The football player that Sevilla doesn't want to see ever again

Sevilla faces a crucial summer, not only in terms of choosing a new coach after Joaquín Caparrós' interim appointment but also in solving the numerous squad issues it carries. Víctor Orta, or whoever takes over the sporting reins, will have to deal with a complex planning process in which generating funds will be essential to assemble a competitive group with very limited resources.

One of the main headaches is Kelechi Iheanacho. The Nigerian striker arrived with the freedom to lead the attack following En-Nesyri's departure, but his performance fell far below expectations. His loan to Middlesbrough in the Championship in January seemed like a temporary solution, but now it could become permanent.

Integrated into 'Boro'

Despite his poor numbers in England (one goal and two assists in 14 matches), the support he has received from coach Michael Carrick and teammates like Tommy Conway has improved his standing within the club. This unexpected backing, combined with his successful integration into the squad, opens the door for Middlesbrough to consider retaining him.

As reported by EstadioDeportivo, for Sevilla, who aims to reduce their wage bill and close unprofitable chapters, getting rid of Iheanacho permanently would be a true blessing. At Nervión, it is clear that he doesn't fit into their future plans, and they hope his time as a Sevillista comes to an end as soon as possible. This British interest could be the perfect opportunity to definitively close this chapter.

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