Spanish football club Sevilla FC is reportedly nearing a sale valued at hundreds of millions of dollars, attracting multiple foreign investment funds despite the club’s significant outstanding debt.
The potential acquisition could be finalized as early as 2026, according to reports from the Spanish press, specifically newspaper ‘AS’. Several offers have reportedly exceeded 3,000 euros ($3,255) per share.
This would place the total valuation of the club at 300 million euros (approximately $325.5 million). The interest comes despite Sevilla’s current fragile financial state.
The club is reportedly carrying debts as high as 100 million euros (approximately $108.5 million). Foreign funds are actively seeking to close the deal swiftly.
Sevilla currently holds the eighth position in LaLiga standings. The team has secured 16 points after 12 matches this season.