Julio Díaz Completes First Training Session with Sevilla FC After Official Signing

Sevilla FC left-back Julio Díaz completed his first training session with the club under manager Luis García Plaza at the José Ramón Ciudad Deportiva Cisneros Palacios, following his arrival as the club’s fourth signing for the 2026–2027 season. The 21-year-old defender joined from Atlético de Madrid on a four-year contract after Sevilla acquired 50% of his economic rights for a base fee of one million euros plus another half-million in potential performance add-ons.

The morning session allowed the young defender to meet his new teammates and integrate quickly into the squad’s preparations under García Plaza. Born in San Fernando de Henares, Madrid, and developed through Atlético de Madrid’s youth academy, Díaz arrived at the sports city visibly motivated and eager to begin this new chapter in his professional career.

Financial Terms and Contract Structure

Sevilla secured half of Díaz’s transfer rights for a fixed payment of one million euros, structured alongside 500,000 euros in performance-related variables. The agreement ties the 21-year-old left-back to the Nervión club through the 2029–2030 campaign.

Integration Under Luis García Plaza

Next Steps for the Squad

Sevilla continues its pre-season conditioning block at the Ciudad Deportiva Cisneros Palacios ahead of upcoming fixture commitments. The squad will monitor player fitness levels daily as García Plaza refines his tactical setup for the 2026–2027 campaign.

JULIO DÍAZ, TRASPASADO AL SEVILLA FC | MERCADO ATLÉTICO MADRILEÑO | PRIMERA FEDERACIÓN

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