The football player who doesn't stop causing problems at Sevilla

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04/05/26 21:00:00

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Joan Jordán is back in the spotlight in the last hours of the transfer market, although not for an imminent move. The midfielder seems likely to stay in Nervión after a window closure marked by prudence.

At Sevilla, the sports management is working against the clock. Antonio Cordón keeps open the option for one last reinforcement, always conditioned on an exit that would free up salary cap space. The offensive priority was already resolved with Maupay's arrival. The next step was to reinforce the midfield, a pending task since last summer.

Joan Jordán and an uncertain departure

The name of Joan Jordán emerged as a possible way out. His high salary and limited playing time made him a natural candidate to facilitate an arrival. However, the operation never really took off. In Sevilla, they are not willing to entertain low offers for a player with a significant contract and experience in LaLiga.

The club explored scenarios, contacted intermediaries, and held conversations with the player's entourage. However, the path was progressively blocked as time passed. As of today, everything indicates that Jordán will not leave the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán unless an unexpected turn occurs, which is always possible on the last day of the market.

The role of Matías Almeyda and the lack of playing time

The sporting situation has not been helpful either. Matías Almeyda has not yet found the right fit for the Catalan midfielder within his playing style. After returning in December, Joan Jordán has only played 166 minutes across five official matches. A very low figure for a player used to more consistency.

Despite this, the player maintains his intention. He wants to finish the season at Sevilla and try to earn the trust of the Argentine coach.

The last resort in the market and the context of LaLiga

The club sought a destination that would cover a significant portion of the salary. There were contacts, even with foreign teams, but no proposal met the required economic conditions.

With the market running out and no convincing offers, the scenario seems set. Joan Jordán will remain in Nervión, committed to the project and looking towards a critical immediate future, as he will enter the final year of his contract this summer.

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