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Maradona arrives in Seville
r-J—SEVILLE. Spain.
13 : Diego Maradona arrived In Seville today, hoping to finalise the details of his expected transfer to the Spanish soccer club, reports Reuter.
The former Argentine World Cup captain, accompanied by his wife Claudia and agent Marcos Franchi, was met at the airport by Sevilla chairman Luts Cuervas and chib directors.
Maradona is still technically under contract to Italian side Napoli but he told reporters before leaving Buenos Aires that he thought the transfer deal had been settled.
On his arrival in Madrid, where he caught a private plane to Seville, the 31-year-old midfielder said: T'm just coming to have a look at the team and see how everything works and then we ll do whatever Marcos says."
Maradona, who was served a 15-month ban from world soccer for cocaine abuse, hopes to link up with former Argentina coach Carlos Bllardo, who now coaches Sevilla.
"I believe that, for the ttrtlc betng, everything has been resolved," Maradona told a mob of reporters and photographers at Ezciza International Airport in Buenos Aires prior to departure.
Maradona boarded the Aerolincas Argentinas flight to Madrid with his wife Claudia, agent Marcos Franchi and the psychologist In charge of his drugs rehabilitation programme.
On Friday. .Italian club Napoli said they were prepared to transfer Maradona whose contract they hold until June next year. . .
Sevilla coach Carlos Bllardo. said later in the day he hoped to have the deal wrapped up within 24 hours although by Saturday afternoon there had been no confirmation.
Details have not been released but press reports said Napoli, who Maradona led to two league championship titles. would receive 15 million while Sevilla would pay the stocky midfielder 3 million US dollar In h1s first season.
The negotiations broke and 18-month deadlock. When Maradona returned to Argentina in April last year he swore he would never return to Napoli. Until this week the Italian club insisted he should return, saying they would never sell him.
On Friday. Franchi said Maradona's trip to Seville was aimed at putting an end to the uncertainty surrounding his future.
The objective of the trip is to press for the situation to be settled once and for all, either for or against ( the transfer)." Franchi said.
Maradona’s lawyers had to obtain court permission for the player, who Is undergoing a drugs rehabilitation programme ordered by an Argentine Judge after he admitted taking cocaine In Buenos Aires last year, to leave the country.
The Spanish press have speculated that Maradona, at his speak rated the best player
in the world, would make his debut In Sevilla's match against Logrones on September 27.