Sergio Ramos is intensifying his efforts to acquire Sevilla through his investment group, sparking rapid developments that could lead to a historic change in the club’s ownership.
On the same day Montchi’s departure to Espanyol was confirmed, ruling out his return to the Nervión Stadium this summer, a lengthy meeting took place between Ramos and several major shareholders, including former president José Castro and the Carrión family. The purpose was to finalize the conditions for selling the club.
According to Spanish newspaper *AS*, the sale deal—originally expected to close by the end of May—has accelerated significantly in recent hours. The two sides have reportedly reached an almost complete agreement on the price, regardless of whether Sevilla remains in La Liga or is relegated. A clause allows for a price adjustment if the team drops to a lower division.
The only remaining issue under discussion involves the liquidity of the investment group “Five Eleven Capital,” which Ramos represents. The Spanish star is working to provide the required financial guarantees to officially seal the deal.
Spanish radio station *COPE* reported that the meeting between the parties lasted approximately eight hours, with the atmosphere described as positive. A final agreement could be reached in the coming hours, and an official announcement may come very soon.
Negotiations began on Monday morning and continued late into the night, signaling a clear desire from all sides to speed up the process and close the sale as quickly as possible.
The day that started with the shocking news of Montchi’s departure could turn into a historic one for Sevilla’s future, should Ramos succeed in completing the acquisition and ushering in a new era at Nervión.