Much noise and finally only three operations. In the chapter of tickets, a single signing in Sevilla, that of Papu Gómez, which has made a lot of media noise and has excited the Sevilla fans. Monchi, in another great management, has been able to incorporate into a market opportunity that is already available for Julen Lopetegui to give him minutes.
Papu Gómez can bring him a lot of play between the lines, the last pass that has been sorely missed in some games in which Sevilla has dominated without giving depth to their game, in addition to assists, goals and quality in the hit from outside the area .
At the departures, the well-known goodbye of Carlos Fernández to Real Sociedad and the march assigned, without purchase option, from Oussama Idrissi. The Dutchman has not earned Lopetegui’s trust and although much was expected from his one-on-one and his overflow, he has hardly had a leading role. He wanted more minutes and hopes to find them at Ajax. Leave a free chip for the UEFA Champions League.
The sporting director of Sevilla FC, Monchi, has stated on Canal Sur Radio that “the team is going at great speed and cannot wait for any player. We will have him closely watched, there is no purchase option in the transfer and we are sure that Oussama is going to be an important player very soon. “
Monchi himself has acknowledged that there were “several offers for the Mute Vazquez, but he is a player unlike anything we have on the team. The coach usually uses it and we have understood it convenient for him to continue. I love El Mudo. “
There were proposals for Jules Koundé, but it is clear that Sevilla has a rough diamond that worth the 90 million euros of its clause. The irrevocable last-minute offer did not arrive and, although it was pointed to a possible final offensive by Manchester United, Lopetegui and the Sevilla fans will be able to enjoy, at least until the end of this season, a central with an exceptional quality.
They didn’t come out either Joris Gnagnon, for whom there was interest from various teams, Jordan nor, as expected, Youssef En-Nesyri, for whom the president of Sevilla himself, José Castro, has acknowledged having rejected “33 million euros plus five in variables” from West Ham United.
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