Sergio Ramos has finalized the acquisition process to purchase Sevilla FC and become its new owner, according to reports on Tuesday. The former Spain and Real Madrid captain, a product of Sevilla’s academy, is leading a consortium that includes U.S. investment group Five Eleven Capital. His brother René has played a key role in leading negotiations.
From captain to owner: Sergio Ramos completes shock takeover of Sevilla FC
The deal, which has been in advanced talks for months amid the club’s financial difficulties and La Liga struggles, is now pending formal legal steps, lawyer approvals, regulatory clearances from La Liga and Spanish authorities, and a notary process. An official announcement is expected once these formalities are completed.
Ramos, who rose through Sevilla’s youth ranks before becoming a club legend and one of football’s most decorated defenders, returns in a transformative ownership role. Sevilla has faced significant challenges, including debt and relegation concerns in recent seasons. The move marks a remarkable full-circle moment for the 40-year-old, shifting from on-pitch icon to boardroom leader aiming to restore stability to his hometown club.
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