Sevilla has put the acquisition of Marius Marin from Pisa on standby, according to Muchodeporte.com, despite a total agreement already being in place for next summer. The decision is due to an injury suffered by the Romanian player that will cause him to miss the World Cup play-offs. Marin felt discomfort in the inner part of his left knee during a match against Cagliari, and initial reports indicated a possible involvement of the collateral ligament. The injury is expected to keep Marin out for several weeks, which has prompted concern at Sevilla, who are awaiting further medical updates. Pisa coach Oscar Hiljemark stated in a press conference that the injury is not serious and he hopes Marin will return after the break. Sevilla director Antonio Cordon is monitoring the situation while awaiting an official statement from Pisa. Marin is out of contract and is not considering a renewal with Pisa, aiming for a move to a club like Sevilla.

Sevilla has initiated actions to reach an agreement with Marius Marin. According to Fabrizio di Marzio, Sevilla executive Antonio Cordón traveled to Italy to speak with the Pisa player and progressed on a pre-agreement with his agents. The agreement is near completion, and Marius Marin is expected to be Sevilla's fourth reinforcement for the upcoming season. Italian media report that the 27-year-old sustained an internal collateral ligament injury in his left knee, which will cause him to be inactive for a minimum of one and a half months. Sevilla is monitoring his recovery closely because of their history with injuries; however, this does not signify that they will withdraw from negotiations.

Sevilla's sporting director has traveled to Pisa to finalize an agreement with Marius Marin, according to 'Sky Italia'. Marius Marin's contract with Pisa is set to end on June 30.

According to Gianluca Di Marzio, Sevilla's sporting director, Antonio Cordón, traveled to Italy recently to explore a deal for Marius Marin, and initial in-person talks were held with the player.