Sevilla's season is not over yet as the Andalusians are in pursuit of Supercopa de Espana qualification for next season, which they could achieve if they finish above Real Madrid in the LaLiga Santander table.
Despite the fact that the coach and players are focused on their objective, Monchi has already begun to put a plan together ahead of this summer's transfer window.
One of the players who is currently in the spotlight is Youssef En-Nesyri, who attracted interest from Premier League sides last January. In fact, West Ham offered 40 million euros to acquire his services.
Sevilla were not willing to cash in on the 23-year-old at the time, and they have been delighted with his progress this season, as he has bagged 18 goals in LaLiga Santander.
En-Nesyri's goals have resulted in up to 19 points for Sevilla, but the Andalusian side are open to finding a more complete striker in the summer.
This is where their dilemma arises, as they know it will be difficult to bring in a player with En-Nesyri's quality. Yet, in the event a team offers 50 million euros to sign the Moroccan, the bid could be too good to turn down.
This means that Sevilla could make a 30 million euro profit from a player who is experiencing his first-ever full season at a top club.
En-Nesyri, who has scored 24 goals in all competitions, is happy at Sevilla and hasn't shown any intention to depart the club.
But if a big offer comes in from the Premier League, Sevilla have not ruled out cashing in on him this summer.