Sergio Ramos agrees to buy Sevilla FC for 400 million
Former footballer Sergio Ramos, on behalf of the fund ‘Five Eleven Capital’, and the main shareholders of Sevilla reached an agreement this Tuesday for the sale of the Spanish club, pending the signing of documents and the approval of the operation by the Higher Sports Council (CSD).
Sergio Ramos agrees to buy Sevilla FC for 400 million Sergio Ramos, representing the fund ‘Five Eleven Capital’, has reached a total agreement with the main shareholders of Sevilla for the purchase of approximately 60% of the club’s social capital. The deal, valued at over 400 million euros, is awaiting final document signing and approval from the Higher Sports Council (CSD). Intense negotiations, including a detailed audit revealing an 85 million euro debt, have culminated in this agreement, which considers the possibility of the team descending to the Second Division.
- Sergio Ramos, via ‘Five Eleven Capital’, reached an agreement with Sevilla FC’s main shareholders for a takeover.
- The deal is for approximately 60% of the club’s social capital, valued at over 400 million euros.
- The agreement is pending final document signing and approval by the Higher Sports Council (CSD).
- Negotiations intensified after a letter of intent was signed in March, with an exclusivity period until May 31.
- A ‘due diligence’ audit confirmed the club’s debt of around 85 million euros, which had been a point of friction.
- The potential relegation of Sevilla to the Second Division was considered during negotiations, which could lead to a price reduction.
- Sevilla is currently 13th in LaLiga EA Sports with three games remaining. https://despacho505.com/entretenimiento/61605-sergio-ramos-compra-sevilla-acuerdo-millonario/
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