Sevilla needs to strengthen its attack after Alexis Sánchez and Neal Maupay's departure. The Nigerian's contribution was key to securing permanence, so they need to find a reliable replacement in a market where goals always cost a lot. With a minimal front line, the Sevillistas aim to break their economic ceiling of the past few years to launch a new striker. The plan drawn up by José Ignacio Navarro and Luis García Plaza seeks a very specific type of player: a forward accustomed to being the sole offensive reference and capable of generating his own opportunities. In this mold, Fede Viñas fit before joining Toluca. After the Uruguay deal, Argentine interest in Sevilla remains strong, with David Romero being a key option. The young Tigre player is a strong contender for a starting spot, although he's not the only alternative on the table. Sevilla's front line remodel also aims to improve Isaac Romero's game, who scored just four goals in LaLiga last season.