Western media: Inter Milan has 50% transfer share, and Sevilla plans to buy 40% for 4 million euros

According to the Spanish media ABC, Sevilla intends to buy 40% of Agume's share rights for 4 million euros and leave it to Inter Milan 10%.

Sevilla's new sports director Kordon just took office, and an emergency matter was on the agenda, which was related to Agume's transfer operation.

Sevilla introduced Agume from Inter last summer, paying a transfer fee of 4 million euros and agreeing to leave 50% of future transfer income to Inter.

However, according to the ABC newspaper, Sevilla now hopes to go further and intends to pay another 4 million euros to obtain 90% ownership of Agume. If the transaction is reached, Inter Milan will only retain 10% of its future transfer share equity.

Sevilla hopes to take almost complete ownership of Agume because of his outstanding performance this season. According to statistics website DataMB, Agumei is one of the best young midfielders in his position at present in the five major leagues.

When screening the performance of players under 23 in the seven European top leagues, three key indicators were counted: confrontation success rate, forward pass success rate, and key pass success rate. Agume achieved the three statistics: confrontation success rate: 85%, forward pass success rate: 85.3%, key pass success rate: 89%

Interestingly, in his position and age, only two other players also met the high standards of these three statistics at the same time: Joao Neves of Paris Saint-Germain and Pedri of Barcelona.