Sevilla FC forward Akor Adams has been linked with a possible transfer to Olympique de Marseille, but the player has denied any concrete talks and hasn't ruled out a change of scenery. The 18 million euro operation could be a significant move for the club's economic needs. Adams' progress during the last season has improved his valuation, passing from 12 million to 15 million euros in the last Transfermarkt review, after closing the course with a balance of ten goals and four assists. The Marseille alternative proposal includes the incorporation of Neal Maupay to the Sevilla squad, accompanied by an economic compensation for the club. This is still a hypothesis of the market that has not taken any definitive steps. Meanwhile, Adams remains focused on the Nigerian national team, which will face an friendly match against Portugal next Wednesday. Asked about the supposed interest of Olympique de Marseille, the player assured he had not heard anything concrete. "I haven't heard anything about it, but we are in the midst of the transfer market and there are always many rumors. It's not something that worries me right now; I have a contract with Sevilla and we just finished a difficult season, so it's not the time to focus on those things", he said to Footy Africa. The Nigerian international also did not want to make a clear statement about his continuity. The striker made it clear that his present is with Sevilla FC, although he admitted that the market can alter any scenario. "It all depends on what happens, but I'm happy at Sevilla. Rumors are part of football, but it's not something I'm thinking about", he added. In Nervión, they will continue to follow a situation that could become one of the most relevant operations of the summer.