I'm not too sure how Netxcloud operates its storage, but rclone is likely a very good option, here. Hopefully you can "go behind" the nextcloud instance and simply pull the data directly to your local storage.
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Nextcloud doesnt really like when you do this, it stores file locations in its database and hand manages them.
Could work for a local instance though if you set up a cron job to rescan the dir every night or so
Well that's shit.
Yeah, it was a bit of a growing pain tradeoff to accommodate high performance enterprise clusters, but kinda only sucks for the small user environment.
Still pretty impressive the same software can serve both those markets though.