to Saudi Arabia, but the operation could become financially interesting for him and the Catalan club.

In July, Al Hilal presented an offer for Marc Casadó to FC Barcelona, which the Catalan club rejected. Negotiations between the two clubs are ongoing but are not close to being finalized. FC Barcelona is demanding a fee of over 30 million euros and is aiming for a figure approaching 40 million euros. Currently, Al Hilal is unwilling to meet that amount. Discussions between Marc Casadó and Al Hilal are at a very advanced stage, and a good relationship exists between the player and the Saudi club. A final agreement is dependent on the two clubs reaching a compromise.

According to an update from Marca, Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal are making a strong effort to sign Barcelona midfielder Marc Casado before the start of the new season. The midfielder reportedly likes the financial figures involved but is not convinced that a transfer to the Saudi Pro League is the best idea at this stage of his career. Barcelona are hoping to sell Casado for 30 million euros if he decides on the move. The club also hopes a deal can be concluded quickly, as the team is due back for pre-season in just over a week.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Al Hilal of Saudi Arabia is interested in Marc Casadó. Barcelona hopes to obtain between 20 and 30 million euros for him.

Al-Hilal is showing interest in Marc Casadó, who has no future at FC Barcelona. The club does not plan to extend his contract, which is valid until 2028. During the summer, Casadó is permitted to leave the club for approximately 20 million euros.

Al Hilal has an interest in signing Marc Casadó and would offer him a significant salary. Casadó's potential transfer to Al Hilal could facilitate FC Barcelona's signing of Joao Cancelo.

Al Hilal is strongly interested in Marc Casadó, a 22-year-old Spanish midfielder who is not a regular starter for Hansi Flick. Barcelona hopes to obtain at least €20 million for the midfielder, which could help finance the signing of Joao Cancelo, who is owned by Al Hilal. In addition to Al Hilal, several Premier League clubs, including Manchester United, Chelsea, and Arsenal, have been associated with the player whose contract with Barcelona runs until 2028.