Scotland under-21 striker Robbie Ure is set to join Sevilla from Swedish side IK Sirius for €9 million on a contract through to 2031, per ESPN sources.
Ure has been in red-hot form for IK Sirius and has scored 15 league goals so far to take his side nine points clear at the top of the table.
The 22-year-old began his career at Rangers, where he scored minutes into his debut, but struggled for game-time in Glasgow. He joined Anderlecht's youth-side RSCA Futures in 2023 and made just one senior appearance for the Belgian side.
The forward joined IK Sirius in 2025 and in his debut season at the club scored 11 goals and registered four assists in 30 matches.
"When Sirius came for me, I had options to go back home, but I wanted the pressure of being first-choice striker. I know that clubs elsewhere have all the data, every club knows of what every player is doing, he said in an interview to ESPN in December 2025.
"But this experience has made me physically a lot better but also I think I'm better at dealing with the pressure of being a regular starter. It taught me to be comfortable with being uncomfortable. I'm a lot stronger mentally now."
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Ure will join a Sevilla side that briefly flirted with relegation last season before eventually finishing 13th in LaLiga.
Information from ESPN's Tom Hamilton contributed to this report.
