Overview
- Cadena Cope, reported by Football España, says Ramos has submitted an offer on behalf of a consortium that currently tops rival bids.
- Diario AS and Muchodeporte report an American group led by Antonio Lappi and Fede Quintero cut its per‑share price from €3,400 to €2,700 after due diligence.
- Sources say the backers want Ramos to act as the public face and voice of the project rather than seek full control.
- Negotiations are described as early and unverified by Sevilla or Ramos, with multiple parties still in the frame.
- Sevilla’s difficulties on the pitch and financial strain, including a narrow escape from relegation last season, weigh on the sale process and valuation.