The sale of the Sevilla football club is gaining momentum and is expected to accelerate by the end of this year, with the deal to be finalized by the beginning of 2026, reports AS.
Several foreign investment funds have expressed interest in acquiring the club, which has been in a power struggle among its main shareholders for many years. An agreement must be reached among them for the sale to take place before 2027.
The future buyer will have to deal with the enormous debt that the club has. The figures range from 100 million euros, as stated by the club, to more than 200 million.
Sevilla is managed by the Giharro, Carrion, Ales, and Castro families, and the current president is Jose Maria del Nido Carrasco.
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