Sevilla FC will present declared losses of nearly €27.5 million for the financial year ending June 30 during its upcoming general meeting of shareholders, abc.es reported.
The club announced that the annual assembly will take place on December 10 at 18:00 local time in the convention hall of the Hotel Meliá Los Lebreros in Seville. Club president José María Del Nido Carrasco will lead the session, where officials will address the financial health of the organization.
Total turnover dropped to €110.271 million for the recent fiscal period, down from €115.185 million the previous year. According to club reports, the primary drivers for this contraction were the team’s absence from international competitions and reduced television broadcasting revenue resulting from sporting performance.
Net spending on the sporting squad decreased to €98.161 million, compared to more than €120 million in the prior exercise. Of that figure, €90.595 million went to registered squad members, with the remainder allocated to non-registered staff.
Club management noted that the reduction in player expenses was partially offset by costs tied to contract terminations across players and technical staff, alongside winter transfer window acquisitions.
Sevilla has maintained a strict cost-cutting policy under Del Nido Carrasco’s leadership. The management report for the 2025–26 season outlines a targeted budget for the 2026–2027 campaign designed to reverse the downward trend in sporting income.
The upcoming budget aims to boost commercial and sporting revenue while further reducing squad costs, without sacrificing the club’s ambition to compete at the highest level. Leadership also intends to continue infrastructure investments at the José Ramón Cisneros training ground and advance the future Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán stadium project.
Shareholders will gather on December 10 to review these financial statements and vote on the management reports.
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