The sale of Sevilla FC This is not on the agenda for the general meeting of shareholders which is still being held this Monday at the Los Lebreros hotel. However, the question has always been very present, notably … everything, around requests and questionsin which many minority shareholders disdained the possible entry of foreign capital into the Seville entity.
A meeting in which the first shareholder, José María del Nido Benaventekept a much more discreet profile than usual. However, he also wanted to discuss this process of selling the club, assuring the room that he is unaware that there are negotiations for the purchase of Sevilla.
“Is the club sold? Is there an offer for the sale of the entity? Is my share sold? Just to know… I have not been informed of the possibility of selling the club and I have 40% of the capital,” said the former president of Sevilla, who also insisted on knowing the details of the loan that the entity maintains with Goldman Sachs.
“Is there not a second loan requested from Goldman Sachs? Which law firm participated? “Was anyone on the board paid for this?” asked Del Nido Benavente during the question and answer session of the general meeting of shareholders held this Monday.
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