Globo.com reports that Cruzeiro has arranged the signing of Wesley and that he is expected in Belo Horizonte by Thursday. The player is set to undergo medical examinations at Toca da Raposa before signing his contract. Cruzeiro hopes to have Wesley available for the Libertadores round of 16 and aims to submit the required documentation to Conmebol by August 7. Wesley will join on a one-year loan, which includes an option to buy at the end of the contract in July of next year.

Cruzeiro is close to signing Wesley. According to ESPN, an agreement is in place for him to join Cruzeiro on a loan deal that includes a purchase option, with Al Nassr of Saudi Arabia covering part of his salary. Wesley is expected in Belo Horizonte next week for medical examinations and to sign with Cruzeiro for one season. The transfer was facilitated by Al Nassr's need to free up a foreign player slot in their squad. The player had cost Al Nassr about 20 million dollars, plus an additional 5 million dollars in bonuses.

Cruzeiro have advanced in the signing of Wesley from Al-Nassr, with the player and club now exchanging documents to finalize the deal. The forward is expected in Belo Horizonte in the coming days. Negotiations between Cruzeiro and Wesley started in early July. Cruzeiro initially sought to loan Wesley but withdrew when Corinthians got involved. Following injuries to Sinisterra and Gabriel Pec, Cruzeiro returned to the market and resumed talks. After the withdrawal of the Paulista club, Cruzeiro successfully advanced the negotiations. The initial information about the progress was reported by Rádio Itatiaia, and ge confirmed the news.

ESPN BR reports that Cruzeiro has a renewed interest in signing Wesley amid financial troubles at Corinthians. Cruzeiro had previously withdrawn from negotiations because of a verbal agreement between Wesley and Corinthians. As Corinthians faces financial punishments, Wesley is being discussed again at Cruzeiro. The club's intention is to submit a proposal similar to one from previous discussions, which would involve a loan with a purchase option. Al Nassr is open to negotiations for the player. Wesley desires to return to Brazil and gives priority to Corinthians, but transfer bans could prevent this return.

According to Globo.com, Cruzeiro has expressed interest in Wesley, and the player has communicated clearly to his representatives his desire to return to Corinthians.

According to ESPN, Cruzeiro, which was interested in Wesley from Al Nassr, has withdrawn from the negotiation.

Cruzeiro and Al-Nassr have agreed on all terms for the loan of Wesley until the middle of next year. The club had also reached a full agreement with Wesley and was waiting for the contract to be signed to receive the player. The agreement between Cruzeiro and Al-Nassr remains, but the Saudi club cannot interfere on the player's side. Cruzeiro are maintaining their proposal but are not willing to change any terms or wait a long time for Wesley. Information has emerged that Wesley's staff are offering him to other clubs, according to 'Central da Toca', a claim that was confirmed by ge.

Wesley, a 21-year-old Brazilian, is nearing an agreement to sign with Cruzeiro, as the club advances in negotiations with Al-Nassr of Saudi Arabia. The player is seeking a new opportunity after a loan spell at Real Sociedad in Spain, where he did not play regularly. At Cruzeiro, he is expected to be an option for speed on the flanks, a characteristic considered essential by coach Artur Jorge for his tactical scheme. Wesley joined Al-Nassr in August 2024 and has a contract with the club until June 2028. He has been capped 12 times for the Brazil U20 team and has a current Transfermarkt market value of €4.00m.