Marc Casadó Open to Saudi Arabia Move as Al-Hilal Eye €30m Barcelona Deal

Barcelona midfielder Marc Casadó is reportedly open to the possibility of leaving the club this summer, with Saudi Pro League giants Al-Hilal showing strong interest in signing the talented midfielder.

According to Marca, Casadó has become more receptive to a move to Saudi Arabia as uncertainty surrounds his role at Barcelona ahead of the new season. While the La Masia graduate remains highly regarded, increased competition in midfield could limit his opportunities under Hansi Flick.

Barcelona are reportedly seeking €30 million for the 21-year-old, a fee that would provide the club with a valuable financial boost as they continue working within La Liga's financial regulations. Al-Hilal, one of the Saudi Pro League's biggest spenders, are monitoring the situation closely and could make a formal approach if negotiations progress.

Casadó enjoyed a breakthrough campaign last season, earning praise for his composure, work rate, and tactical intelligence. However, with Barcelona strengthening their squad and competition for places increasing, the Spanish youngster may be forced to consider his options to secure regular first-team football.

At this stage, no agreement has been reached between the clubs, but the player's willingness to explore a move represents a significant development. If Al-Hilal meet Barcelona's €30 million valuation, Casadó could become the latest European talent to make the switch to Saudi Arabia.