LaLiga chief praises Sevilla's financial recovery
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- MarcaTier 1
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- Rocío Guevara
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Key points
- Tebas and Gómez highlight club's efforts to restore balance after Champions League exit
- Sevilla reduced spending from €265m to €135m over two years; net debt now €60m
- 2026-27 season expected to show near-equilibrium as club rebuilds after four-year deficit
AI summary
LaLiga president Javier Tebas and corporate director Javier Gómez have commended Sevilla's progress in stabilising their finances following their exit from European competition. Tebas acknowledged the structural challenge facing clubs that lose Champions League revenue while maintaining high wage bills, describing it as a wider problem in European football rather than a management failure at Sevilla.
Gómez noted the 2026-27 season should bring the club close to financial equilibrium after accumulated losses in recent years. Sevilla has cut operational costs significantly and maintained their top-flight status, with president José María del Nido Carrasco emphasising the focus on building sustainable squad efficiency.
Original headline
Tebas destaca el "esfuerzo" del Sevilla por equilibrar las cuentas
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