The Nervión club has made official the arrival of Robbie Ure for approximately 6.5 million euros in fixed fees, plus 2.5 million in variables. The Scottish attacker, aged 22, has established himself as an offensive reference in the Swedish league, scoring 15 goals in 15 matches this season.
The sporting direction, led by José Ignacio Navarro, has moved ahead of other suitors to secure the transfer. This signing comes during a summer marked by numerous operations at Nervión, including player departures and sales that have helped replenish the club''s finances and facilitate Ure's arrival, a necessary reinforcement for the attack.
The official statement from Sevilla FC details that Robbie Ure (Glasgow, Scotland, February 26, 2004) signs until 2031. The striker stands 1.89 meters tall and has represented Scotland up to the under-21 level. In the current Swedish league, Ure had a record of 15 goals and two assists in 15 games, contributing to his team's leading position. In 2025, he scored 11 goals in 30 league matches and five goals in five cup games.
Ure came through the Glasgow Rangers youth academy and had a spell in the youth ranks of Anderlecht in Belgium before joining IK Sirius. His arrival in Nervión makes him the third player born in Scotland to wear the Sevilla FC shirt, following 'Ted' McMinn and Duncan McVean Thomson.
The club also recalls Sevilla FC's historic connection with Scotland, dating back to its founding in 1890 with figures such as the first captain Hugo MacColl, the first away goal scorer Gilbert Reid Pollock, and other players and directors of that era like Greig, Logan, Crombie, Thompson, Annandale, and the first president Edward Farquharson Johnston.
