Rodrigo Mora, an 18-year-old wonderkid from Porto, has agreed to leave his boyhood club for Al-Ittihad. The agreement comes after his release clause was reduced from €100 million to €70 million, attracting interest from Saudi clubs. Al-Ittihad is reportedly looking to pay slightly more than the release clause to secure better payment terms. Mora has already agreed to terms with the club, which is likely offering a substantial financial package. His decision is also influenced by the new Porto manager, Francesco Farioli, who does not have a place for Mora in his side.

FC Porto's Rodrigo Mora is a potential transfer target for Saudi Arabia's Al Ittihad, who are interested in activating his 70 million euro release clause. Al Ittihad, backed by the Public Investment Fund, seeks to refresh its foreign player lineup and sees the 18-year-old Mora as a fitting addition, despite his limited playtime under FC Porto's coach, Francesco Farioli. Negotiations, managed by agent Jorge Mendes, are ongoing, with FC Porto insisting on the full release clause amount. Mora is keen on the move for better play opportunities, aligning with Al Ittihad's focus on young foreign talent.