Sevilla FC
- Location: Seville, Spain
- Stadium: Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium
- Coach: Jorge Sampaoli
- La Liga Titles: 1
Current Squad / Roster
- Marko Dmitrovic
- Juan Soriano
- Bono
- Javier Diaz
- Alfonso Pastor
- Marius Herzig
- Adrian Gonzalez
- Alberto Flores
- Gonzalo Montiel
- Karim Rekik
- Jesus Navas
- Marcos Acuna
- Jules Kounde
- Pablo Perez Rico
- Jose Carmona
- Valentino Fattore
- Juan Maria Alcedo
- Kike Salas
- Lucas Ocampos
- Nemanja Gudelj
- Suso
- Joan Jordan
- Jesus M. Corona
- Ivan Rakitic
- Erik Lamela
- Thomas Delaney
- Oliver
- Franco Vazquez
- Papu Gomez
- Fernando
- Luis Cruz
- Juanlu Sanchez
- Pedro Ortiz
- Antonio Zarzana
- Nacho Quintana
- Munir El Haddadi
- Rafa Mir
- Youssef En-Nesyri
- Ivan Romero
Championships:
Spanish Champion: 1991-1992, 1981-1982, 1935-1936
Spanish Cup: 2009-2010, 2006-2007, 1947-1948, 1938-1939, 1934-1935
Spanish Super Cup: 2007-2008
Europa League: 2019-2020 , 2015-2016 , 2014-2015 , 2013-2014
Europa League: 2019-2020 , 2015-2016 , 2014-2015 , 2013-2014
UEFA Cup: 2006-2007 , 2005-2006
UEFA Supercup: 2006-2007
Spanish 2nd Tier Champion: 2000-2001, 1968-1969, 1933-1934, 1928-1929
Sevilla FC History
One of the oldest and most accomplished football clubs in Spain, Sevilla FC was founded in 1890 by a group of British expatriates who introduced football to the community. Edward Farquharson Johnston, from Scotland, was the club’s first president.
Sevilla FC has won several major cups and trophies throughout its history and has had some of the world’s best players on its roster. Most notably, it signed Diego Maradona from Napoli for $7.5 million back in 1992. Maradona, who was coming off a 15-month ban after testing positive for cocaine, lasted only eight months in Spain and scored only five goals in 26 appearances for Sevilla.
Sevilla has been quite impressive in the 21st century, with the club winning multiple Spanish Cup titles and a record six UEFA Cups/UEFA Europa Leagues. It has been a fixture in La Liga standings since the 2001-02 season and has only played seven seasons outside of La Liga since 1934-35.
Sevilla FC – Historical Events
Maradona’s arrival at Sevilla stats is arguably one of the most notable moments in club history, at least on an international scale. However, Sevilla is the only club in history to be named Best Team in the World in back-to-back years by the International Federation of Football History and Statistics (2006 and 2007).
Sevilla is also the only club ever to win the UEFA Europa League three times in a row, having done so every year from 2013-14 to 2015-16.
Sevilla Records
- Most Appearances: Jesús Navas (596)
- Most Goals: Campanal I (218)
- Largest Victory: 10-0 vs. Oviedo (1941-42)
- Most Goals in a Single Game: 11 vs. Barcelona (1940-41)
More about Sevilla FC
Sevilla has only won one La Liga title back in 1945-46, but the team has finished as runners-up in La Liga four times (1939-40, 1942-43, 1950-51, and 1956-57). It won the Segunda División four times, including in 2000-01, the last year in which it participated outside of La Liga.
Sevilla is also a five-time winner of Copa del Ray and has won the national cup trophy event twice in the 21st century. It also won the Supercopa de España in 2007.
Regarding its European success, Sevilla FC won the UEFA Europa League six times, most recently in 2019-20. It has also won more than a dozen friendly tournaments.
What are the Sevilla 2022-23 Transfers?
Marcão (D) from Galatasaray
Diego Carlos (D) to Aston Villa
Alejandro Pozo (D) to UD UD Almería
Luuk de Jong (F) to PSV Eindhoven
Who are the Sevilla Best Coaches?
Sevilla has had dozens of managers throughout its history in La Liga standings. Julen Lopetegui is the club’s current head coach and arguably one of its best of all time. Lopetegui has guided Sevilla’s stats to three of its 12 60-point seasons in club history. Unai Emery, another all-time great manager, led Sevilla to 60 points twice.
Juande Ramos is another one of the club’s best managers of all time. He helped bring in several big-name players and brought the club to respectability in European competition.
