Events are moving quickly regarding the future of Sevilla. On the same Monday that it was officially confirmed Monchi is heading to Espanyol and won’t return to Nervión this summer, a meeting is taking place between Sergio Ramos and key shareholders of the club, including former president José Castro and the Carrión family. This meeting is expected to practically finalize the sale of the club.
The sale of Sevilla was originally scheduled to take place by the end of May, but the timeline has accelerated. According to sources familiar with the talks, the parties have largely agreed on the price, whether the team remains in La Liga or is relegated, with a corresponding discount. The primary uncertainty revolves around the liquidity of the Five Eleven Capital group, which Ramos represents, and he is working to secure guarantees during these meetings.
The meeting began early Monday and is expected to stretch deep into the night. The day that started with the blow of Monchi’s departure could end with Ramos taking control of the club.
This potential takeover marks a dramatic turn for Sevilla, with Ramos—a legendary figure who rose through the club’s youth ranks—now poised to become its owner. The deal, if completed, would reshape the club’s future and end months of uncertainty surrounding its ownership structure.