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Sevilla FC Academy boosts its Training Camps Sevilla this summer

Both initiatives take place at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground, an international benchmark in training and high performance, and represent a unique opportunity for children and young people to experience football from the inside, combining learning, values, and personal growth.

Training Camp Sevilla: sport, coexistence, and fun.

The Training Camp Sevilla is aimed at participants who want to enjoy the summer in a dynamic, safe, and enriching environment, where football is combined with recreational and educational activities.

Through age-adapted training sessions, guided games, and complementary activities, attendees develop motor, technical, and social skills while sharing experiences with other young people passionate about sport. All of this under the supervision of qualified professionals and in a context that promotes values such as teamwork, respect, and self-improvement.

This proposal turns each day into an unforgettable experience, where learning and fun go hand in hand.

Click here for more information about the Training Camp Sevilla.

Performance Training Camp Sevilla: demand, improvement, and competitive preparation.

For its part, the Performance Training Camp Sevilla is focused on footballers who want to take a further step in their sporting development through specific training sessions, technical improvement, and individual development.

The program applies a high-level methodology based on the player’s technical, tactical, physical, and cognitive development, with content aimed at optimizing performance in real game situations. Participants work with specialized coaches in small groups, allowing personalized attention and constant monitoring of their progress.

It is an experience designed for those seeking to train with high demands, enhance their abilities, and prepare to compete at the highest level.

Click here for more information about the Performance Training Camp Sevilla.

An offer adapted to every footballer.

With these two programs, Sevilla FC Academy consolidates a versatile and high-quality training offer, capable of meeting the needs of both those seeking a recreational and social experience and those players pursuing more specific competitive improvement.

The Sevilla summer once again becomes synonymous with football, learning, and growth, maintaining the club’s commitment to education in values and the development of young talent.

How do I register or obtain more information?

If you would like more information about one of the programs, you can find more details at the following links:

– Training Camp Sevilla.
– Performance Training Camp Sevilla.

To obtain the information, you can do so through our webpage for each program or contact us directly via the following email address.

sevillafcacademy@sevillafc.com

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Sevilla FC Academy delivers an outstanding performance at the III Mundialito Tournament in Utrera

Sevilla FC Academy once again demonstrated the high standards of work within its youth structure after an outstanding showing at the III Mundialito Tournament in Utrera, a competition in which several Academy teams took part and achieved very positive results.

In the Bebé category, the Sevilla side delivered a strong performance, finishing as champions of the Silver Phase, showing enthusiasm, competitiveness and clear progress throughout the tournament.

Meanwhile, the Prebenjamín team faced a demanding competition and competed with great character from the outset. After the opening matches against Estilo de Utrera and a hard-fought Silver Phase semifinal against Atlético Libertad, the team concluded its participation with a convincing 3-1 victory over Cabecense, securing third place in the Silver Phase.

In the Benjamín category, Sevilla FC Academy once again displayed a high competitive level, reaching the Gold Phase final and ending the tournament as runners-up after a consistent campaign.

The biggest sporting success came from the Alevín team, who were crowned Gold Phase champions after a flawless tournament. The Sevilla side progressed through the group stage with victories over C.D. San Fernando 1940 (0-3) and C.D. Puerto de la Línea (0-1), before defeating Dos Hermanas C.F. 0-3 in the semifinals. In the final, the team completed an excellent campaign with an emphatic 4-0 win over C.D. Utrera.

Beyond the results, Sevilla FC Academy’s participation in Utrera once again reflected the values that define the club: education, commitment, competitiveness and the all-round development of its young players. Another valuable growth experience for the Academy and further proof of the strength of Sevilla’s youth system.

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Sevilla FC Academy and CSD Vistazul take part in a new community matchday at the Training Ground

The Training Ground hosted another afternoon of developmental football, where players from Sevilla FC Academy and CSD Vistazul shared an experience focused on learning and strengthening ties between clubs.

During the event, a total of five matches were played across different academy age groups: one baby category match, with dimensions adapted to the age of the participants; one benjamín fixture; two alevín matches, both in a 7-a-side format; and one infantil game, played in an 11-a-side format.

All matches took place in an atmosphere defined by respect, sportsmanship and the enthusiasm of the youngest players, who continued their growth both on and off the pitch in an ideal environment for their development.

These types of initiatives reinforce Sevilla FC Academy’s commitment to providing enriching experiences for its players, promoting relationships between sporting institutions and using football as a highly valuable educational tool.

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Sevilla FC opens the doors to Europe for the World’s Top Talents with the High-Performance Career Program

It is not an academy. It is not a camp. It is a genuine opportunity to compete in Europe under the methodology and badge of one of LaLiga’s most decorated clubs. Only 24 places will be available. No exceptions.

A program for those who refuse to settle.

Founded in 1890, Sevilla FC is a seven-time UEFA Europa League champion and a historic benchmark among the top clubs in Spanish football. The club does not offer promises—it offers structure, methodology and real competition.

The program is aimed at countries where talent exists, but where pathways into professional European football remain unclear or inaccessible. For those players, Sevilla FC positions itself as one of the most direct gateways into the competitive ecosystem of LaLiga.

“Some dream of playing in Europe. Others prepare to earn it. This program was created for those who refuse to settle. Because a professional career is not a gift: it is a decision.”

What makes this program different.

Selected players will train and compete under the official Sevilla FC methodology, with access to the same facilities and technical staff as the club’s teams.

The program includes:

– 13 professional training pitches at Sevilla FC’s training ground
– 4 fully equipped gyms with elite-level performance technology
– GPS monitoring and performance tracking with objective data reports
– Professional residence designed to maximize daily performance
– Integrated sports medicine and injury prevention protocols
– Individual video analysis and personalized tactical assessments

Real competition, real opportunities.

Participants will compete in official league competition, registered with Sevilla FC and integrated into one of its academy teams. Their progress will be measured, reported and evaluated under the same standards applied to any footballer within the club structure.

Most importantly, athletes selected will join a program with a proven two-year track record that has already helped several players secure their first professional contracts, both with Sevilla FC and with clubs in countries such as Brazil, Sweden and Spain.

How do I apply or get more information?

If you would like to get more information about the High-Performance Career Program, you can click here to access the program with all the detailed information, or contact us directly through the following email address:

sevillafcacademy@sevillafc.com

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Attacking display by Juvenil “D” against Atlético Oromana

Juvenil “D” entered the Matchday 28 fixture against Atlético Oromana after clinching the league title in the previous round with a 3-6 away win over Estrella San Agustín.

From the opening whistle at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground, the home side made its intentions clear by dominating possession and creating chances. The opening goal arrived in the fifth minute through Hungarian player Áron Németh. Just ten minutes later, Estefan Mario doubled the lead.

Juvenil “D” maintained its attacking pressure throughout the first half, although the visiting goalkeeper produced several good saves to prevent a wider margin. In the 20th minute, Raúl Martínez once again showcased his set-piece quality by scoring another Olympic goal, his fourth of the season. Before the break, Raúl added his second of the afternoon to make it 4-0.

After half-time, the team’s attacking intensity remained high. In the 59th minute, Raúl Martínez completed his hat-trick following an assist from Áron Németh. Two minutes later, Estefan Mario found the net again, and in the 70th minute Áron Németh added another goal to the scoreline.

More goals followed for the hosts shortly after. Alejandro Piña, the team’s top scorer and the league’s leading goalscorer, scored in the 71st minute, while Daniel Pro added another a minute later after a well-worked corner routine.

The closing stages also brought more names onto the scoresheet. Ben Khamishon netted his first goal in the 81st minute and added another in the 86th. Between those strikes, Alejandro Piña extended his personal tally.

In the final minutes, Alpha Diallo, Raúl Martínez, and once again Alejandro Piña completed a perfect afternoon for Juvenil “D”, who sealed an emphatic 15-0 victory.

A result that reflects the team’s excellent competitive level and serves as another celebration of an outstanding season crowned by the league title.

Starting XI: Aaron Ang, Emilio Díez, Zach Bluestone, Ben Khamishon, Pablo Jiménez, Antonio Asencio, Estefan Mario, Raúl Martínez, Lucas Serna, Áron Németh y Alpha Diallo.

Substitutes: Alejandro Piña, Daniel pro, Javier Geniz.

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Edu Mangles leads Sevilla D to victory over Atlético Sumi

Sevilla “D” hosted Atlético Sumi on Matchday 23 of the league campaign, with both teams coming into the fixture after victories in the previous round. The home side started the day in fifth place, while the visitors sat eleventh in the standings.

The match began with an early setback for Sevilla “D”, who conceded in the opening minutes. However, the response was immediate. Just one minute later, Edu Mangles equalised after an assist from Fidel Morán.

Atlético Sumi had another chance to regain the lead, but Mario Rodríguez produced an excellent save to keep the score level. In the 34th minute, Sevilla “D” completed the turnaround. A perfectly weighted through ball from Edu Mangles found Fidel Morán in behind the defence, and the forward calmly finished to make it 2-1 before half-time.

After the break, the hosts looked to extend their advantage and did so in the 50th minute. Abdullah Aljirafi, the team’s top scorer, finished from close range after a brilliant move by Parker Byas.

With the game under control, Edu Mangles once again took centre stage, adding two more goals in the 62nd and 69th minutes to complete his impressive hat-trick.

Sevilla “D” continued to push forward until the final whistle, creating further chances. In the last minute of the match, American player Kohen Caminiti added the sixth goal to complete the emphatic 6-1 victory.

An important three points for Sevilla “D”, who continue to strengthen their position in the upper part of the table.

Starting XI: Mario Rodríguez, Parker Byas, Gavyn Nobles, Gonzalo García, Fabián Rodríguez, Fidel Morán, Tristán Figueroa, Alejandro Gonzálvez, Manu Cruzado, Álvaro Perea and Edu Mangles.

Substitutes: Borja Tellado, Kohen Caminiti, Javier Estévez, Abdullah Aljirafi, David Torres and Pedro Berruezo.

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Sevilla FC “D” victory over Torre Reina

Matchday 22 of the competition saw C.D. Torre Reina face Sevilla FC “D” at the Torre de la Reina Municipal Stadium. The hosts came into the game in seventh place, aiming to pick up points, while Sevilla “D”, sitting fifth in the standings, arrived following a convincing victory against El Ronquillo.

The match began with a very even opening phase, with hardly any clear chances for either side. The first dangerous approach came from the home team, although the shot went just wide. In the 29th minute, a set-piece delivered by Manu Cruzado allowed Gonzalo García to connect with a shot that was saved in two attempts by the home goalkeeper.

Sevilla FC “D” struck just before halftime. In the 40th minute, an excellent through ball from Gonzalo García allowed Fidel Morán to get ahead of the defense and finish with precision to make it 0–1. The same attacker tried his luck again before the break with a long-range effort that went off target.

After the restart, C.D. Torre Reina tried to step forward in search of an equalizer, increasing their presence in the opposition half. However, the Sevillian side managed to keep control of the match and extended their lead in the 60th minute thanks to Edu Mangles, who scored his seventh goal of the season following a well-worked attacking move.

After the second goal, the match became more open, with both teams pushing forward, although without creating many clear chances. Sevilla FC “D” also had opportunities to extend their lead, with a standout moment being a decisive save from Mamour Sené in the 83rd minute, stopping a dangerous free kick and keeping a clean sheet.

In the final moments, the visiting side nearly scored a third through Álvaro Perea, but the home goalkeeper reacted in time to prevent the goal.

In the end, Sevilla FC “D” secured a solid and hard-earned 0–2 victory, confirming their good form and reliability away from home.

Starting XI: Mamour Sené, Alejandro Gonzálvez, Gonzalo García, Borja Tellado, Fabián Rodríguez, Manu Cruzado, Pedro Berruezo, Pablo García, Álvaro Perea, Edu Mangles, and Fidel Morán.

Substitutes: Bob Almanas, Parker Byas, Gavyn Nobles, Kohen Caminiti, Pablo de la Rosa, and Tomás del Grosso.

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Juvenil “D” are crowned champions with three matches to spare

Juvenil “D” approached a decisive fixture firmly at the top of the table, holding a 10-point lead over second-placed Estrella San Agustín. The setting was far from easy, as the Campo Municipal Rabasa hosted a match in which the Nervionense side needed to prove their title credentials on the pitch.

From the opening whistle, the game was played at a high level of competitive intensity, with both sides contesting every ball with determination. The referee quickly established his disciplinary standard, booking Antonio Asencio in the early stages.

The home side started strongly, but it was Juvenil “D” who struck first. In the 9th minute, Daniel Pro chased down a seemingly lost ball and delivered an assist that Alejandro Piña converted to make it 0-1, breaking the deadlock.

The match soon became more challenging for the visitors after the left-back was sent off following a challenge in the opposition half. With a numerical disadvantage, Estrella San Agustín increased their pressure in search of an equalizer. However, a tactical response from the bench, led by Rafa Ortega, allowed the team to reorganize, with Pablo Jiménez playing a key role after coming on.

From that point on, the midfield trio of Estefan Mario, Antonio Asencio, and Raúl Martínez took control of the game. Despite being a man down, Juvenil “D” demonstrated tactical maturity and competitive superiority.

Just before halftime, in the 41st minute, the second goal arrived. Following a move initiated by Estefan Mario, the ball fell loose in the box, and Raúl Martínez struck a शानदार shot into the top corner, making it 0-2 at the break.

The second half lived up to expectations, becoming frenetic and thrilling. In the 55th minute, Estrella pulled one back from a set-piece, reigniting the contest. However, the visitors responded quickly, and eleven minutes later, Raúl Martínez scored again after an assist from Piña.

The home side refused to give up and reduced the deficit once more through a penalty in the 66th minute (2-3), maintaining the tension as both teams kept up a high tempo.

In the 75th minute, Alejandro Piña once again made the difference, producing a composed individual finish after beating the goalkeeper to extend the lead. Shortly after, the American right-back added the fifth goal following an assist from Pablo Jiménez, further asserting the visitors’ dominance.

Estrella managed to score their third goal from the penalty spot in the 81st minute, but in the closing stages, Piña sealed the match with his third goal of the afternoon, completing a decisive hat-trick.

The final whistle confirmed a 3-6 victory, securing the league title for Juvenil “D”. Rafa Ortega’s side thus completed an outstanding season, finishing with 24 wins and one draw, a testament to their consistency, commitment, and competitive excellence.

Starting XI: Daniel Morilla, Daniel Pro, Marcos García, Ben Khamishon, Alejandro Ruiz, Estefan Mario, Raúl Martinez, Antonio Asencio, Lucas Serna, Alejandro Piña y Javier Geniz.

Substitutes: Gonzalo Cuendes, Emilio Díez, Alpha Diallo, Áron Németh, Zach Bluestone, Ángel Torres y Pablo Jiménez.

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Sevilla FC strengthens its educational commitment with a new Work Experience programme visit alongside Colegio de Fomento Tabladilla

During the visit, students had the opportunity to explore the club’s facilities, including the Estadio Jesús Navas and the various training pitches used by academy teams. This experience allowed them to gain insight into the club’s daily operations and better understand its sporting and organizational structure.

As part of the programme, participants also took part in an interview on the radio show Contigo Sevilla, featuring teacher José Medel alongside first-year baccalaureate students José María Mingorance and Gerardo San Román. During the segment, they highlighted the importance of the Work Experience programme as a key tool for students’ academic and career guidance.

Led by the school, this initiative offers students a work placement experience lasting between two and four days in different professional environments before choosing their university pathway. Since its launch in 2017, Sevilla FC has played an active role in the programme, providing access to various departments such as medical services, sporting management, and media and communications, among others.

Through initiatives like this, Sevilla FC reaffirms its commitment to the holistic development of young people, contributing to talent development beyond the pitch and strengthening its role as an educational and social benchmark.

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Sevilla FC Academy boosts training innovation with the implementation of Voon Sports

The incorporation of these tools will allow the Academy to optimize its training processes by introducing methodologies based on objective performance measurement, smart repetition, and the use of sports technology. Voon Sports combines physical devices such as smart rebounders with a digital application that enables real-time monitoring of key aspects of the game, including accuracy, reaction speed, and decision-making.

With this implementation, Sevilla FC Academy strengthens its position as a leading training environment, aligned with the latest trends in international football, where the use of data and technological innovation play a fundamental role in talent development.

This collaboration represents another step forward in the evolution of the club’s academy model, consolidating an ecosystem in which technology, knowledge, and sporting performance converge to develop the footballers of the future.

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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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Sevilla FC Academy delivers a strong performance at the Tierra de Gigantes Tournament

The U12 side were crowned champions after a highly consistent performance throughout the competition, showing strong competitiveness and great efficiency at both ends of the pitch. The team maintained a clear playing identity from the group stage through to the final, where they secured the title.

Meanwhile, the U10 team achieved a commendable third-place finish, competing at a high level and demonstrating character and commitment across the tournament.

Beyond the results, both teams represented the Academy with distinction, reflecting the strong developmental work and values promoted by the Sevilla FC Academy on and off the pitch.