According to ESPN BR, Wesley has flirted a lot with Corinthians on social media in recent days. However, the Saudis have never seriously considered the possibility of the Brazilian returning to Timão, with the European market being the priority.

According to Globo.com, Corinthians is seeking to sign attackers during this transfer window but denies any negotiations with Wesley currently. The Al-Nassr player recently published images on social media wearing a Corinthians shirt, with the song 'Louco para voltar' as the soundtrack.

Wesley, a 20-year-old Brazilian attacker who came through the Corinthians youth system, caused speculation among the club's supporters with his social media activity. He posted a photo of his visit to the Neo Química Arena at the end of last year, accompanied by a song called 'Louco Pra Voltar' ('Crazy to Come Back'), and also removed most photos from his profile, leaving just one from 2024 of him kissing the Corinthians crest. At the beginning of the year, Al Nassr coach Jorge Jesus admitted that the Brazilian was on the list of negotiable players. Jesus explained that the limit on foreign players in the Saudi league could force Wesley's departure, as there are no available spots unless another player leaves. Corinthians had previously sold Wesley in 2024 for 20 million dollars, at which time the club held 70% of his economic rights. Wesley, who has 12 caps for Brazil U20, has a contract with Al-Nassr until June 2028 and has recorded one goal and two assists in nine Saudi Pro League appearances this season. Several clubs have been linked with him, including Benfica, Bologna, and Sporting CP. In January 2026, reports indicated Al Nassr would discuss a sale for a fee exceeding €10 million, while in late 2025, the club reportedly requested a €15 million fee from Sporting CP. His current Transfermarkt market value is €5.00m.