Sandro doesn't want to go back to Everton
'The Mirror' has revealed that Sandro Ramirez, currently on loan at Sevilla, doesn't want to return to Everton as reports claim the Spanish forward wants to return to his homeland at the end of the season.
According to reports in England on Saturday, Sandro wants to stay at Sevilla. Despite the fact that he is only on loan, the striker does not want to go back to Everton at the end of the season.
The Spaniard was sold to the Merseyside club for a fee of €6million last summer, after spending a highly succesful season at Malaga CF, scoring 16 goals in 31 appearances.
This prolific season in La Liga meant that various Spanish sides were keen to take him on loan in the January transfer window, with Sevilla succeeding in signing him on a half-season contract. Sandro hasn't recaptured his form at the Spanish side yet, but Vincenzo Monella has been giving him game time, something he wasn't getting at Everton.
'The Mirror' has claimed that the forward has already communicated his desire to remain in Spain to the English outfit. He doesn't want to return to Liverpool, where he was part of a big summer spending spree from Everton.
However, the money spent didn't end up delivering the desired success. with manager Ronald Koeman losing his job and Everton currently sitting 19 points off the top four.
In addition, Sandro has shown his affection for Sevilla from the beginning, demonstrating gratitude towards them for allowing him the opportunity to return to his homeland as his attempts to recapture his fine form of last season, but it will remain to be seen if he stays permanently.