It’s almost guaranteed that Youssef En-Nesyri will be leaving Sevilla during the summer transfer window. The Moroccan forward only has a year left on his contract, which has prompted Los Nervionenses to cash in, given that they are aware of his intention not to sign a new deal. A sale is also essential to ease the club’s financial problems.
En-Nesyri has attracted strong interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia, and according to MD, one of those is Al-Qadsiah. The newly-promoted Saudi Pro League side missed out on Alvaro Morata earlier this week, as he committed his future to Atletico Madrid, so they have now moved on to En-Nesyri.
En-Nesyri could become the latest La Liga player to join Al-Qadsiah, after Nacho Fernandez’s move became official earlier this month. Fenerbahce are also interested, and Sevilla will hope that the prospect of a bidding war could come to fruition. That would certainly help bring in the largest offer possible.
