On the last day of September, news broke from Spain that Pablo Sarabia was feeling dissatisfied with his current situation at Wolverhampton Wanderers. Reports also revealed that Sevilla’s sporting director, Victor Orta, is open to providing him with an opportunity to leave in January.
Despite being 32 years old, Sarabia has only played a total of 150 minutes across four matches this season, with just 28 minutes coming from two league games. It has been over a month since he last featured for Wolves, and his last Premier League appearance was back in August.
Vamos Mi Sevilla FC has reported on Sevilla’s strong interest in bringing the attacking midfielder back to the club during the winter transfer window. Sarabia is seen as the “dream signing” for the Spanish club’s management, given his previous successful stint at Sevilla between 2016 and 2019.
With plans to offload Suso, who has been plagued by injuries and has a contract until 2025, Sevilla is looking to bring in Sarabia as his replacement. Orta is looking to make way for a new player by releasing Suso in January, creating an opportunity for Sarabia to come back at lower wages.
Considering Sarabia’s contract with Wolves expires in June, there is speculation that he could arrive in January on a free transfer if the English club agrees to terminate his contract. This move would not only benefit Sevilla but also provide Sarabia with a fresh start at a club he is familiar with.
