Investment group Five Eleven Capital, which has been linked to Sergio Ramos, is reportedly close to completing a takeover of Sevilla FC.
According to reports from Spain, negotiations have intensified ahead of Sevilla’s remaining La Liga fixtures, with only regulatory approval and final documentation reportedly left before the transaction can be completed.
The proposed deal is believed to value the club at approximately €450 million for a majority stake, although the final amount could still change depending on Sevilla’s league status at the end of the season.
As part of the agreement, the consortium is expected to clear Sevilla’s outstanding debts and inject between €80 million and €100 million in additional funding.
The planned financial boost is reportedly aimed at stabilising the club’s finances and helping Sevilla regain spending flexibility under La Liga’s financial fair play regulations.
Reports also suggest that Five Eleven Capital entered takeover discussions after an American investor withdrew following concerns raised during a financial review of the club.
Despite the financial concerns, Ramos linked investors reportedly moved ahead with negotiations and signed a letter of intent earlier this year.
The consortium later secured an exclusivity period to finalise takeover discussions with Sevilla officials.
That exclusivity arrangement is reportedly scheduled to expire on May 31, but multiple reports now indicate that the process could be concluded earlier than expected.
The investment group is believed to want early financial clarity and operational stability before the club enters preparations for next season.
The possible takeover comes during a difficult period for Sevilla, who have struggled with financial pressure and inconsistent performances in recent seasons despite previously enjoying success in European competitions.
Sergio Ramos, who began his professional career at Sevilla before becoming a legend at Real Madrid, has remained strongly associated with the club throughout his career.
The development has already sparked major discussions among Sevilla supporters, many of whom are hopeful that fresh investment could help restore the club’s competitiveness both domestically and in Europe.
