LIGA - Sevilla is interested in one of the top forwards in the Bundesliga
It is no secret at this point that Sevilla are looking for a new striker in the transfer market for next season, having already sounded numerous players to land at Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán and become the new offensive reference of the team he directs Spanish coach Julen Lopetegui, being Wolfsburg's Dutch striker, Wout Weghorst, the last to join this list of candidates managed by the sports management headed by Monchi.
Precisely the Spanish player is intensively tracking the transfer market in search of finding the best possible alternative to reinforce a forward that this season is at a low level after the departure on loan from Luuk de Jong, the irregularity of Munir el Haddadi, and the injury of Youssef En-Nesyri, hence the urgency in the Seville team to find a new forward that could be found in the figure of the 29-year-old Dutch footballer, who ends his contract with Wolfsburg on June 30, 2023.
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