Sevilla was initially interested in Ferran Jutglà but withdrew due to the high asking price of approximately eight million euros. Jutglà is entering his final year of contract next summer and is not the first choice forward. Despite this, Club Brugge believes he is worth several million and is not in a hurry to sell, especially with upcoming crucial matches in the Champions League.

The Spanish striker Ferran Jutgla is drawing attention from clubs in his home country, with Sevilla mentioned as a potential suitor. Jutgla, who is entering the final year of his contract next summer, reportedly prefers a different playing system. However, Club Brugge is not looking to let him go in January, as they aim to complete the season with their current trio of strikers. Despite Sevilla's interest, Club Brugge's management reportedly believes that their existing group of strikers, including Jutgla, is adequate to compete effectively across multiple competitions such as the Jupiler Pro League, the Champions League, and the Croky Cup. As a result, they do not plan to acquire a new striker unless an unforeseen departure occurs during the winter transfer window.