Sevilla is attempting to lower the 7 million euros purchase option for Batista Mendy, who is on loan from Trabzonspor, with assistance from the player. In an interview with Footmercato, Batista Mendy told Sevilla's management that he wishes to stay. He stated that everyone knows that if he goes on loan to Sevilla, it is to stay, adding that he is happy in Spain and likes the club and the league. Mendy also said that they will see what happens at the end of the season, as it is a loan with a purchase option of 7 million. His agent and family have also spoken to Sevilla and told them that Mendy wants to stay. The player also indicated that Sevilla had been following him for more than two years and there had been previous discussions when he played for Angers.

Marca reports on Batista Mendy's transfer to Sevilla. Batista Mendy has arrived in Sevilla to undergo a medical examination. Sevilla has reached an agreement with Trabzonspor to sign him on loan with an option to buy for seven million euros. Mendy is a defensive midfielder known for his physical strength and tactical discipline, and he is seen as a necessary addition to Sevilla's squad.

Fanatik reports on Trabzonspor's loan agreement with Sevilla for Batista Mendy. Trabzonspor has agreed to a loan deal with Sevilla for Batista Mendy, with a loan fee of approximately 1 million Euros. The agreement includes a non-mandatory purchase option with a double-digit clause. Mendy has traveled to Spain for medical examination and was removed from the match squad for the Samsunspor game. Trabzonspor had previously paid 4.5 million Euros for Mendy two years ago.

Sevilla and Trabzonspor have reached an agreement for the transfer of Batista Mendy, a 25-year-old defensive midfielder. The deal will strengthen Sevilla's midfield. The cost of the operation is estimated to be around 4 to 5 million euros. Reports from Turkey confirm the agreement is complete, and Mendy is expected to travel to Sevilla shortly for a medical examination.