Sevilla: Romaric to Bursaspor

Romaric will move to the Turkish League

Sevilla have reached an agreement of transfering Koffi Ndri Romaric to the former Turkish club Bursaspor, current Champions in the Turkish League. for a transfer fee of €2M. He will join to the Turkish club in this summer signing a three-year contract. 

Romaric have made 81 appearances (3 goals) with the Andalusian club in La Liga. He came to Sevilla in the summer 2008 coming from the French club Le Mans with a transfer fee of €8M.

He scored his first goal in the 4–3 victory against Spanish giants Real Madrid on 7 December 2008. 

Valencia "falls" at Mestalla

Roberto Soldado's reaction with their defeat against Sevilla

Valencia fell to their third successive defeat with a 1-0 home loss to Sevilla on Sunday dealing a blow to their Champions League hopes.

Croatian midfielder Ivan Rakitic scored the decisive goal on 70 minutes to leave Valencia, who hit the woodwork twice, empty-handed as Sevilla did their European hopes the power of good.

Valencia surrender third place to Villarreal, who won 1-0 at Athletic Bilbao on Sunday, while Sevilla move level on points with sixth-placed Bilbao.

Sevilla hit Valencia with the killer blow at the other end with Rakitic producing a brilliant first time volley with his left foot on 70 minutes.

Negredo desperate to return

The striker may need to wear a protective mask

Sevilla striker Álvaro Negredo was able to complete Wednesday's training session without problems after missing Monday's session while he recovered from thSevilla striker Álvaro Negredo was able to complete Wednesday's training session without problems after missing Monday's session while he recovered from the nine stitches he received at the weekend at San Mamés. 

The Madrid-born striker said afterwards that he is determined to take part in Sunday's Liga BBVA meeting with Barcelona. "I have told the doctor that I want to play and we will do everything we can so that I can enter the list. I may need to wear something to protect my head as I don't want to open the stitches but that shouldn't affect my game," he explained after training. e nine stitches he received at the weekend at San Mamés.

The Madrid-born striker said afterwards that he is determined to take part in Sunday's Liga BBVA meeting with Barcelona. "I have told the doctor that I want to play and we will do everything we can so that I can enter the list. I may need to wear something to protect my head as I don't want to open the stitches but that shouldn't affect my game," he explained after training.