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Parker Byas and Gavyn Nobles joined Sevilla FC “D” training sessions last March, and now that the season has ended, they look back on their time at the club.

Parker, a native of Maryland (United States), describes this period as “an absolutely incredible season” in which he was able to “share the locker room with guys from all over the world” and says it was “a pleasure to play for and represent Sevilla FC.” He says he is looking forward to “coming back next season, doing more, and making a greater impact.”

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Likewise, central defender Gavyn Nobles believes that his time at Sevilla FC “exceeded his expectations.” He emphasized that everything in the club’s day-to-day operations “seemed great to him,” that he “felt integrated and part of a family from day one” and that he is ready to return to the team next season.

A simple yet emotional event held last week at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium marked the conclusion of Sevilla FC ‘D’s’ inaugural season, which is part of the club’s International High Performance Program. This initiative by the Sevilla FC Academy has been successfully integrated into the club’s competitive structure, completing its first campaign with notable success. The ceremony was attended by general director José González-Dans, official ambassador Pablo Blanco, and first-team striker García Pascual.

All three congratulated the coaching staff and players, who were joined by club employees and family members to close a chapter defined by hard work, progress, and living together in a high-performance environment. Each player was given a team jersey as a lasting memento of being part of the first-ever squad in the team’s history. The event concluded with a final group photo before the players returned to their respective home countries.

This project is part of an exclusive program for players over 18 years of age, combining academic and sports training, high-level coaching sessions, participation in official competitions, and full immersion in professional football culture. Its goal is to enhance the players’ opportunities in the international football market. This first season has helped to expand the Sevilla FC brand across the globe—from north to south, with countries such as Sweden and Nigeria represented, and from east to west, with players hailing from nations like Indonesia and the United States.

Sevilla FC’s commitment to international high-performance development will continue next season, further strengthening its focus on training, global outreach, and the holistic development of talent.

Sevilla FC “D” Ends the Season with a 2–4 Victory Over Mairena del Aljarafe

Sevilla FC “D” secured a win in their final match of the season, defeating Mairena del Aljarafe with a final score of 2–4.

Playing away at the Francisco Castilla Romero stadium, Sevilla FC “D” had to come from behind twice during the match. In the end, they took all three points, led by their most experienced player, Alejandro Melchor, who used his veteran presence to guide the team to victory by scoring two goals. Sebas Fineman also found the net twice, remaining Sevilla FC “D”’s top scorer and the fifth-highest scorer in the league, with an average of 0.62 goals per game.

Match Line-up

Sevilla FC: Mario, Alejandro, Sergio, Nacho, Sebas, Melchor, Chimezie Paul Obi, Fernando, Diego Diez, Saúl, and Borja Tellado.
Also played: Basilio, Fabián, Aiden, Darrell, Ismael, Tomás, and Pablo Fragoso.

Goals: 1–0, Minute 16: Fernando .1–1, Minute 24: Melchor. 2–1, Minute 32: Cruces. 2–2, Minute 43: Sebas. 2–3, Minute 51: Melchor. 2–4, Minute 87: Sebas.

Sevilla FC D players train with Sevilla FC C thanks to their standout performances this season

Before the training session began, Joaquín Hidalgo, coach of Sevilla C, delivered a motivational talk to his players about the remainder of the season. The players from Sevilla FC D were also present during the talk.

After the speech, the team formed a traditional “guard of honour” to warmly welcome the Sevilla FC D players.

The training session went ahead smoothly, with warm-up drills, ball work, and a final match in which the Sevilla FC D players showcased their quality and strong form — the merits that earned them the chance to take part in this experience.

Chimezie Obi, the Nigerian striker, currently boasts an outstanding average of 5 goals in 6 matches, not including the hat-trick he scored in a friendly against Cádiz Internacional during Holy Week.

Another attacking player, Sebas Fineman, stands out as one of the top scorers in his category, with a total of 14 goals in 25 matches. He also scored a beautiful free-kick and has shown great composure from the penalty spot, converting all 4 of his penalties.

In defence, Alejandro Gonzálvez stands out as the team’s full-back, already with 24 starts under his belt, making him a key figure for Sevilla FC D. Darrell Ang has accumulated 12 starts in 21 matches, showing strong form and contributing to a total of 14 victories with the team.

Sevilla FC D secured a victory in a match against Aznalcóllar F.B. Sevilla FC D dominated most of the game, imposing their style of play. The home team claimed the win with three goals, scored by Sebas Fineman, Sergio, and Saúl Vázquez. Additionally, Sevilla FC D kept a clean sheet once again.

With this win, Sevilla FC D remains in third place in the standings, with one match left to play.

MATCH SHEET:

Sevilla FC: Mario, Alejandro, Sergio, Nacho, Sebas, Melchor, Chimezie Obi, Fernando, Tomás, Borja Tellado, and Pablo Fragroso. Also featured: Basilio, Fabián, Lotina, Aiden, Darrel, Ismael, and Saúl.

Goals: 1–0: Minute 17 – Sebas Fineman 2–0: Minute 51 – Sergio 3–0: Minute 84 – Saúl Vázquez

Sevilla FC D wins friendly against Cádiz Integrated Team with a 3-1 scoreline

The Andalusian sides met at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground for a friendly match. Both teams displayed incredible football, putting on a beautiful show for the fans.

MATCH SHEET

Sevilla FC: Basilio, Paul Obi, Borja Tellado, Sergio, Fernando, Ismael, Alejandro, Nacho, Felipe Aragón, Saúl.
Also played: Mario, Aiden Webb, Javier Redondo, David Carrasco, Tomás Del Grosso, Mamour Sené.

Goals: 1-0: Minute 17 – Paul Obi 2-0: Minute 26 – Paul Obi 3-1: Minute 68 – Paul Obi

Sevilla F.C D Earns 3 Points with Away Win Against AA.AA COLSPE

Sevilla FC D once again showcased their footballing prowess, securing a 3-1 away victory and claiming all three points. The visitors dominated offensively, netting three goals and overwhelming the home side, who struggled to contain Sevilla’s relentless attacks.

With this result, Sevilla FC D remains in 3rd place and continues to push for a higher position in the league standings.

Sebastian Fineman led the charge with a brace.

MATCH REPORT

Sevilla FC Lineup:
Basilio, Darrel, Paul Obi, Borja Tellado, Sergio, Fernando, Fineman, Ismael, Alejandro, Felipe Aragón, Saúl.
Also played: Mario, Aiden Webb, Javier Redondo, Ángel Guerra, David Carrasco, Tomás Del Grosso.

Goals: 0-1: Minute 34 – Fineman. 0-2: Minute 46 – Fineman. 0-3: Minute 67 – David Carrasco Sánchez. 1-3: Minute 77 – Tomás Rivero.

Sevilla F.C D earns 3 points after a “manita” against C.D Almensilla in an away match.
The home team was unable to withstand Sevilla F.C D’s attacking pressure. It’s also worth noting that once again, Sevilla F.C D showed great defensive solidity, managing to keep a clean sheet. The players from Sevilla F.C D demonstrated both strong offensive power and solid defense. With this victory, Sevilla F.C D moves up to 3rd place in their group standings.

Player Paul Obi continues his goal-scoring streak, finishing the match with a hat-trick.

Match Sheet

Sevilla FC lineup:
Basilio, Alejandro, Sergio, Nacho, Ismael, Melchor, Felipe, Chimezie Paul Obi, Diego Diez, Saúl, and Borja Tellado.
Also played: Mario, Aiden, Darrell, Sebas, Edu, José Manuel, and Pablo Fragoso.

Goals: 0-1: Minute 10 – Paul Obi. 0-2: Minute 30 – Paul Obi. 0-3: Minute 55 – Paul Obi. 0-4: Minute 64 – Saúl. 0-5: Minute 67 – Fineman

Sevilla FC D secured 3 important points with a resounding victory against Umbrete C.F in a match where the Sevilla F.C D players showed great attacking power and solid defensive strength. With this victory, Sevilla F.C D remains in 4th place in their group standings.

Players Paul Obi, in the first half, and Sebastian Fineman, in the second half with two goals each, led the big win against Umbrete C.F.

MATCH REPORT

Sevilla FC: Basilio, Alejandro, Nacho, Aiden, Melchor, Edu, Felipe, Chimezie Paul Obi, Saúl, Tomás, and Borja Tellado. Also played: Mario, Darrell, Ismael, Sebas, Fernando, Diego Diez, and Paco Gallardo.

Goals:

1-0: Minute 14: Paul Obi. 2-0: Minute 27: Paul Obi. 3-0: Minute 75: Fineman. 3-1: Minute 86: Pedro Moreno. 4-1: Minute 88: Fineman.

Sevilla F.C. “D” was unable to take home the victory in their visit to Guillena C.F.’s field, ending the match with a final score of 1-0. It was a game with few goals but several chances for both teams. However, in the end, it was the home team that managed to score the first and only goal of the match. Despite their strong performances at home, the team struggles to find their form when playing outside the city of Seville.

MATCH SUMMARY

Sevilla FC: Mario Rodríguez, Alejandro González, Ignacio González, Darrel Ang, Sebastian Fineman, Diego Díez García, Chimezie Obi, Saúl Vázquez, Tomás Del Grosso, Borja Tellado, Eduardo Mangles.

Also played: Basilio Cansino, Aiden Webb, Alejandro Melchor, Javi Redondo, Felipe Aragón, and Fernando Olomo.

GOALS:
1-0: Minute 40 – Manuel Escudero Ramírez.

Sevilla FC D continues to add players of different nationalities to its squad and has welcomed a new player from the United States: Gavyn Nobles. The California-born player is a central defender and has already joined the training dynamics of the team led by Óscar Olomo and his coaching staff.

“It’s been great so far. It’s been amazing. The city is beautiful and has an incredible atmosphere to live in. Playing for Sevilla means a lot—it represents respect for everyone, especially for me, having the opportunity to be here. It’s been incredible to see how many differences exist between each culture,” he said about his first impressions in Seville.

Regarding his main strengths, he highlights his aggression, decisiveness, and leadership skills. As a central defender, Nobles admits that one of his role models in the position is Sevilla academy graduate Sergio Ramos.