The 2 summer signings that Sevilla wants out the door

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Sevilla is planning to make adjustments to its squad during the winter market, prioritizing the departures of Valentín Barco and Kelechi Iheanacho. Both players have failed to convince García Pimienta, and the club is working on solutions to free up space in the team, either through contract terminations or interrupted loans. This move aims to optimize resources and prepare the Seville team for the challenges of the second half of the season.

Sevilla's 2 desired exits to finalize in January

The case of Iheanacho is particularly delicate as his performance has not met expectations since his arrival. His involvement in the last game, where he went unnoticed, seems to have sealed his fate. The club is considering the possibility of terminating his contract if no offer is received before the transfer window closes.

Similarly, Valentín Barco, on loan from Brighton, will not continue with the squad. The English club has already been informed that the Argentine is not part of the coach's plans, resulting in the early termination of his loan.

Meanwhile, Sevilla seeks to stabilize its performance in LaLiga and compete in Europe, goals that require adjustments both tactically and in the squad composition. The recent farewell of Jesús Navas at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán marked an emotional moment but also signals the beginning of a new chapter for the team.

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