Sevilla is considering Arouna Sangante, a 22-year-old Senegalese defender from Le Havre, to strengthen their defense in light of Tanguy Nianzou's confirmed absence for the season. Sangante, who has only played 8 matches this season due to recovering from a pubic injury, is now viewed as a potential replacement for Badé if he had opted to move to Aston Villa. Le Havre is demanding five million euros for his transfer, even though his market value is higher. Sangante, whose contract runs until 2026, appears open to the idea of transferring. Sevilla is aiming to capitalize on this market opportunity by the winter transfer window.

Sevilla has shown interest in acquiring Arouna Sangante, a promising 22-year-old central defender from Le Havre. Despite the financial constraints faced by Le Havre and Sangante's current injury, the club is willing to consider his exit. While Sangante's market value is estimated to be around 10 million euros, Sevilla could potentially sign him for a sum between 5 to 6 million euros. Sangante, who serves as the captain of his team and has made 37 appearances in the top division, had previously caught the attention of Sevilla's sporting director, Víctor Orta. This interest was initially reported by L'Equipe during the summer, a period when Sangante was in recovery from an injury that restricted him to only 7 matches this season. With a year and a half remaining on his contract with Le Havre, Sevilla regards him as a possible successor if Loïc Badé leaves, an event that might generate 25 million euros for the club.