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Sevilla FC Academy strengthens its commitment to the United States for the 2026/2027 season

World football is looking to North America. And so is Sevilla FC Academy. That’s why, coinciding with the World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico, we at Sevilla FC Academy are announcing that the 2026/2027 season will mark the largest presence of our sporting projects on U.S. soil to date.

Starting this very summer, we will bring our official camps to cities across the United States. Thousands of boys and girls will train the way we train in our youth academy — with our methodology and our values. The will and the way. Dreaming big and working every day to earn it. We speak the same language, even if in two different tongues. But we won’t stop there. Our teams will cross the ocean to take part in various events, in response to the rising level of North American football.

American talent already wears red and white

The United States is not a new market for Sevilla FC Academy. It is already part of our present history. Today, more than 15 American players are part of our academy — and we expect many more to come. Young players who arrived with a dream and the determination to chase it every day. They couldn’t have chosen a better home: at our Academy, ambition is not an option. It’s a requirement.

That’s why we will keep backing the United States as a priority market. To grow together. To develop the footballers of tomorrow. To bring together two cultures that share what matters most: the conviction that the only limit is the one you set yourself.

NEVER SURRENDER.

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Sevilla FC Academy boosts its Training Camps in Jerez this summer

Following the success of its summer programs, Sevilla FC Academy is strengthening its presence in the province of Cádiz with two types of camps in Jerez de la Frontera: the Jerez Training Camp and the Jerez Residential Training Camp, both designed to provide training tailored to different player profiles.

Training Camp Jerez: training, learning, and fun

The Jerez Training Camp is aimed at young footballers who want to improve their technical and tactical skills in a dynamic, safe, and educational environment. Through training sessions adapted to each age group and skill level, participants work on key aspects of the game such as individual technique, decision-making, and physical development.

The program is complemented by additional activities that encourage teamwork, social interaction, and the core values of the Sevilla FC Academy methodology, including effort, respect, and personal growth.

For more information, click here.

Training Camp Jerez Residential: a high-performance experience

Meanwhile, the Jerez Residential Training Camp offers a comprehensive sports immersion experience aimed at players seeking a more complete high-performance environment.

Participants stay in a supervised and professional setting, where they combine specialized technical training with educational and team-building activities. The program is designed to enhance the player’s growth both on and off the pitch, reinforcing independence, discipline, and healthy sporting habits.

For more information, click here.

A methodology backed by Sevilla FC Academy

Both programs are delivered under the official Sevilla FC Academy methodology, recognized for its focus on the all-round development of players and its commitment to the technical, tactical, physical, and personal growth of young talent.

Through these initiatives, Sevilla FC Academy continues to strengthen its educational project and expand its model of excellence into new territories, reaffirming its commitment to grassroots football and values-based education.

Educational continuity with SAGE International College

These Training Camps also reinforce the strong ongoing relationship between Sevilla FC Academy and SAGE International College through the school program developed during the academic year. This collaboration allows continuous monitoring of students’ development within an integrated educational and sporting environment aligned with the club’s methodology.

As a result of this joint effort, several players from the College’s sports club have already been selected to take part in scouting trials with Sevilla FC’s youth academy teams, creating a genuine pathway between school education and high-performance football within the Sevilla FC ecosystem.

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Juvenil “D” secure a commanding win and move within reach of the title

The Juvenil “D” approached matchday 26 as league leaders, facing Jorge Juan Ulloa in a fixture that represented a crucial step in the closing stages of the season. The team arrived in excellent form following their previous performance, with a clear objective of maintaining momentum and edging closer to the league title.

From the outset, the Sevilla side displayed a clear attacking intent. After an early chance from Lucas Serna, it was Ángel Torres who opened the scoring by converting a rebound. Just minutes later, Estefan Mario doubled the lead with an individual effort, underlining the team’s early dominance.

The team remained in control, creating multiple chances and extending their advantage before half-time, once again through Estefan Mario, to make it 3-0 at the break.

After the restart, the side took another step forward in terms of verticality and efficiency. The league’s top scorer, Alejandro Piña, added the fourth from a corner, before Ángel Torres struck from distance to further increase the lead.

In the final stages, Juvenil “D” maintained their attacking momentum. Raúl Martínez and Estefan Mario, who completed his hat-trick, added to the scoreline, before late goals from Raúl Martínez and Lucas Serna sealed a comprehensive 9-0 victory.

With this result, the team reaches 70 points, maintaining a strong lead at the top of the table. With one match remaining, Juvenil “D” will have the opportunity to secure the title in their next fixture against Estrella San Agustín, bringing an outstanding season to a successful conclusion.

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Registrations are now open for the Easter Camp in London!

The Sevilla FC Academy Easter Camp London is a unique opportunity for young footballers aged 8 to 19 who want to train under the official methodology of the Seville-based club, renowned for its comprehensive approach to technical, tactical, and personal development. Throughout the camp, participants will enjoy a professional experience with specialized training sessions, tailored physical preparation, and internal competitions.

The program will be led by official coaches connected to Sevilla FC’s academy ecosystem, ensuring instruction aligned with the club’s values and standards. In addition, the camp aims not only to improve sporting performance but also to share Sevilla FC’s football culture in an international environment.

With this launch, Sevilla FC strengthens its internationalization strategy and brand positioning, bringing its successful development model beyond Spain and closer to key new markets such as the UK.

The Easter Camp in London is therefore established as a standout experience for young talents looking to take the next step in their development, combining learning, competition, and the essence of one of Europe’s most prestigious football clubs.

Access all the information and registration by CLICKING HERE. Remember that you can resolve any questions by emailing sevillafcacademy@sevillafc.com.

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Sevilla FC «D» falls to the league leader despite taking an early lead

It was Saudi international Abdullah Aljirafi who put Óscar Olomo’s team ahead with an early goal. However, the joy was short-lived. Just before half-time, in the 44th minute, Valencina leveled the score from a set-piece. After the restart, the visiting team took control of the game and created the clearest chances. The decisive blow came in the 82nd minute, again from a set-piece situation, where Valencina found the winning goal.

After a great start to the season with three victories, Sevilla FC D has now stumbled in its last two outings against the teams at the top of the table. Óscar Olomo’s team will look to get back on track and pick up points again in their next match away to C.A.D. Nervión on November 1st.

Starting XI for Sevilla FC “D”: Mario Rodríguez (C), Parker Byas, Gavyn Nobles, Eduardo Mangles, Fidel Moran, Javier Estévez, David Torres, Abdullah Aljirafi, Man Cruzado, Pablo García, and Borja Tellado.
Players coming off the bench: Pablo Barrios, Pedro Berruezo, Raymond Higham, and Tristan Figueroa.

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Five out of five

A 1–4 victory against CD David Castedo, with a brace from Álex Piña and goals by Marcos García and Salva Ballesta. After a tightly contested first half, in which Juvenil “D” missed a penalty and went into halftime with a 1–1 draw, the team managed to recover, double their efforts, and show great character to turn the game around in the second half.

Once again, one of the positives was the participation of Ubaldo Martín, from Cadete “A,” who enjoyed another set of valuable minutes at youth level. On the negative side, Enzo Galbarro was forced off due to injury — we wish him a speedy recovery.

The Sevilla squad consisted of Gonzalo Cuendes, Ben Khamishon, Sebastian Foros, Marcos García, Enzo Galbarro, Antonio Asencio, Daniel Pro, Stefan Mario, Álex Piña, Raúl Martínez, and Alejandro Ruiz. From the bench also took part: Aaron Ang, Fran Correa, Sergio Chacón, Ángel Torres, Salva Ballesta, Lucas Serna, and Ubaldo Martín.

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Narrow defeat

Sevilla FC “D” fell 1–0 away to Guillena CF in a hard-fought encounter corresponding to the fourth matchday of the competition. The only goal of the match came in the 29th minute, when the home side capitalized on a set-piece situation to take the lead — the only goal conceded by Sevilla FC “D” so far this season.

Despite missing up to nine regular players, Óscar Olomo’s team maintained the high level shown in the early part of the campaign. During the first half, the Sevillistas created several attacking moves down both flanks and tried to impose their rhythm, though they were unable to find the equalizer.

Beyond the result, the match offered a positive takeaway from a developmental standpoint, with the senior debuts of two youth players, Marcos García and Enzo Galbarro, along with the continued presence of Stefan Mario, who had made his debut the previous week — a clear reflection of the team’s commitment to nurturing young talent within the Sevilla FC Academy structure.

The starting eleven consisted of Sene Mamour; Parker Byas, Marcos García, Edu Mangles, Fidel Morán, Francisco Estévez, David Torres, Manu Cruzado, Pablo García Mateo, Pablo de la Rosa, and Borja Tellado. Substitutes Gavyn Nobles, Raymond Higham, Stefan Mario Roibu, Pedro Berruezo, Enzo Galbarro, and Mario Rodríguez also took part.

With this defeat, Sevilla FC “D” ends its initial run of three consecutive victories but remains in the upper part of the table, continuing to strengthen its competitive and developmental growth process.

This week, no match highlights will be available due to the home team’s refusal to authorize video recording of the game.

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Consolidates the lead

Juvenil “D” continues its unstoppable start to the league campaign, delivering a performance to remember this weekend with a 2–14 win over CD Consolación, in a match where the Sevillista team once again displayed ambition, tempo, and efficiency in every area of the pitch.

From the opening minutes, Rafa Ortega’s team imposed its dominance with fast, vertical play. Raúl Martínez opened the scoring in the 6th minute, followed by goals from Salva Ballesta (13’) and Estefan Mario (15’) that quickly set the tone for the match.

Before halftime, Salva added two more (26’ and 28’), while Piña scored the sixth (31’), leaving the game virtually decided. The forward completed a brilliant first half with his fourth goal in the 42nd minute, sending the team into the break with a commanding 2–7 lead.

After the restart, Juvenil “D” maintained its intensity, showing both attacking flair and teamwork. Álex Ruiz (55’), Dani Pro (62’), and an inspired Raúl Martínez, with two more (63’ and 68’), further extended the advantage. Piña struck again in the 72nd, and in the closing stages, Salva Ballesta capped off his spectacular performance with two final goals (88’ and 90’) to seal a historic six-goal haul and a 2–14 victory.

The Sevilla side — Raúl Martínez, Salva Ballesta, Alejandro Ruiz, Estefan Mario, Antonio Asencio, Alejandro Piña, Enzo Galbarro, Sebastián Foros, Ben Khamison, Francisco José Correa, and Aarón Ang — once again showed great collective solidity. Substitutes Gonzalo Cuendes, Daniel Pro, Ubaldo Martín, Marcos García, Marcos Marín, Ángel Torres, and Sergio Chacón also contributed in another strong team display.

With this result, Juvenil “D” remains top of the table with a perfect record (4 out of 4) and a goal difference of 33 for and only 4 against, further consolidating its position as a strong contender at the start of the season.

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Still Unbeaten

Sevilla FC “D” continues to show solidity and growth at the start of the league campaign. This past Sunday, the team earned a 1–0 win over CD San Martín at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Complex, in a well-fought encounter that further strengthens the group’s confidence. The decisive goal came in the 48th minute, when Pedro Berruezo converted from a set piece, finishing a perfectly delivered free kick from the left side.

Under the direction of Óscar Olomo, the team now boasts three wins in three matches — 6-0 vs. CD Isbiliya Balompié, 2-0 vs. Burguillos CD, and 1-0 vs. CD San Martín — with an impressive record of nine goals scored and none conceded. The statistics reflect the balance between attacking efficiency and defensive discipline that defines this Sevilla side.

The game also brought positive news in terms of player development: three youth players were called up — Ben Khamishon, Stefan Mario, and Alejandro Ruiz — with official debuts for Stefan and Alejandro, both showing great personality and commitment in their first minutes with the team.

Starting XI – Sevilla FC “D”: Mario Rodríguez (C), Parker Byas, Gavyn Nobles, David Torres, Javi Estévez, Pablo de la Rosa, Fidel Morán, Khalid Aljirafi, Pedro Berruezo, Edu Mangles, and Manu Cruzado.
Substitutes who featured: Mamour Sené, Raymond Higham, Stefan Mario, Ben Khamishon, Pablo García, Borja Tellado, and Alejandro Ruiz.

Fotografías: Nando Tejada.

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Our Baby Team Enjoyed the Reyes Cup in Utrera

Excitement, teamwork, and a love for football filled the San Juan Bosco Stadium in Utrera, where our Baby Team was crowned champion of the Reyes Cup Quadrangular, a competition that each year honors the memory of José Antonio Reyes, an eternal example of talent and Sevillismo.

In this fourth edition, sponsored by Jesús Navas, the young Sevillistas delivered an outstanding performance in their first official experience wearing our badge. With smiles and the ball as the true stars, the Academy’s youngest side earned victories over CD Cantera (5–0), EMF Utrera (4–0), and CD Utrera (1–0).

Beyond the results, the participation of these Baby players reflected the essence of the club’s educational project: to teach how to compete with sportsmanship, to enjoy the shared effort, and to live the values of Sevilla FC both on and off the pitch.

The tournament, held on October 10, 11, and 12, also promoted three fundamental pillars: physical health, personal development, and coexistence among young players from different communities. In this environment of learning and friendship, the young champions proudly represented the spirit of the Sevilla FC Academy Antonio Puerta, where every training session is both a football lesson and a life lesson.

The team’s success is also a reflection of the hard work and dedication of its coaching staff, led by Álvaro Cabrera as head coach, Eduardo García as assistant coach, Francisco Díaz as goalkeeping coach, and Manuel Gandul as team delegate. Their daily commitment to teaching, respect, and the all-round development of the players was key to ensuring that the youngest Sevillistas enjoyed such a rewarding experience both on and off the pitch.

The triumph at the Reyes Cup marks another step forward in the growth of these young footballers who, with their commitment and enthusiasm, reminded everyone that being part of Sevilla means believing you can — and proving it; knowing that the future depends on you.

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Daniel Grbevski joins Sevilla FC U19 “D”

Australian footballer Daniel Grbevski joins Sevilla FC U19 “D” for the 2025/26 season, arriving from Preston Lions FC in Victoria, where he competed last season in the youth category.

Born in Australia, Grbevski has represented his state, Victoria, in national tournaments against selections from across the country.

With a versatile profile and a competitive character, Daniel stands out for his physical strength, tactical discipline, and maturity on the field. His arrival reinforces Sevilla FC’s international development project, which continues to attract young talent from different continents to its high-performance training program.

At the Nervión club, Grbevski will continue his progression within Sevilla FC’s 360º methodology, which integrates technical, tactical, and physical work with education, nutrition, and psychological preparation — all within the elite environment of the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Center.

Sevilla FC welcomes Daniel Grbevski and wishes him every success in this new stage of his football and personal career.

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A debut that goes beyond the scoreboard

Friday, October 10, 2025, will be remembered as a milestone in the history of the Sevilla FC Academy, marking the day our team played its first official match in a federated competition in the 7-a-side football category. The match, corresponding to the opening fixture of the Fourth Andalusian League (Group 7), was played at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground, where the side coached by Alejandro Suárez and Eduardo García, with Iván Falce as team delegate, earned a 10–0 victory over CD Mairena.

Beyond the result, this debut held a special meaning for both players and staff. It reflected the daily work, the enthusiasm to keep learning, and the commitment to the values that define Sevilla FC’s youth academy. The squad — Adrián Toronjo, Leo Villalón, Alejandro Lora, Aarón Bernal, Lucas Godoy, Marcos Carmona, and Roque Sánchez-Pobre, together with Martín Caballero, Ramón Santiago, Diego Martínez, Francisco Ortiz, Dylan Augusto, and Leo Pérez — displayed exemplary behavior both on and off the pitch.

At Sevilla FC, this first step is viewed not merely as a sporting achievement, but as an educational experience that promotes self-improvement, effort, continuous growth, teamwork, and respect for the opponent. Because at the Sevilla FC Academy, the true victory lies in shaping people through football — with a clear purpose and a guiding motto: #NeverSurrender