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An Incredible Experience

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.”

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.

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Experience an Unforgettable Summer at the Sevilla FC 2025 Camps

This camp offers the perfect blend of sports and academic development, with English lessons taught by native-speaking teachers. All activities take place in a top-level environment: the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground, the official training center for all Sevilla FC teams.

Once again, Sevilla FC opens the doors of its footballing heart to offer young players an unforgettable experience, combining their passion for football with language learning led by native English teachers.

Values, Sport, and Education
Now in its 18th edition, the camp will be held at the prestigious José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Complex, where young talents will train like professionals in a safe, fun, and team-oriented environment.

The program features training sessions based on Sevilla FC’s official methodology, along with dynamic English classes adapted to each participant’s level. Cultural and educational activities further enrich the experience, all under the constant supervision of qualified coaches and educators to ensure a secure and supportive setting.

Weekly Format: Monday to Friday

  • Week 1: June 30 to July 4, 2025
  • Week 2: July 7 to July 11, 2025
  • Week 3: July 14 to July 18, 2025
  • Week 4: July 21 to July 25, 2025

Highlights
Participants will enjoy training sessions led by Sevilla FC coaches, complemented by engaging and practical English classes that reinforce learning in a fun way. They’ll also take part in exciting excursions to Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium, the Seville Aquarium, and Guadalpark, creating unforgettable memories on and off the pitch.

Information & Registration

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Season Finale: First Team Players visit the Sevilla FC Academy Antonio Puerta

Last week marked the final two visits of first-team players to the Antonio Puerta Football School. On this occasion, Carmona, Kike Salas, and Gudelj were the featured guests, spending time with various student groups during training and sharing moments that included photos and friendly chats.

These visits aim to bring young athletes closer to their role models while reinforcing the core values championed by the school: tolerance, teamwork, motivation, and commitment. This initiative aligns with the school’s broader mission: to teach football, develop athletes, and most importantly, shape well-rounded individuals.

The event served as a fitting end to an exciting season, just ahead of the opening of registration for the 2025/26 academic year. It’s worth noting that enrollment is open to all children, regardless of their skill level. The program includes medical check-ups during the first term, as well as the support of a dedicated team of psychologists to assist with student integration.

As part of its educational approach, the school also runs the Antonio Puerta Educational League, held on Friday afternoons starting in November at the Ciudad Deportiva.

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Sevilla FC “D” wraps Up Its First 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.

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Sevilla FC’s goalkeepers inspire the players of the GK Academy

The past week has been especially inspiring for the young talents of the Goalkeeping Academy, the high-performance program for goalkeepers promoted by the Sevilla FC Innovation Center. First-team goalkeepers Orjan Nyland, Álvaro Ferllo, and Alberto Flores shared their professional experience with the students, offering practical advice and insights into various aspects of the game.

This project, launched a year and a half ago, aims to enhance the comprehensive development of goalkeepers through an approach that encompasses the technical, tactical, physical, and mental dimensions — all guided by the philosophy and methodology of the Seville-based club.

The Sevilla FC Academy’s offerings don’t stop there. Complementing the specialized Goalkeeping Academy is the newly launched Performance Academy — the club’s technical development academy for outfield players. This new initiative aims to strengthen the overall skill set of players, further expanding Sevilla FC’s range of sports training programs.

The sessions are led by coaches from the club’s Goalkeeper Department and take place at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground. Activities are available for players of all ages, from under-7s to seniors, and are open to individuals as well as sports organizations, educational institutions, and semi-professional teams.

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The Sevilla FC Performance Academy, Sevilla FC’s development academy, has officially begun its activities with the group of students in the Tuesday session

The opening event featured the participation of José Ramón Collado (Head of Sports Projects), Víctor Feijóo (Head of Methodology for the Football-7 stage and coach of the Infantil B team), and Alberto Barroso (Coach of the Alevín A team), who presented the project details and methodological approach to the families in attendance.

During this first session, the approximately 50 players had the privilege of receiving advice from a very special guest: Álvaro Negredo, former Sevilla FC player and Premier League winner, who shared his professional experience and conveyed core values such as hard work, discipline, and passion for football.

It was an inspiring day that marked a fantastic start to this edition, reinforcing Sevilla FC’s commitment to the comprehensive development of young talent through the club’s unique methodology. Activities will resume on Wednesday afternoon with the second training session.

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Sevilla FC Academy lands in Jerez de la Frontera through a partnership with Sage College

Sevilla FC Academy continues its expansion process with a new and exciting initiative. The club has signed a collaboration agreement with Sage College, located in Jerez de la Frontera, to launch the “SAGE Football School by Sevilla FC Academy”, a program that will bring the club’s renowned training methodology and values to the city of Jerez.

This agreement marks another step forward in the growth and national outreach strategy of Sevilla FC Academy, while also reaffirming the club’s commitment to nurturing young Andalusian talent. The new location, in a city with a deep-rooted footballing tradition like Jerez de la Frontera, is a source of pride for the Nervion-based institution. Jerez has historically been a cradle of Sevillista talent, and this initiative further strengthens the club’s ties with a land of football passion and future stars.

Through this project, Sevilla FC Academy continues to bring its model of excellence to new regions, promoting the holistic development of young players through sport, values, and high-quality education.

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Last Spots Available for the Sevilla FC Performance Academy!

The Sevilla FC Performance Academy is a project aimed at helping athletes take their football to the highest level through high-performance training sessions designed to enhance various aspects of the game with a personalized approach. This development academy seeks to offer its students the opportunity to experience training at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground with the demand, passion, and spirit of the Sevilla FC youth system, following the club’s academy methodology and supported by a team of specialized coaches. This activity will help athletes improve their technique, physical conditioning, and decision-making on the pitch.

The academy will begin its activities on May 20 with a weekly session lasting one and a half hours, to be chosen between Tuesday or Wednesday, and will run for four weeks during this initial season. Currently, there are no available spots for the Prebenjamín category (2017 and 2018), and in the Alevín category (2013 and 2014), registration is only available for the Tuesday slot. The remaining categories still have the last few spots available.

If you wish to register or receive more information, you can do so by clicking here or contacting us at sevillafcacademy@sevillafc.com.

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The Nigerian Chimezie Obi joins Sevilla FC “D”

Sevilla FC D, the club’s international team, continues to strengthen its squad with young talents from around the world, welcoming Nigerian forward Chimezie Paul Obi.

The 19-year-old player has already joined the training sessions under the guidance of Óscar Olomo and has shared his thoughts on his first experience with the club.

“Well, my experience in Seville has been very good. I love everything about the city; everything is great in Seville. I’m very happy to be here because this is one of the clubs I dreamed of joining. So I’m really happy to be at Sevilla FC,” he said about his first days with the team.

With the arrival of Chimezie Paul Obi, Sevilla FC D continues to bring in players from around the world. In addition to the Nigerian forward, the team also features representatives from Indonesia, the United States, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Sweden.

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Puerto Rican Soccer Makes Its Mark at Sevilla FC

Puerto Rican soccer had a strong presence at Sevilla FC this past weekend. Leandro Antonetti became the first Puerto Rican player to feature for the first team.

The Puerto Rico international had his first minutes under Xavier García Pimienta, playing the final moments of the Matchday 21 LALIGA clash against RCD Espanyol, which ended in a 1-1 draw at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán. Just hours later, Antonetti was also in the starting lineup for Sevilla Atlético’s 1-0 victory over Algeciras in Group 2 of the Primera RFEF.

Meanwhile, Sevilla FC D also saw a Puerto Rican debut. Fabián Rodríguez, who had been training with the team for several weeks, was able to make his first appearance under Óscar Olomo in an important 2-0 win against Gerena.

Both players had the opportunity to meet at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Sports City, where they took a special photo together to commemorate the occasion.

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Students of the Antonio Puerta Football School Visit the Royal Postman

The students of the Antonio Puerta Football School didn’t want to wait and took advantage of the Royal Postman’s first visit to the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán to personally deliver their letters to Their Majesties, the Three Wise Men. The children arrived at Sevilla FC’s stadium in age-based groups and received a Sevilla-themed gift from the Royal Postman.

This special gift will be available to everyone who hands in their letters at Gate 2 of the stadium until January 4. Additionally, the Antonio Puerta School students enjoyed the festive attractions set up at the Gol Sur esplanade for Christmas celebrations.

The Antonio Puerta School continues to accept registrations for the current season, and more information can be found via the provided link.

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Óscar Olomo Nominated for Best Coach of the 2023-2024 Season at the IV Golsmedia Awards

The Sevilla FC coach has been recognized as the best coach in Group V of the Tercera Federación Femenina for his work during the 2023-2024 season with Sevilla FC B Femenino, where he led the team to a seventh-place finish last season.

Olomo has been a coach at Sevilla FC since 2019, leading the club’s women’s reserve team until 2024. For the 2024-25 season, he took charge of Sevilla FC D, the club’s international team, which is currently competing for promotion while maintaining its developmental focus.

Previously, Óscar Olomo coached at Atlético Libertad, where he managed teams across all age categories from 1999 to 2008. He then moved to CMD San Juan, serving as academy coordinator and head coach of Juvenil A, which he led to promotion to División de Honor, the top tier of Spanish youth football. Before joining Sevilla FC, he also worked at CD Mairena del Alcor and Unión Deportiva Loreto.