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Sevilla faces complications at the end of the transfer market

With less than 48 hours until the market closes, Sevilla is seeking reinforcements as concerns about their squad intensify.

1 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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As the transfer market closure approaches, Sevilla finds itself in a complicated situation. In recent days, the club's management has faced criticism for its handling of the squad, which has resulted in the sale of key players such as Nianzou, Rafa Mir, and Joan Jordán without sufficient reinforcements in place.

Luis García Plaza, Sevilla's coach, has publicly voiced his frustration over the lack of new signings, suggesting that the club needs to secure at least three transfers to complete the squad before the market closes.

According to Marca, Sevilla is in advanced negotiations to finalize the loan of Belgian forward Stassin from Saint-Étienne, which could mark the club's first signing in this final phase of the market.

Concerns within the club are growing as time runs out for making new signings. With the market set to close on September 1 at 23:59, the options for acquiring new players are quickly dwindling.

On the other hand, Real Madrid remains in a calm position and does not expect to make significant moves, either in terms of signings or departures within their squad. This calmness contrasts sharply with the uncertainty facing Sevilla.

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