As: Sevilla wants to sell Badai and Luke Bachio to raise money, but neither of them really want to leave the team

July 15th According to the newspaper As reported by Sevilla, Sevilla wants to sell Bade (pictured above) and Luke Bakio.

Badai and Luke Bacchio have returned to the team. Due to the national team mission in June, the two postponed their return to the team for several days before they returned to the team for training. Now, the transfer of the two will be the key to Sevilla's relief from the pressure on salary limits, and the sports director is counting on rebuilding the roster through their transfers, and the club urgently needs to obtain considerable funds by selling the two players.

But neither player left the team in a hasty manner. At least from the surface, they would not take fierce measures such as strikeouts. They have declined multiple offers over the past few months. Even though the club is in a difficult period, they have frequently expressed their willingness to stay in the team this summer, and have never even made any dissatisfaction. The only person who publicly considers leaving the team is Souu, who hinted at the end of last season that he hoped to transfer.

The current quotes for Souu are all from Germany, but have not yet reached the psychological price of 9 million to 10 million euros in Seville. This figure is far lower than the club's price for 25-year-old Badai and Luke Bacchio, who both have a minimum transfer fee requirement of €50 million to €60 million.

Aston Villa offered a offer for Badai with an additional clause of nearly 30 million euros, but Villa is unlikely to restart negotiations at this stage. Although 27-year-old Luke Bacchio may still transfer to Saudi Arabia with a liquidated damages of more than 40 million euros, his poor performance at the end of the season may lead to a depreciation of his value.