Sevilla are considering selling Super Eagles striker Akor Adams this summer as interest in him grows across Europe, SuperEaglesNG.com reports. The club are reviewing offers as they look to balance their finances and rebuild the squad.
Sevilla had a poor season and narrowly avoided relegation. They are now restructuring under new management and may sell players to meet La Liga financial rules.
According to Spanish newspaper AS, Adams has become one of Sevilla’s most in-demand players despite joining in January 2025. The club still have three years left on his contract but are open to offers to improve their financial position.
Sevilla value the 25-year-old at about €20 million, a big rise from what they paid to sign him. They plan to make a profit, sign a cheaper replacement, and use the extra funds to support their finances.
Interest in Adams is growing across Europe. Sunderland are monitoring him in England, while clubs in Serie A are also interested. Olympique de Marseille have shown interest before, and clubs in Saudi Arabia have made enquiries. However, Adams prefers to stay in Europe.
In addition, Sevilla must now decide whether to keep him for their rebuild or sell him for profit. No final decision has been made, and talks are still ongoing.
