Top Premier League and Serie A Clubs Eye Sevilla’s Star Goalkeeper Yassine Bounou
Moroccan international Yassine Bounou is attracting the interest of major English and Italian clubs. The FC Seville goalkeeper, who has chained performances over the past two seasons, could leave the Spanish club.
According to Estadio Deportivo, several major clubs in Italy and England would be interested in Yassine Bounou. The Moroccan international, who has stood out over the past two seasons with FC Seville, should receive transfer offers during the next transfer window.
English and Italian clubs are ready to make interesting offers to secure the services of the super goalkeeper whose contract with FC Seville runs until June 30, 2024. Bounou has proven himself in Seville’s goal and has earned the trust of his teammates as well as the coaching staff. Today, the Moroccan is one of the best goalkeepers in La Liga and is an essential link in Seville’s game.
To read: Moroccan Goalkeeper Bounou Scores Last-Minute Equalizer for Sevilla in La Liga Thriller
But the Moroccan international is not paid in proportion to his performances. His salary at FC Seville is slightly higher than what he was earning as a goalkeeper for Granada. English and Italian clubs will likely bet on this aspect of compensation to try to convince the player.
For now, nothing is certain. Bounou, for his part, would like to continue with FC Seville, but on condition that his salary is considerably increased. He is asking that his salary take into account his level and his performances. Otherwise, he could go if the grass is greener elsewhere.
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