Pablo Sarabia has featured in every Premier League fixture for Wolverhampton Wanderers this year.
The Spain international’s contract expires in June and his future is likely to be away from Wolves.
Last week, we covered claims from Spain that Celta Vigo are set to battle with Sevilla for the 32-year-old.
La Razón backs up the La Liga duo’s interest and provides the latest on his future plans. He is prioritising a return to Spain to make the best of the slim chance of representing his country at the 2026 World Cup.
This gives Sevilla and Celta an advantage to sign the attacking midfielder for free in the summer window. They are set to face a battle from Saudi Arabia and the United States.
According to the report, clubs from the aforementioned two leagues are ‘willing to tempt’ the Wolves player with a ‘dizzying salary’ so that be snubs a move to Spain. There’s no mention of the details of the teams from Saudi and MLS that are looking at him.
Sarabia has a decision to make and it’s likely that he will leave Wolves after this season.
