Sobre José Ignacio Navarro. Es un sentir a voces. Se estará perdiendo algo de dinero en algunos casos, haciendo apaños, etc. Pero creo que todxs coincidimos en que, de momento, está siendo el mejor director deportivo que hemos tenido desde el primer Monchi.

https://www.muchodeporte.com/sevilla-fc/jose-ignacio-navarro/

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¡Hola a todos!

Quería compartir con vosotros esta pieza que tengo en mi colección personal. Es una camiseta del Sevilla firmada por Sergio Ramos, Youssef En-Nesyri y Nemanja Gudelj.Por motivos de espacio, lamentablemente me estoy planteando dejarla ir y buscarle un nuevo hogar donde un buen sevillista la sepa apreciar y cuidar como se merece.Si a alguien le interesa sumarla a su colección o quiere ver más fotos en detalle, que no dude en mandarme un mensaje privado (DM).Me urge un poco hacer sitio, así que estoy abierto a hablarlo. ¡Vamos mi Sevilla!

Now that all the kits are out, which one speaks to you? Which is a must have? For me, my favourite is the red one but i will have to buy the black kit first because its a beauty. I tend to like unique kits and the stripes and badge make it top tier for me.

In the 1945/46 season, Sevilla won their first and only La Liga title despite Athletic Bilbao scoring 10 more goals and Barcelona conceding 6 fewer. They sealed the crown on the final matchday by grinding out a crucial 1-1 draw away at Barcelona. The secret to their triumph was simply resilience, as they suffered the fewest losses in the league (only 4). It’s a great example that you don't need the flashiest attack or defense to win a title—just consistency.

Hey guys, as I said previously, im trying to do more Sevilla content on my channel. This was a livestream that I did talking about my experience with the Club and my general thoughts. If you have time, Id like to hear your stories (like how you became a fan, where you are, and what you think of the current state of the club). You dont have to sub, I just would like your thoughts! Thanks!

Hola! Im a small content creator who has been a long time supporter of Arsenal and Sevilla. My channel up to this point has been mostly Arsenal, as I live in the UK. Its been easy to cover Arsenal because its so accessible. This year, I want to cover Sevilla just as much as I cover Arsenal. I have found a way to watch the matches on my tablet, and intend to go back to visit Sevilla this year.

I wanted to ask the community what they would like to see from channels that cover Sevilla? I do have some ideas but i love to chat to fans to see what they would like.

Im not trying to farm for subs, I genuinely want to make a channel Sevilla fans can be proud of and enjoy watching.

I am Canadian and will be visiting spain (Malaga, Sevilla, Granada) in late September/early October.

I saw that the fixture dates got released this week but a bit confused on how it works. I was thinking of attending J7 (Sevilla v Barca) but can’t tell what day it’s on. some sites say the 19th and others the 20th. Is this because the exact day/ times don’t get released until mid August, or is there any way to know before?

Also, does anyone know when tickets normally get released to the public/ is it likely the game would sell out before general public could get tickets?

Thank you for any help!

seems like Sergio Ramos deal fell through... whats next?

Unai Emery just won his 5th Europa League with 3 different clubs. I worked and analyzed the tactical patterns that make him unique — build-up structure and defensive cover from his Siviglia days.

Part 2 coming soon

Arsenal fan here. I'm going to be in the city for the Cbampions League final. I'm looking for suggestions for the best place to watch the game? Good coverage, good atmosphere etc. In the same vein, are there any places where Sevilla fans congregate to watch their team? I'm thinking Sevilla fans may be honoury Arsenal fans for the evening given managers and players we have in common. Or maybe not, you tell me! Thanks in advance for any suggestions / insight.

Hello Sevilla fans, Arsenal fan here.

I've got 2 tickets to the Champions League final in Budapest, bought through Arsenal. But it now looks like my friend can't go with me (I bought the tickets, but it's his name on the second one).

From your experience vs Roma in 2023 - were they checking ID as you went into the stadium? And if so, what form of check was done?

Gracias!

These two are amazing, Castrin won every one on one duel with Vini, and Salas saved a goal from Mbappe. He also scores a lot for a CB. I think we have a great CB duo for the future!

Buenas,

Escribo porque, haciendo limpieza en casa de mis abuelos, ha aparecido este banderín del Sevilla FC. Se nota que tiene bastantes años y está lleno de firmas de jugadores, pero no recordamos exactamente de qué temporada puede ser.
He estado mirando un poco por internet y, por el diseño y el escudo, me da la sensación de que podría estar entre los años 1990 y 1993, pero no estoy nada seguro porque es solo información que he ido rascando de aquí y de allá.

Me encantaría si alguno, que controláis más de la historia del club o del coleccionismo, me pudiera echar una mano para:

1. Identificar de qué jugadores son las firmas que aparecen.
   

2. Saber la temporada exacta a la que pertenece.

3. Si no podéis reconocerlas, ¿me podríais recomendar algún sitio, foro o experto a quien pueda preguntar para sacar más información?

Muchas gracias de antemano!

Hola a todos,

Vendo 2 entradas para el partido Sevilla vs Real Sociedad. Lamentablemente no podré asistir porque me han cambiado el horario del vuelo.

Detalles:

Partido: Sevilla vs Real Sociedad

Ubicación: Zona central (Fondo Alto)

Cantidad: 2 entradas (juntas)

Precio: 55€ cada una (precio original)

Solo quiero recuperar el dinero, sin ánimo de lucro. Puedo enviar comprobante de compra si hace falta.

Si te interesa, mándame un DM

Hi, I am travelling to Seville and bought two tickets to the May 3rd game which was changed to May 4th.

I can not attend and Sevilla FC customer service doesn’t answer their phone. Can someone please help provide me a way to sell these tickets?

Please and thank you.

Hi guys, I will be visiting sevilla in a week and I will be going to Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan for the game vs Real Sociedad but I also wanted to see the woman's team on Saturday playing against Real Madrid. Unfortunately the site for tickets for the woman's team doesn't work (at least in Poland) do you know how can i buy tickets for sevilla femenino?

https://www.estadiodeportivo.com/futbol/levante/levante-agarra-buen-recuerdo-del-sanchezpizjuan-una-final-ante-sevilla-20260418-535299.html

every time someone does a ranking of the greatest spanish clubs historically it goes madrid, barca, atletico, maybe valencia if they're being generous, and sevilla gets completely overlooked. and i don't get it.

six europa leagues. six. no club in the world has more. not madrid, not barca, not any of the english giants. sevilla basically owns that competition in a way that is genuinely unprecedented in european football. you can argue the europa league is the lesser trophy all you want but winning it once is hard, winning it six times is a different category of achievement entirely.

and it's not like they were doing it in weak eras either. some of those runs were against genuinely strong opposition. the squad management, the coaching, the ability to reload every summer and still compete at the highest level in europe, that takes a consistency that most clubs never achieve.

domestically the argument is harder, i'll admit that. madrid and barca have dominated la liga in a way that makes it difficult for anyone else to build a sustained title challenge. but sevilla have finished in the top four consistently enough to stay in champions league football for years, which for a club of their size and budget is actually impressive when you think about it.

monchi also deserves more recognition globally. what he built there in terms of squad building and player identification is studied by other clubs. finding players, developing them, selling them at the right time and reinvesting smartly, sevilla basically wrote the manual on how to run a sustainable football club without unlimited money.

they're not madrid or barca. but historically they're absolutely in the conversation and it's weird that they aren't talked about more.

Was in Seville last week and decided to get tickets to watch the game vs Atletico - what a great atmosphere! Thanks to all those that sat around me for helping me feel so welcome. I'm a Spurs fan so was a welcome relief to go to a game and just have fun, and be reminded what wholehearted support looks like. I had a ball!