Nemanja Gudelj Faces Sevilla for the First Time After Seven Seasons

Nemanja Gudelj makes a return to face Sevilla FC this Sunday at the Coliseum, lining up for Getafe CF months after ending a seven-year association with the club where he played more matches than for any other team in his career.

Gudelj stands as the fifth foreign player with the most appearances in Sevilla history, pulling on the shirt 261 times. Across both foreign and domestic players, the Serbian international ranks 31st on the club’s all-time appearance list, a tenure highlighted by two Europa League titles in 2020 and 2023.

Sunday Kickoff at the Coliseum

Sevilla travels to the Coliseum to face Getafe on Sunday with kickoff scheduled for 14:00, aiming to cap a busy week following victories against Osasuna on Monday and Sporting de Hortaleza on Thursday. Both clubs enter the weekend sharing a familiar objective: securing survival.

Getafe secured the midfielder on a free transfer in June following the expiration of his Sevilla contract. Gudelj has logged ten appearances and scored one goal for his new club so far this season, playing every minute of Getafe’s last seven matches. Sunday marks his first-ever appearance against Sevilla, as his prior career never pitted him against the Nervión outfit.

Waiting for the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Return

While Sunday’s fixture brings an immediate reunion with his former teammates, Gudelj will not return to the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán until the second half of the season. The midfielder is expected to retain his starting role for the weekend, anchoring a squad that currently holds the same objective as Sevilla: the permanence.

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