Youssef En-Nesyri Sidelined with Hamstring Strain Ahead of Transfer Talks
Moroccan striker Youssef En-Nesyri did not participate in training this morning due to a mild strain on his left hamstring, according to the club. This development comes just days before the transfer window closes, and amid ongoing negotiations between Sevilla and Fenerbahce regarding En-Nesyri’s transfer.
Fenerbahce Lead the Chase for En-Nesyri
Fenerbahce is reportedly leading the chase for En-Nesyri, who has been a key player for Sevilla this season. The Turkish club has submitted an offer of 21 million euros for the striker, although three of those are variables. Sevilla is seeking a fixed amount of 20 million euros, with the remaining figures to be negotiated.
En-Nesyri’s Contract Situation
En-Nesyri’s contract with Sevilla expires next year, and the club is keen to secure a significant transfer fee for the player. Fenerbahce is willing to offer En-Nesyri a four-year deal and triple his current salary. Roma and Al Qadsiah, coached by former Sevilla player Míchel, have also expressed interest in the striker.
Sevilla Hoping for a Big Return
Sevilla is hoping to secure a return of over 20 million euros for En-Nesyri, who has scored 73 goals for the club in four and a half years. The Moroccan striker has a remarkable goal-to-minute ratio of every 161 minutes in his Sevilla career. The club is expected to accept a significant offer for the player, who is keen to continue playing in Europe.
