David Hancko’s Move to Al Nassr Called Off as Feyenoord Defender Commits to Extended Contract

Rotterdam, Netherlands – Slovakian international David Hancko will not be joining Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr, as previously speculated. According to VoetbalPrimeur and Voetbal International journalist Martijn Krabbendam, the proposed transfer has been officially called off.

Hancko, who had drawn significant interest from Al Nassr following a string of impressive performances for Feyenoord and in European competitions, has opted to remain with the Eredivisie side. Sources close to the player reveal that Hancko and Feyenoord have reached an agreement on extending his current contract, reaffirming the defender’s commitment to the club’s long-term project.

Al Nassr had reportedly been preparing a substantial offer to lure the 26-year-old center-back to the Saudi Pro League, where several high-profile players have already made moves in recent seasons. However, Feyenoord remained firm in their stance, and with Hancko content in Rotterdam, negotiations were ultimately dropped.

This decision is seen as a major boost for Feyenoord ahead of the new season, as Hancko has become a defensive pillar since arriving from Sparta Prague. His presence will be vital as the club looks to challenge both domestically and in

Europe.