Sevilla were unable to sign Connor Barron, whom they wanted, because they could not free up a non-EU spot.

According to El Pespunte, Connor Barron is not a target for Sevilla, contrary to recent reports. Sevilla had been interested in Connor Barron previously, but this is no longer the case. The same source confirmed that reports this week stating Sevilla had made an approach are incorrect and his name is not on the list of options being considered by the club. Furthermore, Orgullo Biri report that any deal would pose significant challenges for Sevilla this summer. Rangers are reportedly demanding €8mm for Connor Barron. In any potential negotiation, Sevilla’s management would want to reduce that fee and would prefer a loan deal with a mandatory purchase option. Rangers have no urgent requirement to reduce their initial demands.

Sevilla have approached Rangers about a deal for Scottish midfielder Connor Barron. The Spanish club has joined West Ham in being interested in the 23-year-old, and Rangers are resisting the interest. Serie A club Bologna had also previously made an offer for Barron. A Football Insider report from last month indicated that Rangers would consider a substantial offer for the player if it exceeded £8 million. The Scotland international joined Rangers on a free transfer in July 2024 and is under contract until 2028. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value to be €2.50m.