Sow, increasingly farther from Nervión… and Germany is waiting

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The future of Djibril Sow is once again uncertain. The Swiss midfielder is set to become one of the key names in the next Sevilla FC transfer market, and everything points to the Bundesliga possibly being his destination again. According to reports from Germany, the clear favorite to secure his services is VfB Stuttgart, who are closely following the situation of the Sevilla player.

The most striking thing is the asking price being discussed. Despite having a contract until 2028, Sow could leave Nervión for less than 10 million euros, a figure quite affordable for several German teams. At Sevilla they know that there will be important moves this summer, and the Swiss player appears as one of the most marketable players in the squad.

And the truth is that the midfielder has not gone unnoticed this season. At 29 years old, he has been one of the most reliable players on the team in a season full of ups and downs. More than 2,200 minutes played, five goals and four assists support the performance of a player who has ended up being key for Luis García Plaza.

Furthermore, the words of Sow himself after the defeat to Real Madrid have further fueled the rumors. The Swiss international spoke about “starting a new project with calm and good energy”, statements that in Sevilla have clearly sounded like a farewell. Although he also made it clear that he has been happy defending the Sevilla shirt and that he feels enormous respect for the city and supporters.

At the Andalusian club, they are already working on rebuilding the project after a very difficult season in which relegation was a serious concern. With safety guaranteed and the possible arrival of Sergio Ramos to the new sporting structure, in Nervión they want to look up again and build a competitive team to fight for Europe once more.

To achieve this, selling will be necessary. And this is where the name Sow appears. His experience in Germany works very much in favor of a deal that seems quite sensible for all parties. The player knows the Bundesliga perfectly after his time at Eintracht Frankfurt, the team from which he arrived in Sevilla in 2023 for around 10 million euros.

Now, two years later, everything points to the defensive midfielder possibly packing his bags again heading to Germany. And Stuttgart, which has grown significantly in recent seasons, seems ready to move ahead of the competition to close a signing they consider strategic to strengthen their midfield.

The Sevilla rebuild depends on clarifying the situation of some players, which you can see at: El Sánchez-Pizjuán could have witnessed a massive farewell last night without realizing it