Baka Sow: Senegal winger joins CD Estepona FS from Sevilla Atl. on free transfer

Senegal winger Baka Sow has joined CD Estepona FS from Sevilla Atl. on a free transfer, completing a move within Spain’s Segunda Federacion.

The 20-year-old right winger has signed a contract with Estepona running until 30 June 2027. He will remain in the same division after leaving Sevilla Atl., who also compete in Segunda Federacion Group IV.

Sow made 15 appearances in the Primera Federacion, playing 545 minutes, and also featured in the UEFA Youth League, where he scored once and provided two assists in eight outings. He added six appearances and one assist in Segunda Federacion.

Born in Dakar, Sow is a right-footed attacker who stands 1.79m tall. His move to Estepona gives him a change of club as he continues his career in the Spanish league system.

Sow joined Sevilla’s youth structure from Malaga CF Youth in July 2018. He progressed through Sevilla’s academy, moving to the club’s under-18 side in 2022 before stepping up to the under-19 team a year later.

He then moved from Sevilla FC U19 to Sevilla Atl. in July 2025. His time with Sevilla Atl. included appearances in both Primera Federacion and Segunda Federacion, as well as his UEFA Youth League involvement.

Estepona have now added a Senegalese wide player with experience across Spain’s professional and youth competitions. Sow’s contract keeps him at the club through the end of June 2027.

The transfer was completed on 31 August 2026, with Sow leaving Sevilla Atl. to join CD Estepona FS as a free agent.

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