Spanish authoritative media Relevo newly disclosed that with the imminent departure of Moroccan striker En Nesri to join Fenerbahce, Sevilla FC will reap a transfer income of more than 20 million euros. This sizable sum of money not only brings a positive impact on Sevilla's economic situation, but also provides solid support for their further moves in the transfer market.
It is reported that Sevilla has begun to actively prepare for the use of the transfer fee for reinforcements to strengthen the overall strength of the team. Among the many potential targets, Iranian striker Azmoun has become their primary concern. Currently, Azmoun is no longer in Leverkusen's future plans, which provides Sevilla with a good opportunity to introduce him. Sevilla are keenly interested in Azmoun's joining the club and would like to take him on loan with an annual salary of no more than €3 million after tax. If Leverkusen can accept these conditions, then Azmoun will be just one step away from joining Sevilla.
Aside from Azmoun, another young striker who has come into Sevilla's sights is Puerto Rico's Leandro Antonetti. The 21-year-old striker is currently playing for Lugo and has a contract that expires in 2025. Sevilla is highly impressed with Antonetti's potential and is interested in bringing him to the second team for development. By bringing in Antonetti, Sevilla aims to further enrich the team's striker reserves and prepare for future matches.
