Pre-season gets underway on Tuesday for Sevilla and they will do so with at least two new signings after the club confirmed the arrival of Ibrahim Amadou from Lille. Following on from the addition of Roque Mesa on a permanent deal, Amadou joins the club on a four-year contract. The Cameroonian possesses a French passport and will leave the Ligue 1 club after 102 games across three seasons. Sevilla are still waiting to hear Clement Lenglet's decision on his future, though Muchodeporte claim that his replacement is already lined up in the form of Croatian central defender Duje Caleta-Car, currently with Red Bull Salzburg, who would cost between 10 and 15 million euros.
Spanish football club Sevilla has signed Lille's Cameroonian midfielder, Ibrahim Amadou, on a four-year contract. The news follows Sevilla's signing of Roque Mesa on a permanent deal. The club is also awaiting the decision of defender Clement Lenglet on his future, although Red Bull Salzburg Croatian defender, Duje Caleta-Car, is reportedly ready to replace him, at a cost of €10m ($11.69m) to €15m.