Overview
- Sergio Ramos, who spoke to reporters Tuesday in Seville, said he expects news on his effort to buy Sevilla in "a few months, or even weeks."
- Reports say he is leading a consortium backed by Five Eleven Capital that is working to buy control of the LaLiga club.
- Sevilla have nine wins and 15 losses in 31 league games, leaving them two points above the relegation places with seven matches left.
- League rules bar an active player from owning a club in the same competition, which would force Ramos to retire or continue his career abroad if the deal closes.
- Supporters have welcomed the plan, and former sporting director Monchi has voiced approval, reflecting local hope for a reset after years of instability.