Sevilla ‘to track’ Petar Stanić and Oskar Pietuszewski as Cordón reshapes squad | OneFootball

Sevilla are monitoring Petar Stanić and Oskar Pietuszewski as Antonio Cordón accelerates his summer rebuild. Ekrem Konur reports the pair are under close watch, while Transfermarkt lists an eight point five million euros rise in the squad’s value.

Cordón has moved to secure Patrick Mercado, Juan Iglesias and Arouna Sangante, though only Mercado has been officially announced. Reports indicate Iglesias and Sangante are set to follow, and Iglesias is said to have completed a medical, per Matteo Moretto.

Marius Marin had been next on the list with his Pisa contract up in June, but optimism has cooled. Gianluca Di Marzio reported Cordón travelled to Italy, yet Sestaporta.news says the midfielder has sustained a left knee collateral ligament injury that could jeopardise the deal.

Ludogorets attacker Stanić, 24, has 14 goals and nine assists this season. AC Milan, Atalanta and Real Betis are also credited with interest, and a fee near 10 million euros could be required.

At Porto, Pietuszewski has scored three goals in his past three matches. Konur adds Sevilla scouts watched the win over Moreirense, with VfB Stuttgart and Saint-Étienne also in attendance. Signed in January 2026, the Pole has a 60 million euros release clause.

Given tight finances, Sevilla are prioritising loans and free transfers. Moves for Stanić or Pietuszewski look difficult unless structured as loans or funded by a major sale. Hard, but not impossible.

Source: La Colina De Nervion