Francisco Conceicao continues to attract attention on the transfer market, with the Juventus winger now emerging as a potential target for one of Saudi Arabia’s biggest clubs.
According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Conceicao has entered the sights of Al Hilal, the Saudi club coached by former Inter manager Simone Inzaghi.
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The Portuguese winger had already been linked with a move to Chelsea in recent days, but interest from Saudi Arabia could now add another major contender to the race.
Al Hilal’s first-choice target for the position is reportedly Arsenal forward Gabriel Martinelli. However, should the Saudi club fail to secure a deal for the Brazilian, their focus could shift towards Turin and a possible approach for Conceicao.
The 2002-born Portugal international has established himself as an exciting attacking option at Juventus, particularly because of his pace, dribbling ability and capacity to create danger in one-on-one situations.
His profile makes him attractive to clubs looking for a dynamic wide player capable of changing the rhythm of a game.
Juventus Set Their Price
While Juventus do not consider Conceicao completely untouchable, the club have little intention of letting him leave without a significant financial return.
The Bianconeri would reportedly only consider an offer that is too attractive to reject, meaning Al Hilal or any other interested club would have to make a serious proposal to convince Juventus to negotiate.
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That stance could become particularly important if interest from Chelsea develops further or if Al Hilal return with a concrete offer after missing out on Martinelli.
For now, Conceicao remains part of Juventus’ plans, but the growing attention surrounding the Portuguese winger shows that his future cannot be taken completely for granted.
With Chelsea and Al Hilal now among the clubs monitoring his situation, the message from Turin is clear: Conceicao may be available, but only for the right price.
As Fabrizio Romano’s report highlights, potential suitors have been warned. Juventus are listening, but they will not make it easy for anyone to take one of their most unpredictable attacking players away.