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Sevilla sign Scottish striker Ure for initial £5.5m

Sevilla sign Scottish striker Ure for initial £5.5m
BBC Sport Tuesday 11 August 2026, 09:42 UTC 1 min read
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Sevilla announce £5.5m move, rising to potential £7.9m, for former Scotland youth international striker Robbie Ure to join from Swedish club IK Sirius.

Sevilla announce £5.5m move, rising to potential £7.9m, for former Scotland youth international striker Robbie Ure to join from Swedish club IK Sirius.
Sevilla (LOCATION) Scottish (ORG) Ure (ORG) Scotland (LOCATION) Robbie Ure (PERSON) Swedish (ORG) IK Sirius (ORG)
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