The 26-year-old talisman could have played the final game for Sevilla amid a possible ban for the referee's comments

Sevilla were furious at the circumstances of their 3-2 defeat at Villarreal on Saturday. Alexander Sorloth scored the winning goal for the home team in the 97th minute, but despite claims that Kike Salas had been fouled by the Norwegian, it was allowed to stand, leading to heated scenes at the whistle full time.

After the match, Youssef En-Nesyri – who scored both of Sevilla's goals at the Ceramica, accused Miguel Angel Ortiz Arias of prejudice, regarding its general management of the processes. These comments could land you in very hot water with the Competition Committee of the Spanish Football Federation.

Ace for AS Diary, If the matter is arbitrated at the Committee, En-Nesyri could be banned for four games, as this has been the precedent set in the past for the likes of David Lopez, Jose Gaya and Sergio Canales. If this punishment was received, his season would be over with three games still to go.

It is worth noting that En-Nesyri has been heavily linked with a move away Seville in the summer, with Los Nervionenses possibly set to gain in the Moroccan striker with one year remaining on his contract. If he is banned, it could mean he has played his final game for the club.