Sevilla is on the verge of securing a significant addition to their squad as Nigerian striker Akor Adams arrived in Spain for medicals and final negotiations ahead of a potential four-year deal. The move, valued at €5.5 million, is set to strengthen the club’s attack amid ongoing struggles in front of goal.

Adams, who previously impressed with double-digit goals in his debut season at Montpellier and an incredible 28 goals in 50 appearances for Lillestrom, is eager to bring his scoring prowess to the La Liga giants.

If the deal is completed, Adams will become the third Nigerian at Sevilla, joining Kelechi Iheanacho and Chidera Ejuke, both of whom arrived in the summer transfer window. However, his signing could intensify competition in the squad, particularly for Iheanacho, who has struggled for form. With Isaac Romero and Adams now vying for top attacking spots, the Super Eagles star faces a challenging battle to retain his place in the starting lineup.

For Adams, this move represents an opportunity to reignite his career after a challenging second season in France. For Sevilla, it could be the boost they desperately need to revive their faltering attack and push for European qualification.