The 3 forwards that Sevilla has in its sights for January

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Sevilla has accelerated its search for an offensive reinforcement and is focusing its efforts on three names that are stirring up the market: Joshua Zirkzee, Jonathan David, and Fabio Silva.

With an attack in need of variations and leadership, the Andalusian club is working against the clock to finalize an operation that will set the course for the second half of the season.

Joshua Zirkzee, Sevilla's boldest bet

Seville is analyzing Joshua Zirkzee's situation, the Manchester United forward weighing a change of scenery due to the lack of playing time. The striker, signed for over forty million in 2024, has a contract until 2029 and a high salary, but the player's willingness to earn minutes opens an unexpected opportunity.

Sevilla is considering a loan and is willing to cover part of his wages. Matías Almeyda's desire is clear: to strengthen the offensive area with a physical, mobile profile with immediate projection. Manchester United's stance, cautious about a January exit, complicates the operation, although pressure from the player's environment could accelerate negotiations. Joshua Zirkzee also has interest from West Ham and PSV, but his fit in LaLiga is appealing to a striker looking for a more stable environment. The Seville option gains strength and remains one of the priorities of the sports management.

Jonathan David, a strategic move for Sevilla

Sevilla identifies another opportunity in Jonathan David, whose performance at Juventus has not met expectations. The Canadian forward, outstanding in France, is going through a period of instability in Italy, pushing him to consider a temporary exit. Jonathan David has not achieved continuity, and his role in the starting eleven has diminished. This situation has prompted the Turin club to entertain proposals, provided they guarantee minutes to the forward in a competitive project. This is where the Andalusian team comes in, needing a goal scorer who can take on responsibilities from day one.

The Canadian's arrival would depend on a loan tailored to the club's salary limit. Sevilla is studying percentages and variables to reach a viable agreement without jeopardizing the budget. The player, for his part, believes that LaLiga can enhance his strengths: mobility, spatial awareness, and ease in linking up in the opponent's half. The technical style of the Spanish championship fits the forward's game, seeing Sevilla as a perfect environment to regain his best form. The operation would benefit both parties: Juventus would free up space in the squad, and the Seville team would add a player proven in European competitions.

Fabio Silva, an option Sevilla does not want to miss

Seville is also closely monitoring Fabio Silva's situation, frustrated by his secondary role at Borussia Dortmund. The Portuguese forward, after a standout spell with Las Palmas, believes that returning to Spain is the ideal step to rediscover his best form.

Fabio Silva stands out for his mobility between lines and his ability to link up in tight spaces, qualities that align with Almeyda's desired offensive style. Both Betis and Sevilla have shown interest, although the promise of a key role from the Seville team could tip the scales.

The forward values a destination where he can play regularly and assume a leading role. His departure is leaning towards a loan, with accessible conditions for interested Spanish clubs.
Seville faces a crucial market and carefully considers which of the three profiles can best adapt to its competitive plan. The sports management knows that getting this move right will shape the team's performance in the second half of the season.

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