Overview
- Reports on Friday say Sevilla have issued an ultimatum to Oso’s representatives and will make him available for sale if no new contract is signed.
- Spanish outlets cite a reported starting valuation of about €10 million as Sevilla’s price to avoid losing the left-sided player for free next year.
- Negotiations have stalled because Oso’s agent is demanding higher wages than the club is willing to meet, with Sevilla still described as keen to extend his deal.
- Newcastle are reported to have already contacted the player’s camp while Tottenham, Nottingham Forest and several La Liga and European clubs are monitoring the situation without confirmed offers.
- Oso is 23, played 24 first-team matches last season and can operate as a left back or left-sided winger, a profile that makes him an attractive, low-risk option for teams seeking depth but also means he may prefer a club that can offer regular minutes.