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Sevilla re-signed Croatian midfielder Ivan Rakitic from Barcelona for an initial amount of EUR 1. 5 million.
The Andalusian club has shown that it has reached an agreement with Barca where the 32-year-old will return to the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán stadium before the new season.
The final move may end up costing Sevilla a total of around 10. 5 million euros (9 million pounds / 12 million dollars), adding variables, with Rakitic committing to a four-year contract with the club.
In fact, Goal can verify that 3 million euros of those additional prices will be paid when Rakitic reaches a secure number of club appearances, while the figure is also similar to the club’s ranking for European competition.
Another million euros will be due if Sevilla wins the Europa League, while another 2 million euros will have to be paid in case the club wins the League and another 3 million euros, meanwhile, they are related to a win in the Champions League. League.
On Tuesday, Barca issued an officer on its online page confirming the 32-year-old’s march, which reads: “FC Barcelona publicly expresses its appreciation to Rakitic for his commitment and determination and wishes him good luck and good fortune in the future.
“Multipurpose, hard-working and with a vision of play, he finished his playing career at Barca with 310 games, in which he added 40 assists and 36 goals.
“This Wednesday, September 2, at 11 a. m. , will be the player’s farewell rite and upcoming telematics press conference. “
Rakitic has won a total of 16 primary trophies at Barça, 4 La Liga and Champions League titles, after moving to the Camp Nou from Seville in the summer of 2014.
The foreign Croatian has entrenched his reputation as one of the top consequential artists of the Spanish elite his tenure in Catalonia, however he aligned himself after the arrival of Frenkie de Jong del Ajax last summer.
Rakitic still controlled to appear in 39 matches in all competitions last season, but was eventually considered a surplus after the appointment of Ronald Koeman as Barca’s new coach, the Dutchman replacing Quique Setien after the team’s shocking 8–2 defeat to Bayern Munich in the Champions League. League.
The experienced game maker will now have the task of helping Seville build a 2020-21 crusade that ended the glory of the Europa League.
Julen Lopetegui’s men beat Inter 3-2 in last month’s final, and had already secured a place in the Champions League by finishing fourth in La Liga.
Rakitic spent four years in the Books of Seville before joining Barca, scoring 32 goals and 41 assists in 149 games, and hopes to return to the path where he left off when the new season begins later this month.