Overview
- A Ramos-led group has lodged a formal proposal to acquire shares in Sevilla, according to multiple reports.
- The offer was presented to major shareholder blocs including the Del Nido family and José Castro, Publimetro reports.
- Previous negotiations with a U.S. fund were reportedly halted after due diligence raised red flags over the club’s finances.
- Additional local figures, including Antonio Lappí and Fede Quintero, are cited as exploring bids, and no deal has been agreed.
- Coverage highlights heavy debt near €200 million and recent losses around €50 million, with Ramos viewed as a prospective investor rather than a player.