Sevilla are closing in on a £7.9m move for Robbie Ure, with a medical set for Monday and a five-year contract ready to sign. The Sevilla move comes after the 22-year-old striker's breakthrough at IK Sirius, where his numbers have forced the Spanish club to move quickly.
Ure's output in Sweden
Ure has scored 20 goals and added three assists in 20 matches in all competitions this season. He has also scored 31 goals and seven assists in 50 appearances since joining Sirius a year ago, which is a strong return for a player still only 22.
His league output has been just as direct. Ure has 15 league goals for Sirius, while the club were top of the Allsvenskan with a 13-point lead at the midway stage. That gives the transfer a simple football logic: Sevilla are not buying a long shot, they are buying a forward who has already turned his scoring run into a title push.
What Sevilla are getting
BBC Scotland reported that Ure is ready for a medical at the Spanish club on Monday and set to sign a five-year contract after being offered the chance to lead the line at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuán Stadium. The reported £7.9m fee underlines how fast his stock has risen in Sweden.
The jump from one senior appearance at Anderlecht to this kind of move is sharp, but Ure has earned the attention. Sevilla do not appear to be waiting for another season of proof in the Allsvenskan, and that urgency tells you how strongly they view his current form.
The move is not finished yet, but the structure is already clear: medical on Monday, five-year deal if all goes to plan, and a striker whose 20-goal season has put him on the edge of a major step up.
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