Europa League winners Sevilla have put all players on the sell list

Only in May did Sevilla win the Europa League and thus qualify for the Champions League. However, it now appears that the Andalusians have been forced into a coup d’état which is second to none.

According to a report in a Spanish newspaper “Marca” There is a radical change in Sevilla FC. The club has major financial problems and needs to earn around 90 million euros to continue playing.

Income from success in the Europa League – Sevilla beat Roma in the final on penalties – and qualification to the first division is by no means enough. Sevilla need to raise money by selling players to pay off debts.

Club president Jose Castro told the sporting directors on Thursday that the entire first-team squad should be placed on the transfer list, Marca wrote.

Seville calls “half of Europe”.

The biggest income is expected from Lucas Ocampos, Youssef Al-Nusairi and goalkeeper Bono. However, one or two big sales will not be enough to pay off debts, plan for the new season and sign new players.

According to the report, Sevilla themselves invited “half of Europe” to present the players. Manchester United, in particular, in the Andalusian goal. The Red Devils are known to be looking for a new striker and may need a new goalkeeper as well.

Now it also seems clear why successful sporting director Monchi left the club. Perhaps the 54-year-old wasn’t ready to sell a big part of the current squad. Monchi is a new signing with Aston Villa.