THE general meeting of shareholders of Sevilla FC It will be held this Monday, December 15, 2025 at the Meliá Los Lebreros hotel. The board of directors headed by José María Del Nido Carrasco presented its management to shareholders … in a new assembly. Likewise, the general meeting of shareholders once again exposed the economic reality of the Nervion entity which shows losses for the fifth consecutive year.
Presenting the figures, José María Del Nido Carrasco recognized that “We “We have losses of more than 50 million”. “It is a relevant figure, but it is part of the process of regeneration of sport. It’s a faster process than expected. The club believes it will be positioned in balance during the 2026-27 campaign. The main objective of the council was to implement a severe and orderly adjustment plan,” he said.
“The main difference compared to what was budgeted at the last meeting was the difference in the capital gain item from the sale of players. I want to make a nuance, last winter, market offers were received for players who, in total, exceeded, between fixed and variable, 90 million. They weren’t shut down because the players themselves didn’t want it. In the current season we have managed to increase the budgeted income. The most important item is the sale of players, a significant part of the 45 million budgeted has already been achieved thanks to the sales of Lukebakio, Badé and Idumbo. We are budgeting losses of 3 million for the current year. The added players cost 250,000 euros. Only Suso meant more. “We are competing with a workforce of 58 million employees similar to that of Osasuna and Mallorca,” he continued.
The accounts of previous years not approved (2022, 2023 and 2024) were put to the vote at the request of Sevillistas Unidos 2020 (the Americans) and with the approval of the current managers. All, which presented negative balances for the entity, have been approved due to the weight of stocks (84.92% favorable for 2022, 77.17% for 2023 and 77.13% for 2024). The results of these votes caused agitation in the room due to the desire of several shareholders to intervenewhich was not allowed in these agenda items (second, third and fourth).
Netadia Europa’s audit examined the company’s accounts and they reflect a drop in revenue of €136 million. Javier Cano, the club’s financial director, said: “In terms of transfers, they are far from the almost 135 million euros reached in 2022-23, and even more in the pre-covid figures. The final net result is six million euros. These loss-making operations led to savings at the general level of companies. The cost of sports personnel drops by more than 47 million eurosweighed down by the cost of players loaned to other teams. The higher debt burden was offset by financial income. In other expenses and income, income associated with favorable decisions. In the transfer results, the budgeted figures were not achieved. Some operations were slowed down by breaches of contracts and transfers at symbolic prices. Personnel expenses experienced a gap of six million euros. In terms of spending reduction policy, expectations have been exceeded. The cost of the team amounts to 89 million eurosthe cost of players transferred or dismissed being 19 million euros. “If we go back a year further, this impact is even greater. »