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Athens and Thessaloniki will host Sevilla FC’s international camps this Christmas

Sevilla FC Academy’s youth development continues to cross borders. This Christmas, the club will offer young Greek footballers two opportunities to enjoy a training experience focused on technical and tactical development, understanding the game and decision-making.

The two camps will allow boys and girls to train for five days with specialized coaches from Sevilla FC’s Academy, gaining first-hand experience and knowledge from the club’s professionals.

The Academy’s experience at the service of young footballers

Sevilla FC Academy coaches will lead the sessions at both camps, bringing their experience in developing young footballers to Greece.

The programme will focus on enhancing the participants’ individual skills, improving their understanding of the game and supporting their sporting development through practical exercises focused on technical and tactical work.

Two camps, two cities

Sevilla FC Academy will be present in two Greek cities with two camps during the Christmas holidays, expanding opportunities for young footballers to experience the club’s training methodology first-hand.

Athens Camp

  • Dates: December 27 to 31, 2026.
  • Facilities: Athens Training Center.
  • Schedule: from 8:00 to 14:00.
  • Participants: boys and girls.
  • Promotional price: €399 (regular price: €549).

Thessaloniki Camp

  • Dates: January 3 to 7, 2027.
  • Facilities: Thessaloniki F.A. Football Academy.
  • Schedule: from 8:00 to 14:00.
  • Participants: boys and girls.
  • Promotional price: €399 (regular price: €549).

Open registration for both camps

Those interested can already consult all the information and complete their registration through the official Sevilla FC Greece Camps website.

An opportunity to enjoy five days of training with specialized coaches from Sevilla FC’s Academy and continue growing as a footballer during the Christmas holidays.

Check the details and book your place:

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Jassim Al Ghamdi joins Sevilla FC D

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.

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Juvenil D secure a 0-2 victory away at Arahal Balompié

Sevilla FC Juvenil D faced Arahal Balompié away from home on matchday six of the league campaign. The hosts arrived in ninth place with six points, having recorded both of their victories that season on home soil. Meanwhile, the Nervión-based side were looking to maintain their positive form and continue collecting points near the top of the table.

The match got underway with Juvenil D determined to threaten the opposition goal. In the 11th minute, Manuel Alarcón created the first clear-cut opportunity after making the most of a pass in behind the defence. His shot forced the home goalkeeper into an excellent save to keep the score level.

However, the resulting rebound led to a corner, and the Sevilla side capitalised on the set-piece to take the lead. Pedro Marun finished confidently to make it 0-1.

Juvenil D continued to look for a second goal and doubled their advantage in the 24th minute. Javier Geniz attempted to find the Sevilla forward with a through ball, which was intercepted by a defender looking to pass back to his goalkeeper. The goalkeeper was unable to control the ball, and it ended up in his own net to make it 0-2.

With a two-goal advantage, Rafa Ortega’s side began to manage possession more calmly, reducing their attacking intensity while maintaining control of the match. With no further significant chances before the break, both teams headed into half-time with Sevilla holding a comfortable lead.

After the restart, Arahal Balompié tried to reduce the deficit and created a few attacking opportunities, although their efforts failed to find the target. Juvenil D, meanwhile, looked to extend their advantage and put the result beyond doubt. The clearest chance of the second half came in the 87th minute, when Roberto Bernárdez struck the post with a shot from outside the box.

The score remained unchanged until the final whistle, as Sevilla FC Juvenil D secured a 0-2 away victory, built on their first-half efficiency and their ability to manage the game after the break. Another important win for Rafa Ortega’s side, who continue to collect points and maintain their positive form in the league.

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Sevilla FC Academy and Carlos V Education Join Forces to Support the Development of International Players

Both organisations have signed an agreement under which Carlos V Education becomes the Official Academic Sponsor of Sevilla FC Academy for the 2026/2027 season. The company’s logo will appear on the training shirts of several Sevilla FC Academy teams.

About Carlos V Education

Carlos V Education is a Seville-based company with more than ten years of experience, specialising in the teaching of different languages and in promoting cultural, linguistic and professional immersion both in Spain and abroad for students and professionals from around the world.

Through a wide range of programmes, Carlos V Education is committed to promoting Spain’s educational and cultural values, providing language training to those seeking to improve their skills in order to pursue higher education or explore new professional opportunities.

Carlos V Education’s headquarters are located in Seville, in the Los Remedios district, complemented by offices in Málaga and Madrid. Carlos V Education is also accredited by the Instituto Cervantes for the teaching of Spanish as a foreign language and offers Spanish-language programmes in a variety of formats and levels.

About the Project

Moving to a new country involves an adaptation process for any player that goes far beyond the football pitch. Language, culture and the surrounding environment are also an important part of their experience as footballers.

Through this collaboration, international players within Sevilla FC’s youth academy will have the opportunity to take Spanish courses tailored to their needs and to their integration process both in the city and at the Club. Language training will therefore become an additional tool in the players’ adaptation process, helping them communicate more effectively in their day-to-day lives and supporting their integration both within the dressing room and into their new surroundings.

This training is particularly relevant in the onboarding and integration of players arriving from other countries. Among its services, Carlos V Education provides student support and guidance, in addition to a range of Spanish-language programmes at its Seville centre.

This collaboration reflects Sevilla FC’s commitment to the comprehensive development of its players, supporting them beyond the football pitch and providing them with tools that contribute to their personal, academic and professional development.

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Sevilla FC D top of the table

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.

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Juvenil D falls to CD Mosquito and ends 33-match unbeaten run

Sevilla FC Juvenil D played their fourth league match last Saturday, 10 October, against CD Mosquito. The Sevilla side arrived at the fixture as group leaders, with nine points from a possible nine, 13 goals scored and no goals conceded. The home side, meanwhile, went into the match with six points from their opening three fixtures.

The match, played at Campo Municipal Malasmañanas, began with Sevilla FC D looking to take control from the opening minutes and take the lead. The first clear chance came in the eighth minute, when Pedro Marun had an opportunity to open the scoring, although his effort failed to find the target.

CD Mosquito took the lead in the 14th minute with a shot from an angle that went in at the near post. Despite conceding, Rafa Ortega’s side maintained their approach and continued to create danger around the home side’s goal. During the remainder of the first half, Sevilla FC D created numerous chances to level the score but were unable to convert them.

The home side went into half-time with a one-goal advantage despite the opportunities created by the Sevilla side, who had more than eight chances during the first half.

After the restart, the game became more evenly balanced in terms of the flow of play. CD Mosquito managed to reduce the spaces available and limit the number of Sevilla attacks, while Sevilla FC D continued to search for an equaliser and create dangerous situations in the opposition half.

However, the home side extended their lead in the 64th minute after taking advantage of an isolated opportunity. With the score at 2-0, the Sevilla side continued to push until the final whistle, although they were unable to reduce the deficit.

As a result, Juvenil D suffered their first defeat in an official match since the team was created, bringing an end to a run of 33 consecutive matches without defeat.

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Sevilla FC Academy and Badgie join forces to bring every player’s progress closer to their families

Sevilla FC Academy continues to advance the digitalisation of its sporting project. The club has reached a strategic agreement with Badgie, a technology platform for sports schools, clubs and federations, with a clear objective: to enable families to closely follow the growth of their sons and daughters, step by step.

Thanks to this collaboration, more than 500 Academy players and their families will be able to follow their development in a new way. Whenever a player completes a milestone within their sporting programme, their coaches and the club will issue a digital badge certifying that achievement. The family will receive it instantly on their mobile phone via WhatsApp, an app notification or email. No need to ask.

Communication, engagement and learning

The agreement addresses three key priorities for the Academy: improving communication with families, strengthening their involvement in the day-to-day development of the project and enriching each player’s learning process. The badges make progress visible and shareable, while reinforcing the motivation of boys and girls at every stage of their development.

The leap into sports AI

Badgie offers a complete suite for the management of sports schools, from digital badges to artificial intelligence tools applied to sport. Through this partnership, Sevilla FC Academy takes a step into AI and reaffirms its commitment to innovation as part of its approach to developing footballers and people.

Innovating to develop better. Never Give Up.

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Sevilla FC D come from behind to beat Triaca and secure a fourth consecutive win

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.

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Renato Morales joins Sevilla FC’s Juvenil D

Renato Morales joins Sevilla FC’s Juvenil D to continue his development as a footballer and face a new stage in his sporting career. The Chilean player arrives at the Sevillista youth academy structure through the High Performance Career Program, thus taking the step to compete outside his home country for the first time.

Morales arrives from Cobresal’s U-21s, the Chilean club where he has spent his entire career so far. After training for years in his country, the footballer enthusiastically faces the challenge of joining a new structure and experiencing Sevilla FC’s working model firsthand.

Among his main qualities is his vision, a characteristic that allows him to read different situations on the pitch and find solutions for his teammates. Added to this is his ability to play passes between the lines and his one-on-one skills, resources he will seek to continue developing during his time in Seville.

The player joins the team managed by Rafa Ortega eager to begin this new experience and make the most of every training session and competitive opportunity. His goal is to play as many minutes as possible, progressively adapt to Spanish football, and continue growing both on and off the pitch.

For Renato Morales, this signing also represents the opportunity to experience football away from his country for the first time, face new challenges, and continue advancing his development in a different context.

Through the High Performance Career Program, the Chilean footballer thus begins a new chapter in Seville, aiming to continue evolving and enjoying the process of becoming a more complete player.

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Juvenil D maintain top spot with another victory

The Sevilla FC Juvenil D returned to action at home after last weekend’s victory against Pablo VI. Rafa Ortega’s side entered the fixture against CD Mairena looking to build on their strong start to the season, while the visitors arrived at the third matchday without having picked up a point.

From the opening minutes, Sevilla FC took control of the game and began creating chances in front of the visitors’ goal. Pedro Marun had one of the first opportunities of the match with a shot that went narrowly wide. The Sevilla side continued to press against a well-organised CD Mairena defence, which made it difficult for the hosts to find the breakthrough thanks to their positioning and the interventions of their goalkeeper.

The Juvenil D’s persistence was rewarded shortly before half-time. Santiago Martín delivered a cross into the box and Pedro Marun got the slightest of touches on the ball, enough to catch the goalkeeper off guard and open the scoring. The teams went into the break with the score at 1-0.

After the restart, CD Mairena created their best opportunity of the match in a one-on-one situation against Isaiah Lais. The American goalkeeper produced an excellent save to prevent the equaliser and preserve Sevilla’s lead. A few minutes later, the visitors found the back of the net, but the goal was ruled out for offside.

Sevilla FC responded to the visitors’ chances and regained control of the match. In the 72nd minute, Enzo Galbarro doubled the advantage after receiving a well-timed pass from Alfonso Recio, making it 2-0.

Just six minutes later, Alfonso Recio was involved again. The midfielder met a cross from Santiago Martín and placed his finish towards the far post, leaving the goalkeeper with no chance and making it 3-0.

With this result, Juvenil D record their third consecutive victory in the league, while also keeping another clean sheet and continuing their excellent start to the season. Rafa Ortega’s side therefore remain top of the table, with a perfect record after the opening three matchdays.

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Sevilla FC D records a convincing victory in their home debut

Juvenil D played their second league fixture on 27 September against Pablo VI, in what was their first home game of the season at the Ciudad Deportiva José Ramón Cisneros Palacios. Rafa Ortega’s side came into the match after a 0-4 victory over UD Morón CF on the opening matchday, looking to build on their positive start to the campaign.

The match got underway with an early warning from the visiting side, who were awarded a penalty in the opening minutes. However, the effort went wide of the post. Following this early scare, the Sevilla side reacted and began to showcase their attacking threat, creating several chances in front of goal.

In the 11th minute, Pedro Marun opened the scoring for the Nervion side after receiving an assist from Eduardo Expósito. The Dutch forward found the net again in the 34th minute, completing his brace after another assist from Expósito.

Juvenil D continued to control the game for the remainder of the first half and continued to create chances. Eduardo Expósito had an opportunity in the 41st minute to extend the lead, but was unable to convert. The home side therefore went into the break with a 2-0 lead and nine chances created, reflecting their attacking dominance.

After the restart, Rafa Ortega’s side maintained their intensity and continued to look for a third goal. In the 62nd minute, Javier Geniz extended the lead with a set-piece goal. Just a few minutes later, Roberto Bernárdez scored the fourth after receiving an assist from Pedro Marun.

In the closing stages, Juvenil D completed the victory with two further goals from Alfonso Recio, who found the net in the 89th and 92nd minutes, setting the final score at 6-0.

With this result, Juvenil D have secured their second consecutive league victory, making a perfect start to the campaign with two wins, two clean sheets and ten goals scored across the opening two matchdays.

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Yongin FC U17 completes an international training week with Sevilla FC

Yongin FC U17 enjoyed a week-long international training experience with Sevilla FC. From September 15 to 22, the South Korean delegation took part in the Players Academy programme, experiencing a comprehensive sporting and educational schedule in Seville.

During their stay, the players took part in morning training sessions alongside Sevilla FC Academy coaches, gaining first-hand insight into the club’s training methodology and the daily work of its youth teams.

The experience also included several friendly matches against Sevilla FC Juvenil C and Sevilla D, with the latter providing an opportunity to share the pitch with the international players involved in the High Performance Career Program.

Beyond training sessions and competition, the delegation also had the opportunity to enjoy one of the highlights of their stay in Seville: attending the match between Sevilla FC and FC Barcelona, experiencing professional football at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium.

An experience also for goalkeeper coaches.

The educational experience was not limited to the players. The two goalkeeper coaches accompanying the delegation also took advantage of their stay to complete an internship with Sevilla FC’s Goalkeeping Department.

Throughout these days, they gained first-hand insight into the specialised work carried out with the club’s academy goalkeepers, exchanged knowledge with the department’s coaches and observed different training sessions.

In this way, Yongin FC U17’s visit provided an international educational experience for both players and coaches, combining methodology, competition, knowledge exchange and an insight into Sevilla FC’s sporting structure.

A week in which football became a meeting point between South Korea and Seville, strengthening the international dimension of the club’s training programmes.