Exactly how much money have Sevilla spent on new players in this millennium?
Based in Andalusia in Spain, Sevilla are the oldest football club in the country.
Los Nervionenses have achieved some great feats in their rich history. They have won a record six Uefa Cup/Europa League titles, the most of any club.
Some great players have featured for them in the past out of which, some arrived at expensive prices. We all know Dani Alves and Jesus Navas.
But, what about Frederic Kanoute, who went on to become their greatest-ever goalscorer, or Luis Fabiano, who was incredible in his prime?
Who have been the most expensive players in Sevilla's history, though?
Let's take a look!
Sevilla most expensive transfers by season
SEASON
MOST EXPENSIVE SIGNING
FEE
TOTAL SPENDING
2022/23
Tanguy Nianzou
€16M
€28M
2021/22
Rafa Mir
€16M
€41.50M
2020/21
Suso
€21M
€72.75M
2019/20
Jules Kounde
€35M
€188.73M
2018/19
Quincy Promes
€21M
€81.05M
2017/18
Luis Muriel
€24.50M
€78.05M
2016/17
Joaquin Correa
€18.20M
€81.70M
2015/16
Ciro Immobile
€11M
€44M
2014/15
Grzegorz Krychowiak
€5.50M
€20.95M
2013/14
Carlos Bacca
€10M
€35.30M
2012/13
Geoffrey Kondogbia
€4M
€14M
2011/12
Manu del Moral
€4.50M
€19M
2010/11
Tiberio Guarente
€5.50M
€17.10M
2009/10
Alvaro Negredo
€15M
€27.50M
2008/09
Romaric
€8.50M
€37.70M
2007/08
Arouna Kone
€12M
€29M
2006/07
Javier Chevanton
€8.90M
€18.70M
2005/06
Luis Fabiano
€10M
€23M
2004/05
Jesuli
€4M
€11.53M
2003/04
Dario Silva
€4.70M
€8.20M
2002/03
Zoran Njegus
€1.20M
€2.83M
2001/02
Mariano Toedtli
€1.05M
€1.86M
2000/01
Diego Ribera
€300,000
€426,000
Total
€882.87M
Sevilla's top 10 most expensive player signingsGetty Images10Rafa Mir | €16 million | Wolves | 2021
Spanish striker Rafa Mir was promoted to Valencia's B team in 2015 and after making 60 appearances and scoring 25 goals for them, he joined Wolves in the EFL Championship in January 2018 for €2 million.
Then followed a series of loan moves to Las Palmas, Nottingham Forest and Huesca with Mir only making two official appearances for Wolves in his three-year stay at the club.
His performances for Huesca were especially impressive as he scored 22 goals in 56 appearances in the 2020-21 season, leading to Sevilla agreeing to sign him for €16m in August 2021.
AdvertisementGetty9Franco Vazquez | €16.80 million | Palermo | 2016
Argentine attacking midfielder Franco Vazquez established himself at Palermo, scoring 22 goals in 105 appearances for them between 2013 and 2016.
He formed an incredible partnership with fellow striker Paulo Dybala, which saw them finish the 2014-15 Serie A season as the two top assist providers in the league.
Seeing his consistent performances at the top level, Sevilla signed him for €16.80m in July 2016.
In his first official appearance for them on August 9, 2016, Vazquez scored a 3-2 extra-time loss to Real Madrid in the 2016 Uefa Super Cup.
On August 20, 2016, he scored and assisted on his La Liga debut in a 6-4 win against Espanyol.
Vazquez made 140 appearances for Sevilla over five years before moving to Parma as a free agent in July 2021.
Getty Images8Munas Dabbur | €17 million | Salzburg | 2019
Israeli international Munas Dabbur rose through the ranks at Maccabi Tel Aviv before moving to Zurich to feature for club Grasshoppers in a €400,000 transfer between 2014 to 2016.
After making 82 appearances and scoring 41 goals for Grasshoppers, in May 2016, Austrian club Salzburg signed him for €5 million.
In 76 appearances for Salzburg, Dabbur scored 44 goals before Sevilla signed him for €17m in January 2019, with him to arrive in Spain the following summer.
However, things didn't go well for him in Seville, making just two appearances before being shipped to Hoffenheim for €12m in January 2020.
Getty Images7Joaquin Correa | €18.20 million | Sampdoria | 2016
Argentine forward Joaquin Correa arrived in Europe in 2015, signing for Sampdoria, featuring for 31 games with the Italian side before signing for Sevilla in July 2016 for €18.20 million.
Correa spent two seasons with Sevilla, making 47 appearances, and scoring five goals before returning to Italy, this time with Lazio for €17.85m in August 2018.
Over the next three years, Correa was a revelation at Lazio, scoring 22 goals in 92 games before Inter Milan signed him on a season-long loan in 2021.
After scoring six goals in 26 appearances, Inter signed him permanently for €23.60m in July 2022.