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Sevilla FC is a top club in Spain that is struggling, especially after losing crucial matches at the beginning of the 2022/23 season.
Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuan, home to Sevilla Football Club
Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuan, home to Sevilla Football Club

Sevilla FC is a top club in Spain although it is still building its reputation after lifting the UEFA Europa League in 2020.

Name: Sevilla FC

Establishment: 1890

Nickname: Red-Whites

Stadium: Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium

Current club owners: Jose Castro Carmona (President)

Current manager: Jorge Sampaoli

Club captain: Ivan Rakitic

Current club position: 12th

Sevilla FC is a top club in Spain that is struggling, especially after losing crucial matches at the beginning of the 2022/23 season.

Sevilla has amassed a total of 18 trophies in a period of 133 years.

  1. 1 Spanish trophy
  2. 1 UEFA Super Cup trophy
  3. 4 UEFA Europa League Cup trophies
  4. 2 UEFA Cup trophies
  5. 5 Spanish Cup trophies
  6. 1 Spanish Super Cup trophy
  7. 4 Spanish 2nd Tier trophies

Sevilla is currently competing in La Liga and they might compete in the UEFA Champions League if they finish their La Liga competition among the first four teams.

Current squad

  1. Bono
  2. Marko Dmitrovic
  3. Marcao
  4. Loic Bade
  5. Tanguy Nianzou
  6. Karim Rekik
  7. Alex Telles
  8. Marcos Acuna
  9. Gonzalo Montiel
  10. Jesus Navas
  11. Pape Gueye
  12. Nemanja Gudelj
  13. Fernando
  14. Joan Jordan
  15. Oliver Torres
  16. Ivan Rakitic
  17. Lucas Ocampos
  18. Bryan Gil
  19. Papu Gomez
  20. Tecatito
  21. ErikLamela
  22. Suso
  23. Youssef En-Nesyri
  24. Rafa Mir

Did you know?

Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium was named after their President Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan who oversaw the club lifting one La Liga title and three Copa del Rey titles.

Sevilla lost their key players to rivals Barcelona and Real Madrid in 1970 after failing to afford their wages since their stadium was under construction.

Javier Labandón El Arrebato is the brain behind the Sevilla FC anthem and the song is said to have topped the music charts in Spain in 2005.

Sevilla is among the few clubs in Europe that fills the home ground every match week despite not winning back-to-back matches and trophies.

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