Real Madrid Legend Leads €400 Million Approach for La Liga Rival
Ramos Leads €40m Bid for Boyhood Club Sevilla, Facing Ultimate Dilemma Between Player and Owner Roles
Real Madrid legend Sergio Ramos, as the public face, has led a €400 million bid to acquire 100% of his boyhood club Sevilla, partnering with an undisclosed American fund. Plagued by severe financial troubles, Sevilla currently holds approximately €180 million in debt, and the deal’s progress hinges on the final valuation of its liabilities via an external audit, with the key dispute lying in whether the CVC loan should be classified as debt. The 39-year-old free agent still has the potential to return to La Liga, but the "Anti-Piqué Law" explicitly prohibits active players from holding shares in La Liga clubs, forcing Ramos to choose between continuing his playing career and rescuing his boyhood club.
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