Reports from Italy and Spain state that Sevilla, Youssef En-Nesyri's former club, submitted a loan offer to Fenerbahçe that proposed paying half of his salary. The offer was not accepted by Fenerbahçe. There is also a claim that Sevilla requested En-Nesyri to wait for a letter concerning the transfer.

Sevilla has made an offer for Youssef En-Nesyri consisting of a loan with a purchase option, similar to the offer made by Juventus. En-Nesyri reportedly prefers a move to his former club Sevilla and is more receptive to this possibility than to the Juventus offer. However, he rejected the loan plus purchase option formula from both Sevilla and Juventus. En-Nesyri's agent is in Istanbul to find a solution. According to Nico Schira, Fenerbahçe is making significant efforts to move En-Nesyri, as he does not fit into Tedesco's plans.

According to Marca, Youssef En-Nesyri is interested in a potential return to Sevilla in the winter market, and the player has reportedly asked about the possibility. Some sources claim the Andalusian club is pushing and has asked the player to wait until the end of the market. Sevilla's priority is to sign a striker, but a deal for En-Nesyri is contingent on many circumstances. The club would have to create sufficient salary space for the signing, and the deal would require authorization from LaLiga. LaLiga is not permissive with operations that do not fit the economic reality of clubs. Fenerbahçe would also have to assume almost all the costs of the loan. The chances of a reunion are very limited.

Sevilla is attempting to loan Youssef En-Nesyri from Fenerbahçe until the end of the season. According to Gianluca di Marzio, En-Nesyri requested a pause in his move to Juventus because he wants to listen to Sevilla. Sevilla is seeking a striker to satisfy Almeyda. En-Nesyri's salary is an obstacle for the transfer, as his value increased significantly in Turkish football.