Wesley, a 20-year-old Brazilian at Al Nassr, has expressed a desire to leave. The desire is related to a loan because no team is willing to pay a minimum of the 18 million euros that Al Nassr paid to sign him from Corinthians in the summer of 2024. Wesley is being considered as an option by Olympiacos.

Olympiacos is among the clubs interested in Wesley. Al-Nassr wants to receive between 10 and 15 million euros for Wesley.

Information from abroad indicates that Olympiacos is considering a six-month loan with a purchase option for Al Nassr's 20-year-old Brazilian winger, Wesley Gassova Ribeiro Teixeira. The Greek club is not the only one interested; Benfica, Sporting Lisbon, and Shakhtar Donetsk are also reportedly considering a similar arrangement, and Flamengo is also monitoring the situation. It is understood that Al Nassr is open to discussing either a loan with an option for a permanent transfer in the summer or a direct sale for a fee exceeding ten million euros. Al Nassr acquired 85% of the player's rights from Corinthians for 18 million euros in August 2024. The player has 12 caps for the Brazil U20 team and a contract that runs until June 2028, and he is reportedly open to the possibility of a move to Europe. This season, Wesley has made 15 appearances, with four goals and one assist. His total for Al Nassr is 37 appearances, five goals, and four assists. Transfermarkt lists his current market value as €5.00m. In late 2025, Al Nassr reportedly requested a €15 million fee from Sporting CP, and in August 2025, an offer from Bologna for €12 million plus €3 million in bonuses was reportedly rejected.