The Slovakian center-back has been linked with several European clubs, including Everton and Brighton & Hove Albion, but it appears that Al Nassr have made a late bid to secure his signature.

Romano reports that Al Nassr have submitted an official bid to PSG for Skriniar, and the deal is almost complete, pending the player’s decision. Skriniar has not featured for PSG this season, and it is clear that he is not part of manager Luis Enrique’s plans.

If Skriniar departs, PSG may look to sign a new center-back before the transfer window closes. The French giants have been linked with several defenders, including Benfica’s Tomás Araújo, who could potentially replace Skriniar.

Skriniar’s move to Al Nassr would mark a significant departure from European football, but it would also provide the player with a fresh start and a new challenge. The transfer window is set to close soon, and it remains to be seen whether Skriniar will make the move to Saudi Arabia.

The move would also be a significant coup for Al Nassr, who have been actively seeking to strengthen their squad with top European talent. Skriniar’s experience and quality would undoubtedly be a valuable asset to the Saudi Arabian club.

PSG, meanwhile, will be keen to secure a suitable transfer fee for Skriniar, who has been a valuable member of their squad in the past. The French club has been active in the transfer market this summer, and Skriniar’s departure would likely be followed by further signings.