Chelsea's Hakim Ziyech Agrees Move to Al-Nassr, Linking Up with Cristiano Ronaldo

 Hakim Ziyech Reportedly Agrees to Join Al-Nassr Alongside Cristiano Ronaldo, Becoming the Latest Saudi Signing of the Summer.

According to reliable sources, Moroccan football sensation Hakim Ziyech is poised to make a move to Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr, pending the successful completion of a medical examination.

Negotiations between Ziyech's current club, Chelsea, and Al-Nassr have culminated in a mutually beneficial agreement, with the player having already agreed to personal terms, as disclosed by renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano.

The highly talented midfielder has allegedly penned a three-year contract, binding him to the Saudi Pro League outfit until 2026. Ziyech's impending transfer to Al-Nassr follows in the footsteps of fellow Premier League luminary Cristiano Ronaldo, who joined the Saudi top-flight last December after parting ways with Manchester United.

Ziyech's tenure at Stamford Bridge during the previous season proved to be rather underwhelming. Limited to a mere 24 appearances, primarily as a substitute, he failed to make a significant impact. Notably, a potential move to Ligue 1 powerhouse Paris Saint-Germain in January faltered at the eleventh hour due to a technical issue pertaining to his paperwork.

The Blues acquired Ziyech's services from Ajax on February 14, 2020, for an estimated fee of €40 million. Regrettably, the Moroccan maestro has struggled to replicate the impressive form that once distinguished him as one of the most coveted talents in European football.