http://sevilla.abc.es/deportes/orgu...l-sevilla-por-kiyotake-105364-1465335132.html Bader himself confirming that it's pretty much done. Today's Bild also reports Nuremberg making 650 000€ due to them having a 10% on resale. And, most important, Cerezo and Oita will also make some money again thanks to the solidarity contribution.
If Kiyotake is planning to move to a top team he'll surely find some competition and there will be no guarantee he'll be a starter, so it will not be the same case as it was in Nurenburg and Hannover. He needs such a move to be a more mature player, and he will only become stronger by the challenges he is expected to face, if he just want to take a starting spot for granted then he better move to a team in the lower half of the table or a mid-table team, and I don't think Kiyotake is thinking of the latter option. So no need to scare if his new team sign a player in his position.
The only really concerning thing is that Sevilla are on the verge of losing their coach and sporting director. Who wants Kiyo ?
I know, that's not really helpful too. Anyway, my concern wasn't actually really about Kiyo not playing at all but more "what position are they really thinking for him"
#H96-Mittelfeldspieler Hiroshi #Kiyotake steht vor einem Wechsel zum @SevillaFC. https://t.co/5vfPo1NPW3— Hannover 96 (@Hannover96) June 10, 2016