Sevilla target arsenal defender

Sevilla are targeting Arsenal defender Konstantinos Mavropanos, according to Mundo Deportivo.

Mavropanos, 21, has yet to feature for the Gunners this season due to a groin injury.

The Greece U21 international moved to the Emirates Stadium from PAS Giannina in January.

The La Liga club are hoping manager Unai Emery would be keen to part with Mavropanos once assessing him on his return from injuring.

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