Three players Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham can sign in transfer window from Sevilla fire sale

A mass exodus could be taking place at Sevilla in the summer transfer window to clear huge debts with Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham all possibly being beneficiaries

Sevilla may have to sell a large portion of their squad in the summer transfer window to clear up debts of €90million (£77.4m). A new report from Spanish outlet Marca revealed the extent of their financial problems and thus the entire squad has been made available on the market at the right price.

With that said, football.london has picked out the best Sevilla player that Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs can sign to fit in with their remaining transfer plans.

Arsenal - Youssef En-Nesyri (Striker)

Gabriel Jesus perfectly fits the system Mikel Arteta wants to deploy at Arsenal, but the Gunners do lack a physical number nine and that is where Youssef En-Nesyri can come in. The Sevilla talisman is well-renowned for his goal scoring skill and ability to bring others into the game and he could be the ideal option in attack for Arteta.

Eddie Nketiah and Folarin Balogun are very similar forwards which makes a departure for one, likely the latter, appear a foregone conclusion. Adding En-Nesyri to their ranks would give the Gunners an edge and a different way of approaching a game where either the need for a target man or aerial threat is prominent.

Chelsea - Yassine Bounou (Goalkeeper)

Despite the sale of Edouard Mendy, an replacement in goal is not being looked imminently by Chelsea, however a move for Yassine Bounou should be considered. The 32-year-old can provide immediate competition for Kepa Arrizabalaga and give the Blues ample time to search for a long-term successor in a different window.

Gabriel Slonina will be given a chance in pre-season but entering the Premier League campaign with a 19-year-old, despite his ability, as the back-up option is a risk. Bounou has impressed significantly throughout his years in Spain and was also a key part in Morocco reaching the 2022 World Cup semi-finals.

Tottenham - Loic Bade (Centre-back)

To put into perspective how important signing new defenders is, Tottenham conceded 63 Premier League goals last season, which was six more than Everton who only avoided relegation on the final day.

Loic Bade could be the perfect option at the back. Sevilla only just making his transfer permanent makes the move a challenging one to pull off, but the severity of their financial situation could outweigh the fact he has only just officially joined.

The Frenchman played a crucial role in their Europa League triumph over Inter and the 23-year-old may just be the perfect partner for Cristian Romero.