Sevilla FC JD has completed the signing of Jassim Al Ghamdi, a young footballer from Saudi Arabia who joins the club’s project to continue his sporting development in Spain.
On the pitch, Jassim particularly stands out for his ability to combine with teammates, passing accuracy and skill in taking on opponents through dribbling. His technical profile allows him to contribute to build-up play and provide solutions in one-on-one situations.
The player begins this new chapter with high expectations, maintaining the same ambition that has accompanied him throughout his development, and with the desire to continue growing within a demanding environment such as Sevilla FC.
With his arrival, Sevilla FC continues to strengthen its commitment to the international development of young talents, offering players from different countries the opportunity to develop within the Sevilla FC Academy structure.
Sevilla FC D continue to make a strong start to the season. Óscar Olomo’s side secured a convincing 0-6 victory away at Andalucía Este at the Campo Andalucía Este IMD, producing another strong attacking display while maintaining the defensive solidity that has characterised their opening games. The draw for CD Montellano means that Sevilla FC D move into sole possession of first place in the group.
The match kicked off at 12:15 with an intense tempo, with the opening stages characterised by long balls and battles for second balls. Sevilla FC D started the game on the front foot, creating several clear chances during the opening ten minutes, although the home goalkeeper made a number of saves to keep the score level.
During the first 15 minutes, the visitors continued to apply pressure around the Andalucía Este goal, making the most of the space in behind the defence and the accuracy of their long passes. The home side subsequently managed to respond and slow down Sevilla’s attacking momentum.
Just when it looked as though the game would reach half-time goalless, José Carlos Martínez opened the scoring. In the 41st minute, the Hungarian forward took advantage of the space in front of him, drove forward and went one-on-one with the goalkeeper to put Sevilla FC D ahead.
Just two minutes later, José Carlos Martínez struck again. Following a pass from David Castro that left him with an open goal, the forward made it 0-2 and doubled Sevilla’s advantage before the break. The scoreline could have been even wider, but the home goalkeeper’s performance kept Andalucía Este within reach.
After the interval, Sevilla FC D returned to the pitch determined to put the game beyond doubt and prevent any reaction from the home side. The third goal arrived in the 51st minute, with David Castro finding the net after an attacking move in which the ball struck both posts before crossing the line.
Sevilla continued to create chances and found a fourth goal in the 64th minute. Álvaro Perea finished off a cross from Juan María Hinojosa to make it 0-4 and effectively put the result beyond doubt.
With the game under control, Sevilla FC D continued to look for further goals. In the final stages, Estefan Mario scored twice to complete the scoring. His first came from the penalty spot in the 74th minute, while his second followed a successful press in the home side’s build-up, with Sergio Domínguez involved in the move that led to the ball being won back in a dangerous area.
The 0-6 final score secured another victory for Óscar Olomo’s side, who continue their excellent start to the season. With 29 goals scored and just one conceded, Sevilla FC D move into sole possession of first place and continue to demonstrate their strength at both ends of the pitch.
Sevilla FC D hosted Triaca on Sunday, 11 October, at 10:00 a.m. at the Ciudad Deportiva José Ramón Cisneros Palacios in the fourth matchday of the league campaign. The visitors arrived in third place, having recorded two wins and a draw, while Óscar Olomo’s side entered the fixture on the back of three consecutive victories, with 19 goals scored and none conceded.
The match got off to a difficult start for the home side, who conceded their first goal of the season in the third minute. However, Sevilla FC D responded positively and gradually rediscovered the qualities that had characterised their strong start to the campaign, with a direct, vertical style of play and quick passing.
The home side’s persistence paid off in the 24th minute, when David Castro levelled the score with a low, angled finish into the far corner. Just seconds later, the same player found the net again to complete the comeback and put Sevilla FC D ahead. With the lead secured, the hosts settled into the game and maintained their approach until half-time.
After the break, Sevilla FC D looked to extend their advantage and put the result beyond doubt. David Castro had a chance in the 49th minute, although his effort went wide. Triaca also came close to equalising in the 66th minute, when a set-piece opportunity narrowly missed the target.
However, Sevilla FC D eventually put the game out of reach in the closing stages. In the 78th minute, Sergio Domínguez made an incisive run down the left flank before bearing down on the goalkeeper and scoring his side’s third goal. The same player struck again in the 89th minute to seal the 4-1 victory and complete his brace.
With this result, Sevilla FC D move on to 12 points from a possible 12, extending their winning run at the start of the season. The team also retain top spot in the league on goal difference, with 23 goals scored and just one conceded across the first four matchdays, underlining their attacking threat and defensive solidity.
Sevilla FC D entered the third league matchday looking to extend their excellent start to the campaign. After two rounds in which they had shown an impressive level of performance both offensively and defensively, scoring 15 goals without conceding, the Nervion-based side travelled to face U.D. Bellavista, who had collected four points from their opening two matches.
The match, played at Campo Eduardo Herrera, began with an early opportunity for the home side, who came close to scoring in the opening minute with an effort that went just wide. Sevilla FC D quickly responded and began to impose their style of play, based on vertical football and pressing that made it difficult for the opposition to build from the back. Two further opportunities followed, before David Castro came close to opening the scoring in the 16th minute, only for the Bellavista goalkeeper to produce an excellent save.
Sevilla FC D eventually found the breakthrough in the 30th minute. Aleksander Koba played a precise vertical pass in behind the home defence for Sebastian Fineman, who rounded the goalkeeper before calmly finishing to put Sevilla ahead.
The goal prompted a reaction from Bellavista, who looked for an equaliser during the final stages of the first half. However, the Sevilla side remained defensively solid, with Mamour Sené producing a decisive save in the 37th minute to prevent the equaliser and ensure Sevilla went into the break with their lead intact.
After the interval, Sevilla FC D came out with renewed intensity and increased their attacking threat. In the 59th minute, Sebastian Fineman doubled the advantage with a powerful long-range effort towards the near post, leaving the goalkeeper with no chance. The Swedish forward now has five goals and one assist across the opening three league matches, establishing himself as one of the team’s main attacking references.
With the score at 0-2, Sevilla continued to push for a third. David Castro tried his luck from outside the box in the 62nd minute, but his effort narrowly missed the target. The reward eventually came in the closing stages, when Álvaro Perea, assisted by David Castro, made it 0-3 in the 77th minute.
Just moments later, Áron Németh capitalised on the following attack to score Sevilla’s fourth and put the result beyond doubt.
With this result, Sevilla FC D maintain their perfect record with three wins from three league matches. Óscar Olomo’s side continue to show remarkable defensive solidity, having yet to concede a goal, while their 19 goals scored underline their attacking strength and their ability to create danger through direct and dynamic football.
Sevilla FC “D” continued their strong start to the season. On September 27, the Nervion-based side welcomed Ciudad Jardín to the Ciudad Deportiva José Ramón Cisneros Palacios for the second matchday of the league campaign. Following a convincing victory away from home in their opening fixture, the team once again demonstrated their attacking quality and defensive solidity to secure another three points.
Both teams came into the fixture having won their opening league match. There was also a recent preseason meeting between the two sides, which ended in a 2-0 victory for Sevilla FC “D”.
The referee got the match underway and the home side immediately showed their intentions. In the opening minute, Sevilla created a clear opportunity to take the lead, setting the tone for an attacking first half.
In the 14th minute, David Castro found Estefan Mario with a precise pass in behind the defence, leaving the forward in a good position to finish and make it 1-0.
Ciudad Jardín responded three minutes later with a clear opportunity against Bob Almenas, although they were unable to find the back of the net. The game then settled into a more even spell, with neither side creating any major chances until the 37th minute, when David Castro came close to doubling the lead, only for the visiting goalkeeper to make an excellent save.
Just before half-time, in the 43rd minute, Estefan Mario found the back of the net again. The forward connected with a well-delivered cross from Juan María Hinojosa to complete his brace and send Sevilla into the break with a 2-0 lead.
After the restart, Sevilla FC “D” increased their attacking pressure and created five chances during the opening 15 minutes of the second half. Their persistence was rewarded with a third goal, scored by Sebastian Fineman, who took advantage of an excellent ball played in behind the defence by Cédric Bischoff to extend Sevilla’s advantage.
In the closing stages, David Castro capped off an impressive performance by scoring Sevilla’s fourth goal in the 82nd minute, finishing another attacking move inside the box. In the final minutes, Sebastian Fineman converted a penalty to make it 5-0 and complete his own brace.
With this result, Sevilla FC “D” secured their second victory in their opening two league matches, maintaining their perfect record and recording another clean sheet. The Nervion-based side have now scored 15 goals across their first two league fixtures, underlining their strong start to the season.
Sevilla FC D began their league campaign this Sunday, September 20, with a convincing victory against Coripe CF. Óscar Olomo’s side travelled to the Campo Municipal Manolín Cuevas, where they secured a 0-10 win in a match that reflected the positive feelings built up throughout pre-season.
The team had shown clear progress during their preparation period, consolidating their playing style and developing a strong structure both offensively and defensively. Those positive performances carried over into the opening minutes of their first official league fixture.
Borja Tellado, one of the team captains, opened the scoring in the early stages of the match, finding the net following a throw-in close to the penalty area to make it 0-1. Sevilla FC D continued to take the initiative and soon found another goal. Juan María Hinojosa played a through ball into the path of Sergio Domínguez, who found himself one-on-one with the goalkeeper and calmly finished to double the visitors’ advantage.
The third goal arrived in the 12th minute. David Castro received the ball on the edge of the box and unleashed a powerful left-footed strike into the far corner, leaving the goalkeeper with no chance. With the score at 0-3 before the quarter-hour mark, Sevilla FC D continued to control the game.
From the penalty spot, Álvaro Perea converted to make it 0-4. Before half-time, Rafa Castillo capitalised on a defensive error to score Sevilla’s fifth, sending the team into the break with a commanding advantage.
After the restart, Sevilla FC D maintained the intensity and concentration shown during the first half. The visitors continued to control proceedings, remaining solid defensively and clinical in front of goal. David Castro found the net again early in the second half, completing his brace after meeting a cross from Israel Bernal.
The seventh goal arrived in the 53rd minute through Estefan Mario, before Sebastián Fineman scored an impressive goal in the 73rd minute to extend Sevilla FC D’s lead even further.
In the closing stages, Piotr Szymański scored his first goal for Sevilla FC D after receiving an assist from Fineman. Then, with the final action of the match, Estefan Mario completed the scoring at 0-10 after winning possession and finishing a fine individual move.
Sevilla FC D therefore begin their league campaign with three points, ten goals scored and a clean sheet, building on the positive signs shown during pre-season and making a strong start to the season.
Sevilla FC D brought their pre-season to a close with a victory over CD Burguillos (1-3) in the IV Charneca Memorial Trophy, held last Saturday, September 12, in memory of Francisco Charneca.
The match, which kicked off at 8:30 p.m., saw Sevilla FC D take the initiative from the opening stages, with the team looking to make an impact in attack. It did not take long for Óscar Olomo’s side to find the breakthrough, as David Castro opened the scoring after just a few minutes. The forward took advantage of a superb through ball from Álvaro Perea, who set up his teammate with a backheel to put him in an excellent position.
The second goal arrived in the 21st minute. This time, Álvaro Perea found the back of the net after connecting with a cross from the flank to double Sevilla FC D’s advantage.
With the score at 0-2, both sides had chances before the break. The clearest opportunity to extend the lead fell to David Castro, but the CD Burguillos goalkeeper produced an excellent save to keep the home side within reach.
After the restart, the home team looked to step up their attacking efforts and created a couple of opportunities during the opening stages of the second half, although neither resulted in significant danger for the Sevilla FC D goal.
Sevilla FC D continued to control the game, and the third goal arrived in the 60th minute. Sergio Domínguez completed the scoring for the visitors after finding space at the far post and converting the ball that came his way.
CD Burguillos pulled one back in the 75th minute through a free-kick scored by their number 10. The goal led to an open final stage, with both teams creating further chances, although neither side was able to find the net again.
The final whistle confirmed a 1-3 victory for Sevilla FC D, bringing their pre-season campaign to an end on a special evening marked by the IV Charneca Memorial Trophy and the memory of Francisco Charneca.
The Sevilla FC D side now enter the final stage of their preparation ahead of the start of the official season.
Sevilla FC D has added Cédric Bischoff to its squad, with the Swiss footballer joining the club’s youth development structure through the High Performance Career Program to begin a new chapter in his sporting career.
Bischoff arrives at Sevilla FC after spending last season in England, where he was part of the Steven Gerrard Academy in Liverpool. Previously, the Swiss player developed in his home country, spending time within the structures of FC Thun and FC Breitenrain, a club competing in the third tier of Swiss football.
During the previous campaign, Bischoff made a significant contribution in the attacking phase, recording five goals and eleven assists. These numbers reflect his ability to contribute to the team’s collective play and create opportunities for his teammates.
On the pitch, the new Sevilla FC player stands out for his ability in one-on-one defensive situations, as well as his physical strength and communication. He also brings a strong work ethic and the ability to contribute to chance creation, allowing him to make an impact in different phases of the game.
His move to Seville represents the continuation of a development process that has seen him compete in different football environments and now take on a new experience within the Sevilla FC structure.
“We have a good team, and I expect us to keep working hard, winning games and, at the end of the season, to achieve promotion.” – Cédric Bischoff
Cédric Bischoff’s arrival comes as part of the High Performance Career Program, a Sevilla FC initiative designed to facilitate the integration of young international footballers into the club’s structure and provide them with an environment in which to continue their sporting development.
Sevilla FC Academy welcomes Cédric Bischoff and wishes him a successful season in this new chapter as a Sevilla FC player.
Sevilla FC D has completed the renewal of Eduardo Mangles, who will remain with the team for another season. The player will therefore enter his third season as a Sevilla FC player, further establishing himself as one of the key members of Óscar Olomo’s squad.
Mangles joined Sevilla FC D in January 2025 from Elche CF, becoming the team’s first winter signing. From his first months in Nervión, the attacking midfielder demonstrated his ability to adapt to the squad and make an impact in the final third.
Last season, the player took another step forward in terms of his role within the team, finishing as Sevilla FC D’s top assist provider. His performances stood out particularly for his ability to create chances, find space and contribute to the team’s attacking play.
His talent, pace and technical ability, qualities already highlighted by the player upon his arrival, have progressively allowed him to become an important figure within the Sevilla FC D squad.
A player established within the project.
This renewal represents another step in a journey that began in January 2025. Following an initial period of adaptation and a first renewal, Mangles now enters his third season with Sevilla FC D, continuing to grow in importance within the team.
The attacking midfielder is part of a squad that combines international talent, youth and continuity, within a project designed to provide its players with a competitive environment in which they can continue developing as footballers.
With this renewal, Eduardo Mangles will continue wearing the Sevilla FC D shirt, ready to contribute his quality and attacking ability during another season and to continue developing within the Sevilla FC project.
Sevilla FC D continues to strengthen its squad with international talent with the arrival of Piotr Szymański, a Polish footballer who will begin a new chapter in his career within Sevilla FC’s youth development structure through the High Performance Career Program.
Szymański began his footballing journey at Huragan Wołomin, where he played from the age of five and completed a significant part of his development. The forward also spent time at Varsovia Warszawa, gaining valuable experience that has helped him continue progressing as a footballer.
Last season, the Polish player featured regularly for his team, an experience that allowed him to accumulate playing time and gain valuable competitive experience. This period has helped him continue developing both individually and on the pitch.
Among the qualities that define his profile, Szymański particularly stands out for his quick decision-making and finishing ability, two attributes that he will bring to Sevilla FC D and continue to develop during his time in Seville.
Joining Sevilla FC represents a new sporting challenge for the footballer away from his home country and an opportunity to continue growing within an international football development environment.
“I am very grateful and proud to have the opportunity to play for Sevilla FC. It is a great honour for me to wear the Sevilla FC jersey, and I will do everything in my power to represent this club with pride.” – Piotr Szymański
Piotr Szymański’s arrival is part of the High Performance Career Program, an initiative that facilitates the integration of young international players into the Sevilla FC structure, providing them with an environment for development and competition within the club’s methodology.
Sevilla FC Academy welcomes Piotr Szymański and wishes him the very best in this new chapter as a Sevilla FC player.
Sevilla FC continues to strengthen its international development structure with the addition of Aleksander Koba to the High Performance Career Program. The Polish footballer will be part of the Sevilla FC «D» squad this season, coached by Óscar Olomo, as he begins a new chapter in his footballing career.
Originally from Poland, Koba joins the Sevilla side after playing for Gedania Gdańsk, his most recent club, and Zawisza Bydgoszcz, where he also developed part of his footballing career.
Among his main qualities, the new Sevilla FC player particularly highlights his speed, physical strength and ability to anticipate the opponent’s actions, characteristics he will look to continue developing within Sevilla FC’s methodology.
His arrival in Seville represents a new step in his career and an opportunity to continue developing as a footballer in a new competitive environment, taking on the challenge of becoming part of the club’s structure while continuing to pursue his sporting ambitions.
Speaking about his move to Sevilla FC, Aleksander Koba expressed his excitement about this new chapter:
“I am really glad and honoured to play for Sevilla FC. I see this as an opportunity to play at a higher level and continue developing with the goal of becoming a professional footballer.” – Aleksander Koba
Through the High Performance Career Program, Sevilla FC offers young international footballers the opportunity to integrate into the club’s structure and continue their sporting, academic and personal development within a high-performance environment.
Sevilla FC welcomes Aleksander Koba and wishes him a successful season in this new chapter as a Nervionense player.
Sevilla FC D has once again welcomed Sebastian Fineman for the 2026/2027 season. The Swedish forward returns to Seville through the High Performance Career Program after his experience with Lunds BK, where he continued his career following his first spell as a Sevilla player.
Fineman previously represented Sevilla FC D during the 2024/2025 season, playing a prominent role for the team. The forward made 26 official appearances, scoring 16 goals and providing four assists, finishing as the team’s top scorer.
After completing that season, the player returned to Sweden to join Lunds BK, where he continued his development and gained further competitive experience before returning to the Sevilla setup.
Now, Sebastian Fineman begins a new chapter in Seville, where he will once again be part of Sevilla FC D with the aim of continuing his development as a footballer and contributing his attacking qualities to the team.
His return also marks the continuation of a journey that began in Seville and now opens a new chapter at the Ciudad Deportiva José Ramón Cisneros Palacios.
