Sevilla forward Carlos Lamela has signed a new contract with the club until 2026, according to reports from Spanish media outlet AS.
The Argentine international joined Sevilla in 2018 and has made over 70 appearances for the La Liga side, scoring 19 goals in his time at the Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuan.
Lamela's new deal will see him remain with Sevilla until June 2026, keeping him at the club until he is 35 years old.
The news comes after Sevilla announced on Monday that they had agreed a new three-year contract with their star striker, Jules Kounde.
Kounde was also reported to have extended his stay at the club, although the details of the deal were not confirmed.
It remains to be seen how the news will affect the squad at Sevilla, but it seems likely that the team will look to strengthen further in the transfer market this summer.
With Lamela now tied down to a long-term deal, Sevilla can focus on developing their squad and building towards next season's campaign.