Scottish striker Robbie Ure has completed a £5.5m move to La Liga side Sevilla from Swedish league leaders IK Sirius.

The 22-year-old completed his medical on Monday before putting pen to paper on a five-year deal with the Spanish club.

Sevilla will pay an initial €6.5m (£5.5m) for Ure, with a further €2.5m (£2.1m) potentially due in add-ons.

The move represents a remarkable rise for Ure, whose career has taken off since leaving Belgian giants Anderlecht for Sweden.

Ure has been one of the standout performers in the Allsvenskan this season, scoring 20 goals and registering three assists in just 20 appearances across all competitions.

His 15 league goals have helped Sirius move to the top of the Swedish table, with the club holding a 12-point advantage at the midway stage of the campaign.

From Rangers to La Liga

Ure began his senior career with Rangers, making three first-team appearances and scoring once before moving to Anderlecht in 2023.

His time in Belgium proved difficult, with the striker making just one senior appearance for the club.

That changed dramatically after his move to Sirius in March 2025.

Since arriving in Sweden, Ure has scored 31 goals and provided seven assists in 50 appearances, attracting interest from clubs across Europe.

Now, he will have the opportunity to establish himself at one of Spain’s historic clubs and lead the line at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium.

A piece of Scottish history

Ure will become only the third Scottish-born player to represent Sevilla in an official competition.

The club says he follows Ted McMinn, who played for Sevilla during the 1980s, and Duncan McVean Thomson, who featured during the 1915-16 season.

Sevilla also highlighted two other Scots with connections to the club when announcing Ure’s arrival.

Jock Wallace managed the Spanish side during the 1986-87 season, while Edward Farquharson Johnston was Sevilla’s first president.

Scotland decision still to come

Ure has represented Scotland at Under-19 level but has yet to make a decision on his senior international future.

The striker is also eligible to represent Ukraine.

However, Ure told BBC Scotland last month that his preference would be to wait for a Scotland call-up.

With a £5.5m move to La Liga now secured and his goalscoring record continuing to attract attention, the 22-year-old’s next challenge will be proving he can make the step up to one of Europe’s major leagues.