According to reports, Sevilla have placed their whole first team squad available for transfer due to financial difficulties ahead of next season.
After a dismal season in La Liga in which the team flirted with relegation at times, Sevilla finished the season on a high note by winning their seventh Europa League title. In May, they defeated Jose Mourinho's Roma on penalties.
Los Nervionenses and their fanbase should have been looking forward to Champions League action next season, with the goal of advancing and developing the squad.However, according to a new report, the reality of the situation is in sharp contrast to the excitement and optimism they should be feeling, with alarming assertions made about the club's finances just weeks after the season ended.
Sevilla's 'transfer list includes the entire squad'
According to Radio MARCA's Pedro Pablo Parrado, club president Pepe Castro warned Sevilla president José Luis Mendilibar that the club was in debt to the tune of €90 million.
According to the article, as a result, every member of the Europa League-winning side was declared 'transferable' during the summer transfer window.Sevilla's 'transfer list includes the entire squad'
According to Radio MARCA's Pedro Pablo Parrado, club president Pepe Castro warned Sevilla president José Luis Mendilibar that the club was in debt to the tune of €90 million.
According to the article, as a result, every member of the Europa League-winning side was declared 'transferable' during the summer transfer window.Sevilla's 'transfer list includes the entire squad'
According to Radio MARCA's Pedro Pablo Parrado, club president Pepe Castro warned Sevilla president José Luis Mendilibar that the club was in debt to the tune of €90 million.
According to the article, as a result, every member of the Europa League-winning side was declared 'transferable' during the summer transfer window.The report went on to say that the Spanish club 'need' to sell in order to overcome their financial troubles, and that 'one or two' large exits would not enough.
The first players to be sold are major names such as Youssef En-Nesyri, Yassine Bounou, and Lucas Ocampos, with the latter already linked with a move to Premier League club Fulham.
The club is said to have approached clubs all over Europe, specifically Manchester United, the team they defeated on their road to the European title, in order to speed the rate at which they may offload their potential.According to the article, the concerns that have since been revealed played a factor in previous sporting director Monchi's departure to Aston Villa, as the club looks to balance the challenge of potential mass exodus amongst the players with presenting a competitive team in all competitions next season.
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