Update on Sevilla FC’s Potential Sale: New Developments and Investor Interest

The potential sale of Sevilla FC continues to unfold with new developments. Initially, it appeared that the club’s primary shareholders were inclined to accept an offer from an American investment group willing to pay over €3,400 per share. However, as reported by muchodeporte.com, the due diligence process initiated to assess the club’s actual financial status has significantly dampened initial expectations, leaving the details of the offer uncertain and opening the door for an alternative known as the “third way.”

This alternative option is spearheaded by businessmen Antonio Lappí and Fede Quintero, who have long awaited their opportunity to pursue a purchase that would keep the club in the hands of Sevillistas. According to the report, Sergio Ramos has emerged as a potential player in this scenario. Following the conclusion of his stint in Mexico with Rayados de Monterrey, and while awaiting to define his future professional projects, Ramos has reportedly inquired about the current status of the club’s sale with the intention of evaluating the possibility of participating as an investor, contingent on certain conditions.

At this stage, these contacts remain in their early phases and are neither formal nor official. Nonetheless, Ramos has surfaced in the context of his recent involvement with Monchi’s project at San Fernando 1940 as a director, alongside his brother René. This connection is particularly significant as the businessmen behind the “third way” have consistently expressed a desire to reinstate the former sporting director at Sevilla, should they be able to gain control of the club. Discreet movements are underway in light of the possibility that the sale to the foreign investment group may not materialize or that the price approaches what Lappí and Quintero would be willing to pay for the shares, should the current owners ultimately decide to sell.