Nawaf Boushal, defender of Al-Nassr first football team, has overcome the injury he previously suffered, which was a joint ligament tear while representing Saudi Arabia in the World Cup, according to exclusive information obtained by Al-Riyadiya. The same source indicated that the player will undergo medical examinations immediately upon arrival at the team's camp in Lisbon on Saturday, alongside his international teammates Abdullah Al-Khaibari, Nawaf Al-Aqidi, and Abdul Ilah Al-Omari, and the quartet will start training immediately after the examinations. Boushal had suffered a mild joint ligament tear after the end of the Saudi national team's match against Cape Verde in the third round of the World Cup group stage, after which he entered a rehabilitation program throughout the holiday period allocated for international players. In a related context, members of the capital club continue their training in their current camp in the Portuguese city of Lisbon, affected by their friendly loss to Benfica with a score of 1-2. Al-Nassr is preparing to play three additional friendly matches during the camp, facing Spanish side Merida on July 28, then Portuguese side Estrela Amadora in early August, and concluding its matches with a meeting against Almeria on the 4th of the same month.

These preparations come within the framework of clubs' efforts to raise physical and technical readiness before the start of official competitions for the new football season.

External camps are of great importance for major clubs to ensure harmony and correct mistakes through trial matches. Al-Nassr's friendly matches against European clubs are an opportunity to test the readiness of new and old elements. The return of international players is expected to strengthen the team's ranks before its upcoming commitments. Sports fans closely follow these preparations to know the extent of their team's readiness for the upcoming season.