Gameiro 'very happy' at Sevilla after Europa League triumph
Kevin Gameiro's 29th goal of the season helped Sevilla to a third consecutive Europa League crown.
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Amid reported interest from Barcelona, goalscoring hero Kevin Gameiro insisted he loves Sevilla and is happy at the club after Wednesday's Europa League final win.
Gameiro scored a 46th-minute equaliser as Sevilla overpowered Liverpool 3-1 for a third consecutive Europa League title.
The victory capped a stunning season for Gameiro in which the Frenchman bagged 29 goals in all competitions, alerting La Liga champions Barca.
But when asked about his future post-match, Gameiro stressed: "I love Sevilla and I am very happy.
"The fans are great and this win is dedicated to them.
"It is a magical night, I scored the goal on behalf of all of the supporters."
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