Sevilla have reportedly been informed that they will have to part with £21m at the end of the season if they wish to sign Samir Nasri from Manchester City on a permanent basis.
The 29-year-old joined Sevilla on loan from Man City last summer and has scored three times in 13 appearances for the Spanish outfit during the 2016-17 campaign.
It is understood that Sevilla are desperate to sign the Frenchman on a permanent basis, but according to the Daily Mail, Man City will not part with the former Arsenal attacker for anything less than £21m.
Nasri's form has helped Sevilla to third position in La Liga entering the winter break, with the Europa League winners currently just four points behind leaders Real Madrid.
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Matt Law
Matt Law
