Aspen: Many foreign investment funds are interested in Sevilla, which will be sold for more than 300 million euros

According to a report by the Spanish media "As", a number of foreign investment funds are interested in acquiring Sevilla, which is expected to be completed in early 2026 at a price exceeding 300 million euros.

Aspen wrote that

the sale of Sevilla Football Club is heating up and is expected to accelerate before the end of this year and complete the transaction in early 2026. According to sources close to the club, offers have been received for more than 3,000 euros per share, which would value the club at more than 300 million euros.

Recently, a number of foreign investment funds have expressed their intention to acquire this club. The club has been mired in a power struggle between its main shareholders for years. For the sale to be completed by 2027, all major shareholders would need to agree. Now, a deal is looking increasingly likely.

Future buyers will have to deal with the huge debt currently carried by Sevilla, with net debt amounts ranging from less than 100 million euros recently guaranteed by the club to more than 200 million euros, which also includes direct loans provided by CVC through La Liga.

Recently, the so-called "Third Way" plan led by businessmen Antonio Rapi and Federico Quintero surfaced, but their offer was lower than the purchase price of 3,000 euros per share. However, as the experience of Spanish football shows, the club will remain in the hands of Sevilla fans rather than falling into the hands of foreign investors. The cases of Malaga and Racing Santander confirm this.