French striker Mamadou Sangare, from Manchester City's youth team, is expected to arrive in Dammam within the next two days to undergo a medical examination before signing with Al-Qadsiah, according to the Saudi sports newspaper Al-Riyadh.
The report clarified that the 19-year-old Sangare will undergo the medical check-up after his arrival in Saudi Arabia.
The Mali-born player had joined Manchester City from Paris Saint-Germain last summer.
A few days ago, Al-Qadsiah announced the signing of Tijjani Reijnders, also from Manchester City.
The player signed a five-season contract with Al-Qadsiah.
The deal was valued at 61 million euros, and Reijnders is set to earn 100 million euros over the duration of his contract with Al-Qadsiah.
Reijnders played 50 matches for Manchester City, scoring 7 goals and providing 8 assists.
He represented the Netherlands national team in the 2026 FIFA World Cup held in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, which was won by Spain.
His international appearances for the Netherlands total 35 matches, in which he scored 7 goals and provided 4 assists.
