Joan Jordán has been loaned to Alavés. Sevilla will pay 70% of his salary while Alavés will cover the remaining 30%.

Sevilla and Alavés have reached an agreement for the loan of Joan Jordán until the end of the season (without a purchase option). The operation was made official on Thursday night and will allow Sevilla to register their latest reinforcement, Valentín Barco, in LaLiga.

Sevilla is looking to offload Joan Jordán to free up salary cap space, which would allow them to register new players, including Valentín Barco.

Sevilla might let Jordán go to make room for a new midfielder.

Víctor Orta and García Pimienta have conveyed to Joan Jordán that he is not included in Sevilla's plans. Although Alavés made attempts to sign him during the summer, the transfer did not materialize due to the player's high wage demands. As the transfer window nears its end, discussions have been revived. Alavés is negotiating with Tebas to obtain some leeway for registering new players, and if Sevilla agrees to cover a substantial portion of Jordán's salary, the transfer could still go through.

Alavés showed interest in Joan Jordán at the beginning of the summer, but Sevilla did not find their offer financially viable.

Alavés showed interest in signing Joan Jordán but could not afford 100% of his salary.

Sevilla has invited Joan Jordán to leave the club.

In the last few hours, there have been strong rumors about a possible return of Joan Jordán to RCD Espanyol, the club where he played between 2011 and 2017 and made his debut in La Liga. However, there is no confirmation of interest from Espanyol in the player's camp.

Sevilla is facing difficulties in offloading players who are under contract but not in their plans. Joan Jordán, who renewed his contract until 2027, barely played last season. Sevilla communicated their stance to Jordán and his agent, indicating that they want him to leave this summer. Alavés showed interest in signing Jordán on loan, but Sevilla rejected their offer, leading Alavés to abandon their pursuit due to Sevilla's lack of cooperation.

Joan Jordán is currently part of Sevilla, but the club is looking for a new team for him.

Joan Jordán, who will be 30 years old on July 6, is looking for a way out to regain the prominence he has lost in the Andalusian squad, where he has participated in just eight of the 37 league rounds played so far. Several clubs from the top category are following the steps of the midfielder from Girona, who has already held various contacts with Alavés. According to this source, the predisposition of both parties would greatly facilitate the happy conclusion of the negotiations. However, an exit of Jordán with Sevilla remains to be agreed, which at the time paid 14 million euros for his services.