Sevilla FC to report 27.5m loss at shareholders meeting
The shareholders meeting is on 10 December at 18:00; revenue fell to 110.271 million and squad spending to 98.161 million.
Sevilla FC will present its shareholders with losses of almost 27.5 million euros for the financial year that closed on 30 June. According to ABC, the general meeting will be held on 10 December at 18:00 at the SalĂłn de Convenciones of the MeliĂĄ Los Lebreros Hotel, and it will be the first since the failed sale to Five Eleven Capital.
Revenue fell to 110.271 million, from 115.185 million the previous season, due to not playing European competitions and lower TV rights income. Net squad spending was 98.161 million, compared with more than 120 million the year before, although that drop was offset by contract terminations and winter signings.
The management report says the club keeps cutting costs, and the 2026/2027 budget aims to reverse the decline in sporting income without giving up on a squad able to compete at the highest level.
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