Mundo Deportivo reports on the shared ownership and potential transfer developments regarding Lucien Agoumé between Sevilla and Inter. Lucien Agoumé is currently shared between Sevilla and Inter. Sevilla paid 4 million euros a year ago for 50% ownership and is considering exercising an option to buy another 40% for 4 million euros by July 31, leaving Inter with 10%. However, Sevilla needs to sell some players first to fund this purchase. There is interest from several important clubs, indicating Agoumé's strong market presence.

FC Arsenal is considering signing Lucien Agoumé as a potential replacement for Thomas Partey, whose contract is expiring in July and is unlikely to be renewed. Spanish journalist Máximo Ramírez reported this interest.

Sevilla intends to move Lucien Agoumé during the European Under-21 Championship in hopes that a good performance will increase his value. They aim to sell him for more than 8 million euros, since half of the proceeds will go to Inter Milan due to shared federative rights.

FC Arsenal has shown interest in Lucien Agoumé from FC Sevilla, according to the French FT partner site Foot Mercato. The Gunners have placed the 22-year-old midfielder on their shortlist.