It is understood Sevilla will pick up his wages for the coming season, with a January recall clause expected, with Nzonzi's relationship with the current club management understood to be untenable.The 23 year old ended last season on the substitutes bench, despite a shortage of midfielders in the club's relegation scrap, after failing to see eye to eye with boss Steve Kean.Nzonzi's agent informed Rovers this summer he wanted to quit Ewood Park and Kean immediately made the decision to leave him out of the pre season trip to Austria and their domestic summer campaign.Nzonzi has been training on his own at Brockhall so far this summer but, valued at up to 10million by Rovers, has been leftin limbo due to a reluctance from rivals to meet the asking price.Rovers are understood to not have received a single bid for the midfielder but, after a meeting with the player's agent yesterday morning, it was agreed Nzonzi would be allowed to leave on loan.The Lancashire Telegraph understand Nzonzi would not play for Rovers again while Kean was in still in charge and that he was not prepared to play outside the top division.Rovers though have left the door open for him to return next summer, if circumstances change, as they refuse to sell the player for less than they think he is worth.Fair play to him,,,he is one of a long list of good players that have left the club because of Kean,,,when will the owners see there is a common denominator here,,,Kean has cost them millions plus lost the club better players than he has brought in,,are tthey so thick,,,,im afraid to say it but YES they are,,,,Fair play to him,,,he is one of a long list of good players that have left the club because of Kean,,,when will the owners see there is a common denominator here,,,Kean has cost them millions plus lost the club better players than he has brought in,,are tthey so thick,,,,im afraid to say it but YES they are,,,,On his day he's a very technically gifted player. However, those days seemed to be few and far between last season so how the club can value him at 10M is astonishing. Perhaps the club are hoping that he plays well enough in La Liga to justify their valuation.

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