Sevilla are progressing in their pursuit of Karl Hein. The Arsenal goalkeeper has reportedly approved further negotiations after being impressed by Sevilla's project. Sevilla's sporting director, Antonio Cordon, has identified Hein as a key target to bolster the goalkeeper lineup. Sources revealed to CaughtOffside that Sevilla outlined its sporting plan to Hein, who was reportedly pleased with his prospective role. Hein is considered a strong contender to challenge Orjan Nyland for the starting position. Arsenal might consent to a loan deal with a purchase obligation, while retaining the possibility to extend Hein's contract. Negotiations are underway, exploring the terms of a potential loan and obligation to buy.

Sevilla is considering Karl Hein to bolster their goalkeeper lineup. Despite Álvaro Ferllo's recent contract extension until 2027, Sevilla's new director of football, Antonio Cordón, is exploring other options as Ferllo is not part of the new strategic plans. Hein's current contract with Arsenal is close to expiration, and his salary is deemed manageable. Sevilla is evaluating the possibility of a loan deal with a mandatory purchase clause, while Arsenal might retain the option to extend Hein's contract unilaterally for another year. Reports suggest that the relationship between Sevilla and Arsenal remains strong, as demonstrated by the recent loan of Sambi Lokonga. Last season, Hein was loaned to Valladolid, where he played 32 matches and, despite the team's relegation, was recognized as one of their key players. The 22-year-old Estonian international has also made 39 appearances for his national team. Sevilla intends to recruit Hein to compete for the starting goalkeeper position alongside Orjan Nyland.