Mundo Deportivo reports on the transfer developments involving Kelechi Iheanacho and Sevilla. Sevilla intended to accept a proposal from the Turkish club Samsunspor for Kelechi Iheanacho, but it ultimately did not materialize, leading to the resolution of his contract with Sevilla.

Mundo Deportivo reports on the ongoing negotiations for Kelechi Iheanacho's transfer to Samsunspor. Kelechi Iheanacho is in negotiations with Samsunspor, with Sevilla demanding 4 million euros for the transfer. Samsunspor's initial offer is 2.5 million euros, which is below Sevilla's asking price. Iheanacho is interested in moving to the Turkish league and has agreed to a potential contract, pending agreement between the clubs.

Samsunspor has reportedly shown interest in Kelechi Iheanacho. According to Turkish media, there is a preliminary agreement in place, offering him approximately 1.2 million per season. Sevilla has asked for about 3.5 million for the player. Iheanacho joined Sevilla on a free transfer last year and had a lackluster performance, including a loan spell last season.

Samsunspor is reportedly another Turkish club interested in 28-year-old Iheanacho. Turkish media has mentioned the possibility of his move to Samsunspor alongside Besiktas. It is suggested in reports that Sevilla is considering either a transfer or loan for Iheanacho due to their need to reduce the wage bill. Iheanacho, who commands one of the highest salaries at Sevilla since his transfer from Leicester, has yet to score in LaLiga and is currently behind other forwards in the team hierarchy. Turkish clubs, including Samsunspor, are said to be preparing an offer in the range of 2 to 3 million euros for the Nigerian international. Before any transfer or loan can proceed, Sevilla is required to register Iheanacho in LaLiga, a responsibility that falls to their sporting director, Antonio Cordón, to fulfill before the end of August. Iheanacho's contract with Sevilla is valid until June 2026, and his current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt at €4.50 million.