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Having arrived at Inter Milan in 2019, Lucien Agoumé (22 years old) went on loan to Brest and ESTAC Troyes in particular, before joining Sevilla FC last season for the remaining six months of the season, in the form of a loan with an option to buy. Inter nevertheless kept a buyout clause in this agreement, but ultimately, the Seville club exercised the option to permanently acquire the French midfielder.
“The midfielder returns to Nervión, but this time under contract until June 2028. Sevilla FC and Inter Milan have reached an agreement for the transfer of 21-year-old Franco-Cameroonian midfielder Lucien Jefferson Agoumé. The footballer born in Yaoundé, who was precisely the first winter signing last year, joins the ranks of the red and white team again after playing 13 matches last season divided between 12 in LALIGA and one in the Copa del Rey. After his good work in the second half of the 2023/24 campaign, the midfielder signs for four seasons, until June 2028, becoming the sixth addition of the current transfer window.”confirms Sevilla FC in its press release.
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