Sevilla is preparing for their first long pre-season trip to the Netherlands this Thursday. Although they were in Poland for initial summer preparations, now they plan to stay until August 8th, just one week before the official start of competitions. Djibril Sow and Rubén Vargas will return on time to join the group where Luis García Plaza is eagerly awaiting reinforcements. The Swiss winger has raised his market value with his performance in the World Cup, becoming a key player for Switzerland. If last year his exit price was between 12 and 15 million, now it is thought that he could reach up to 20 million, especially considering the amounts being moved for forwards in the market. Vargas has been approached by clubs from England and even Turkey, but his entourage indicates that he will only leave if the offer comes from a club that appeals to him and improves his sporting situation at age 28. Sevilla's sports department needs to close deals to generate salary space, but they also hope that the departure of players like Akor Adams can help in this regard. Vargas' case is delicate as the club has been generous with him during his injury period and gave him confidence to improve in the World Cup. The idea is to consensually determine his role within the team or find a destination that benefits both parties.