24-year-old Slovakian striker Robert Bozenik has become one of the main targets for Sevilla's sports management. However, his possible inclusion in the Andalusian team would be dependent on the departure of some of the current strikers, such as Rafa Mir or Mariano.
Bozenik, Boavista's current top scorer in Portugal, has impressed with his performance, scoring 9 goals and 2 assists this season. The attention of clubs like Lille, Werder Bremen and Sevilla itself is focused on the stocky 1.88 meter tall Slovakian striker. His style of play could complement the characteristics of players like En-Nesyri and the up-and-coming Isaac Romero.
The striker Victor Orta wants
The need to shrink the squad to make room for new signings like Bozenik has become a priority for Sevilla. Rafa Mir, who has received offers from Wolfsburg and is under consideration at Valencia, could be one of the attacking players leaving space for the Slovakian striker's arrival.
Bozenik started his career in the Slovak league with Zilina and then made the jump to Feyenoord, who paid him €5 million in 2020. His loan spell at Boavista proved productive, and the Portuguese club acquired his services permanently for 2 million last summer.
With 37 games and 6 goals as a full Slovakia international, Bozenik is considered a promising option to strengthen Sevilla's attack, as long as the possible departure of Rafa Mir or other players in that position is resolved.
