Sevilla has its sights set on a player discarded by PSG under Luis Enrique

Sevilla has set its sights on Milan Skriniar, a central defender from PSG, in search of a loan for the upcoming winter market, as reported by Ekrem Konur and confirmed by Estadio Deportivo.

The Slovak player, who currently lacks the expected prominence under the direction of Luis Enrique, emerges as an interesting opportunity to strengthen the Sevilla defense. The strategy of the Andalusian club has focused on quality players who, under specific circumstances, are available under favorable conditions, and Skriniar's name fits this profile.

Skriniar Looks for a New Team

Skriniar, 29 years old, joined PSG in 2023 with a considerable market value, but his playing time has currently been reduced to just 201 minutes in three appearances, which could facilitate a temporary exit. In past seasons, the center-back was a key player in his team and a regular starter for the Slovakian national team.

However, this season he has been relegated to the bench in most matches, fueling rumors about a possible loan. Sevilla and Fribourg have shown interest in the player, as journalist Ekrem Konur points out, although the Andalusian team seems the most likely destination if certain economic conditions are met.

The main obstacle for this operation lies in Skriniar's high salary, an amount that far exceeds Sevilla's wage structure. For this loan to materialize, PSG would have to assume a significant portion of the player's salary, or alternatively, the player would have to accept a substantial reduction in earnings. 

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El Sevilla tiene en la mira a un descarte del PSG de Luis Enrique