Nigerian winger Chidera Ejuke has landed a dream move to Spanish giants Sevilla on a free transfer.
The 26-year-old's contract with CSKA Moscow expired, opening the door for a switch to La Liga.
Known for his electrifying pace and trickery on the wing, Ejuke spent the past season on loan at Royal Antwerp in Belgium. While Antwerp fell short in their title defense, Ejuke thrived on the loan spell, establishing himself as a key player for them.
The Zaria-born forward racked up an impressive 29 appearances in the Belgian Pro League, contributing directly to eight goals with his four goals and four assists. This tally placed him joint-third among Antwerp's top goal contributors, highlighting his significant impact.
Sevilla: Major step up and key to Nigeria return for Chidera Ejuke
Ejuke's career has seen him on the move in recent seasons, largely due to the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
After a stint with CSKA Moscow, he secured a loan move to Hertha Berlin in the 2022/23 Bundesliga season, taking advantage of FIFA's regulations regarding the situation in Russia and Ukraine. Now, with his permanent departure from CSKA Moscow, Ejuke embarks on a new chapter in Spain.
This move represents a major step forward for Ejuke.

La Liga boasts a higher global reputation than the Belgian league, and he'll face stiffer competition from some of Europe's finest players. However, Ejuke's undeniable talent and confidence suggest he has the potential to shine at Sevilla and potentially earn a return to the Nigerian national team.
While Ejuke has already earned eight senior caps for the Super Eagles, his last appearance came at the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (held in early 2022). A successful spell at Sevilla could see him back in the green and white stripes of Nigeria.
Ejuke's arrival brings much-needed attacking spark to Sevilla.
His dribbling prowess, pinpoint passing, and long-range shooting could be crucial for the club as they aim to climb back into European competitions after a disappointing 14th-place finish in La Liga last season.