Sevilla FC locks Oso and Andrés Castrín to 2029

Sevilla FC has completed contract extensions for Oso and Andrés Castrín, tying both players to the club until 2029 and inserting multi‑million‑euro release clauses. The extensions secure the two players’ futures at the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium. Youth coordinator Agustín López was instrumental in finalising the agreements. His involvement underscores the club’s focus on nurturing academy talent. Oso and Andrés Castrín have been recognised as two of Sevilla’s most significant breakthrough talents of the current season. Their progress has attracted attention across the league. The long‑term contracts aim to protect Sevilla’s investment in emerging players. By embedding high release clauses, the club reduces the risk of losing them to rival teams. With contracts now running through 2029, the duo will have stability to continue their development. The extensions also provide the coaching staff with greater flexibility in squad planning. Sevilla will look to integrate Oso and Andrés Castrín more fully into first‑team preparations as the campaign advances. Their continued growth will be monitored closely by the technical team.