Sevilla FC 2026 Summer Transfer Window

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This also means Sevilla need a striker.

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What about this Rafa Mir guy I keep hearing about? :eyes::water_buffalo:

Too soon?

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Akor Adams scored 16 goals last season (Club and Country). In this day and age, for a 26 year old. It should be at least €30m to let him go. Not even to mention that the 10 goals he scored for Sevilla helped keep us up.

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Hope that transfer for Nianzou happens, his wages are crippling us financially and he has been made of glass since he signed. What a waste of money

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They’re saying it’s done for Akor Adams to Venezia, on a €16m transfer.

He really came good with us, and i would’ve loved to see him for another season. But we must return to our roots. :pensive_face:

Nianzou to Lille is pending a medical. For all parties’ sake, i pray that deal gets finalized.

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Does anyone have an idea of who we can replace Akor with?

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No idea about the club’s finances or how much they can shell out for players.

If you’re talking about free agent strikers, Dusan Vlahovic is the biggest name out there but I’m not sure he wants to come to a team which has no European football and would likely be in a mid-table/relegation scrap. Up next is a guy named Bamba Dieng, plyed his trade in Ligue with a semi-decent return of 1 goal every 4 games.

Or they could go for the 1 year rentals in which Mauro Icardi and Rodrigo are available on frees as well. For those who like returning heroes Vietto and Anthony Martial (god forbid) are free agents too.

I’d say just do a wildcard and give Jamie Vardy or Edin Dzeko a shot.

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Oso to AC Florenz for 12M?

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Wait. I don’t like the that.

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It’s said Nianzou somehow managed to pass the Lille medical and now it’s just down to final details.

Just when things were looking up Marcao is said to be suffering from an edema in his quads. So no need to look forward to him playing at the start of the season, much less finding a team to take him on.

Not a lot of news on the other members of Sevilla’s mighty “bomb squad” yet.

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Legendary Sevilla striker Álvaro Negredo was promoted to Sevilla Atlético’s training staff to work with the strikers.

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Rumoured interest in Juanlu from Alatanta. Said to be preparing a €15m offer.

While Fiorentina’s €12m offer for Oso is refused, as his release clause is at €20m. Sevilla are hoping to extend his contract this summer.

The annual Marcão pre-season injury. Honestly, I’ll be satisfied if we get anything close to how much he played last season. But with only Sangante, Salas & Castrín, 1 more CB is needed. Preferably one with experience. I recall Mallorca captain, Antonio Raíllo (34), being rumoured some weeks back. Perhaps something along those lines.

oh nice. glad to hear that about refusing 12m for Oso. and 15m for juanlu seems fair-ish? i feel like we’d hoped for more at one point but last season a bit weird for him.

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Conte was willing to pay 25m last season, now he’s gone let’s hope someone buys him for 20m-ish. Can’t believe Akor is going for more than him.

Dude wasn’t even given a place in the squad in the 2nd half of last season, that’s how expendable he was/is. Was hoping to get rid of him this window but things seem to be on hold.

Aside from the bomb squad I wouldn’t mind if Alfon and Agoume left too. Ruben Vargas played well at the World Cup and offers would come, might fetch 30m if we’re lucky.

Juanlu is out injured for 2-3 weeks. :expressionless_face:

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ooph. terrible timing

SAT signed - Marc Scuri, winger from CFJ Mollerussa. Not much known about him.

Oso is being courted by Nottingham Forest, who having sold Elliott Anderson to Man City, are not short of funds. Sevilla are reportedly asking for 10 million euros extra in variables on top of any transfer fee (all according to AS)

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Mendiibar is said to be interested in Oso as well, but not offering anything close to that figure.

Guess we’re not really in a position to turn down the right offer for Oso. However I do hope we can keep him as young players with enormous potential like him are what we should be basing our future around.

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did some digging with Gemini last night and turns out Cordon and the incumbent Navarro are proponents for using youth players and scouting for talents. Villarreal’s rise from the early 2000s is their handiwork. Oso is probably the first of their projects so hopefully they try to keep him as much as possible.

Glasner loves good attacking wingbacks so if he’s interested in Oso that means we have something special on our hands. Keep him at all costs, I don’t want to see Pedrosa with Suazo (to a lesser extent) sharing the LB spot.

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