Lucien Agoumé will return to Sevilla, this time on a permanent basis. Sevilla will pay 5 million euros to Inter, with an additional 50% on any future resale.

Lucien Agoumé will return to Sevilla after playing on loan since the last winter market. Sevilla was satisfied with his performance but couldn't exercise the purchase option set at 8 million euros due to the economic crisis. Now, Sevilla will pay 4 million euros for 50% of Agoumé's federative rights, with an option to increase their percentage at the end of the season.

Sevilla has reached an agreement with Inter for the transfer of 50% of Lucien Agoumé's rights. He is expected to arrive in the coming days. Agoumé had previously been on loan at Sevilla in the second half of the last season.

The agreement with Inter Milan for Lucien Agoumé is closed, and he will join Sevilla soon.

Inter Milan has found an agreement to sell Lucien Agoumé to Sevilla. The French midfielder had previously played for Sevilla on loan in the second half of the last season, making over 10 appearances.

Lucien Agoumé is set to leave Inter for Sevilla. Inter will receive 5 million euros and 50% of any future resale value.

Lucien Agoumé is on the verge of rejoining Sevilla. Negotiations between the parties are ongoing, with optimism surrounding the finalization of the agreement between Inter and the Andalusian club. In a couple of days, an announcement is expected, with Agoumé set to move to Sanchez Pizjuan on a permanent deal worth 8 million euros. Inter will also secure 10% of any future resale value. In recent days, the midfielder has already expressed his sole intention to return to La Liga after a strong individual season, despite Sevilla's overall disappointing campaign, and to secure a valuable investment.

Sevilla has started negotiations with Inter for Agoumé. The discussions are about a transfer rather than a loan. Inter wants to offload the player, who has barely played for them. Sevilla's sporting director has offered a low transfer fee of 2-3 million euros, far from the 8 million euro option to buy that was set when Agoumé was on loan at Sevilla for the last five months of the previous season.

Lucien Agoumé's continuity at Sevilla is being negotiated after his loan period ended. Agoumé has expressed his desire to stay at Sevilla despite other offers. A new loan agreement is almost finalized.

Lucien Agoumé is ready to return to Sevilla, where he played on loan in the second half of last season. Inter was asking for 8 million euros but will settle for a figure between 2 and 3 million, with a percentage on future resale.

Lucien Agoumè is close to returning to Sevilla. Sevilla did not exercise the 8 million euro purchase option at the end of last season and initially tried to negotiate another loan with Inter, but Inter insisted on a permanent transfer. A middle-ground solution was discussed, with Inter retaining a high percentage (around 40%) of any future resale of the French player born in 2002. Sevilla is expected to pay Inter between 3 and 5 million euros for the permanent transfer of Agoumè.

Lucien Agoumè is close to returning to Sevilla. Sevilla did not exercise the 8 million euro purchase option at the end of last season and initially tried to negotiate another loan with Inter, but Inter insisted on a permanent transfer. A middle-ground solution was discussed, with Inter retaining a high percentage (around 40%) of any future resale of the French player born in 2002. Sevilla is expected to pay Inter between 3 and 5 million euros for the permanent transfer of Agoumè.

Sevilla and Lucien Agoumé's representatives are working to devise a plan to persuade Inter Milan to allow the player to stay at Sánchez Pizjuán for the upcoming season. Agoumé, who returned to Italy earlier this summer, remains under contract with Inter until 2025. Sevilla's purchase option, priced at 8 million euros, is currently unaffordable for the club. Despite this, both Agoumé and Sevilla are keen on continuing their association. Agoumé has turned down several loan proposals from Inter, expressing his desire to rejoin Sevilla.

Sevilla cannot afford the 8 million euro purchase option for Lucien Agoumé, who was on loan from Inter Milan. Sevilla's sporting director, Víctor Orta, mentioned that the club could negotiate the player's price. Agoumé wants to stay at Sevilla, and the club is interested in keeping him. Inter Milan has to decide on the matter.

Lucien Agoumé is currently on loan at Sevilla from Inter. His performances have increased the chances of him staying at Sevilla once his loan period ends. Inter is open to negotiations for a player who has not settled in Italy despite the high expectations raised by his signing about four years ago at the 'neriazurra' entity. His participation in the derby and his great game against Granada last Sunday are his endorsements and the Seville sports management is studying the options to keep him in property or to extend the loan period. However, all this will also depend on the continuity or not of Quique on the Seville bench, something that is not yet entirely decided as the parties have to talk when the season comes to an end, but the numbers of the Madrid make him a preferred option although the club has sounded other ways in the market. And if he stays, Quique would give the go-ahead to the operation.

Lucien Agoumé has been playing for Sevilla since January, on loan from Inter. His performance has been improving and he had his best match against Granada. His contract conditions make him the only winter reinforcement with a chance to stay. His transfer fee could be around 8 million, but since his contract with Inter ends in 2025, Sevilla might negotiate a reduction. His agent, Niang Djibril, was seen with Victor Orta, which could be a sign of ongoing negotiations.