Sevilla overhaul: 21 transfers in biggest summer in seven years
- Source
- MarcaTier 1
- By
- JOSÉ GORDILLO
- Published
Key points
- New sporting director Navarro orchestrates 11 arrivals and 10 departures
- Sales of Akor Adams, Juanlu and others generate over €40m in revenue
- Squad age reduced from 29.6 to 25.8 years as financial rebuild takes shape
AI summary
Sevilla have completed their most active transfer window since 2019–20, with 21 operations under new sporting director José Ignacio Navarro. Tasked with resolving severe financial constraints and an inflated wage bill, Navarro orchestrated strategic sales including Akor Adams to Venezia (€16.8m fixed), Juanlu Sánchez to Bournemouth (€11m) and Oso to Strasbourg (€10m), generating over €40m.
The club reinvested in attacking reinforcements—Robbie Ure (€6.5m) and late-window loans of Félix Correia and Lucas Stassin—while securing midfielder Youssouf Fofana on loan from Milan. Youth integration and free-agent signings have reduced the squad's average age and salary burden significantly.
Original headline
La metamorfosis del nuevo Sevilla
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