Sevilla tie the first stone for a new project on a four-year deal with a release clause of 40 million euros

Sevilla have sealed a deal to keep one of the key pieces of their summer rebuild at the club, after a breakout season for Isaac Rosemary. The 24-year-old will sign a new deal for the next four years.

Ace for Relief, Sevilla has closed an agreement and also carried out the photo shoot for the renewal of Romero, as Sporting Director Victor Orta moves to make major changes to the Sevilla team this summer. Romero came into the team under Quique Sanchez Flores in January, and until an injury in April, he became a key part of the side. His release clause will also drop to 40 million euros. His agent's initial demands of 2.6 million euros per year have been significantly reduced.

Romero was a key reason that Seville they turned things around under Sanchez Flores, scoring six goals and providing four assists in just 16 appearances, forming a lethal partnership with Youssouf En-Nesyri. There is a good chance that the Moroccan will move this summer, but Romero will not.