Sevilla FC is focusing on sales after its initial signings in this summer transfer market. The club has confirmed signings that were finalized months ago, including Arouna Sangante, who signed a five-year contract. With the arrival of Jon Guridi, Sevilla is looking to balance its squad while facing the need to sell players who will not participate in the World Cup. The new sporting direction, led by José Ignacio Navarro, has made strategic decisions to alleviate the salary cap and improve the club's financial situation. Among the players on the market are Akor Adams and Juanlu Sánchez, who have attracted interest from several clubs. Selling these players is crucial for Sevilla to make new signings and meet its financial obligations. Additionally, players participating in the World Cup, such as Sow and Vargas, could increase their market value, providing Sevilla with an opportunity to improve its economic situation. However, the club must act quickly and precisely to avoid stagnation in its squad and ensure a competitive future in La Liga.