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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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SAGE Football School by Sevilla FC Academy celebrates the end of its first season

Throughout the season, the programme has served as a meeting point between both institutions, promoting the holistic development of young players not only in football but also in values and personal growth. The activities and shared experiences between SAGE International College and Sevilla FC have allowed participants to train, learn and grow in a variety of environments.

Training sessions took place both at the college facilities and at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground, where players enjoyed specialised technical sessions and developed their skills under the renowned methodology of Sevilla FC’s youth academy.

One of the highlights of the season was a visit to the training ground, where the groups had the opportunity to meet first-team players Marcao and Carmona, sharing a memorable experience with two professional footballers from Sevilla FC.

In addition, several players from the school took part in the official talent identification trials organised by the Sevilla FC Academy, providing them with an excellent opportunity to continue their development and showcase their potential within the club’s youth system.

The closing ceremony marked the end of a season defined by learning, teamwork, friendship and the sporting and personal development of all the young players involved.

The season ends, but the learning continues

At the end of June, SAGE International College will host two SAGE by Sevilla FC Academy Training Camps, designed for players who want to continue improving their technical, tactical and physical abilities through the methodology of one of Spain’s most prestigious football academies.

A unique opportunity to train, learn and enjoy football in a high-performance environment, guided by specialised coaches and a methodology focused on both sporting excellence and personal development.

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Sevilla FC Academy and GK Academy celebrate the end of the season at Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán

Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium hosted the end-of-season ceremony for Sevilla FC Academy and the Goalkeeper Academy on Monday. The event was celebrated in style, bringing together students, their families, and special guests including Pablo Blanco, the club’s official ambassador, and Manu Bueno, a member of Sevilla FC’s first-team squad.

Once again, the closing ceremony highlighted the work carried out throughout the 2025/26 season in both academies and served as a day of celebration and togetherness for all participants and their families. The programme included the traditional matches played on the stadium pitch by students from the Antonio Puerta Football School, as well as a Stadium Tour before the medal and diploma presentation ceremony.

Pablo Blanco took the opportunity to praise the dedication and effort shown by all the students and to emphasize the importance of the Sevilla FC spirit within a club that has long been committed to developing young talent at its renowned training facilities on Carretera de Utrera. Meanwhile, the Goalkeeper Academy students took part in a specialised technical training session on the stadium pitch.

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Sevilla FC “D” and Under-19 “D” close the season at the Sánchez-Pizjuán

In an emotional ceremony held on 18 May at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium, Sevilla FC “D” and Under-19 “D” drew the curtain on their respective seasons, both part of the Sevilla FC Academy High-Performance Programme. Sevilla FC “D” thus completed its second season within the High-Performance Program, consolidating an initiative that has now become fully embedded in the club’s competitive structure. Meanwhile, the Under-19 “D” wrapped up their first season in the best possible way, bringing their league champions trophy to the stadium as the crowning moment of a historic campaign.

The event was presided over by Pablo Blanco, Salvador Ballesta, Jose María Cruz, José Ramón Collado and Paul Chimezie Obi, who praised both the coaching staff and the squads, joined by family members in an atmosphere of pride and celebration at one of Spanish football’s most iconic venues. 

One of the highlights of the evening was the address by Paul Chimezie Obi, Sevilla FC C player and now a professional footballer, who spoke to those present under the motto «Never Give Up». Obi recalled that just last year he himself was sitting in those very same seats, making his journey the clearest proof of the programme’s success: a real pathway from high performance to professional football.

Pablo Blanco also addressed the players alongside Salvador Ballesta, focusing on the values that have taken them to the top: commitment, discipline and the drive to always give one hundred per cent. Both sought to inspire the players to keep growing within the privileged environment that the Sevilla FC Academy provides.

To close the event, club officials recognised the work of the coaching staff with a club shirt, while individual awards were presented to both squads: the Top Scorer, the Top Assist Provider, the Season MVP, the Adopted Son Award and the award «Never Give Up». A tribute to the sporting and human values that define the identity of this programme.

The event concluded with a commemorative photograph of both squads in the stands of the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium, a perfect image to capture the spirit of an initiative that continues to spread the Sevilla FC brand worldwide and prove that talent, given the right environment, always finds its way to professional football.

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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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Sevilla FC “D” ends the season with a convincing victory

Sevilla FC “D” faced Jorge Juan Ulloa in the final matchday of the league season at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground. The home side, sitting in fifth place in the standings, aimed to end the campaign strongly against opponents who occupied twelfth position.

The Sevilla side started the match with intensity and quickly imposed themselves on the game. In the 16th minute, American forward Kohen Caminiti opened the scoring after calmly finishing a one-on-one opportunity against the visiting goalkeeper.

With the lead secured, Sevilla continued to dominate possession and create dangerous chances. Their persistence paid off again in the 34th minute, when Khalid Aljirafi doubled the advantage after finishing a move assisted by Abdullah.

Just when the hosts appeared to have full control of the match, Jorge Juan Ulloa managed to pull one back through an isolated attacking move moments before halftime, making it 2-1 at the break.

After the restart, Sevilla FC “D” maintained their attacking approach and created several opportunities to extend their lead, although a lack of accuracy in front of goal prevented them from adding to the scoreline for much of the second half.

In the closing stages of the match, Parker Byas won a penalty, which was successfully converted by Pedro Berruezo, sealing the final 3-1 victory for the home side.

Starting XI: Mario Rodríguez, Alejandro Gonzálvez, David Torres, Borja Tellado, Fabián Rodríguez, Manu Cruzado, Khalid Aljirafi, Fidel Morán, Kohen Caminiti, Abdullah Aljirafi and Estefan Mario.

Substitutes: Bob Almenas, Pedro Berruezo, Pablo de la Rosa, Tristán Figueroa and Álvaro Perea.

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Sevilla FC Academy hosts a friendly football gathering alongside Atlético Palma del Río

A total of seven matches were played throughout the day across different age groups, from Baby category to U12 level, giving all young players the opportunity to enjoy an enriching experience both on and off the pitch. Every game was played in an atmosphere of respect, enthusiasm and sportsmanship, values that are at the core of Sevilla FC Academy’s training methodology.

The event brought together players, coaches and families, once again highlighting the importance of these initiatives in strengthening relationships between clubs while promoting the personal and sporting development of young footballers through the game.

Through activities such as these, Sevilla FC Academy continues to reinforce its commitment to holistic player development, using football as an educational tool and promoting experiences that go far beyond competition.

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Sevilla “D” draws in Gerena

Sevilla “D” faced a demanding away fixture in the penultimate league matchday, travelling to face Unión Gerena, a side positioned just above them in the table. Coming into the game on an impressive run of results, the Sevilla team aimed for a victory that would allow them to overtake their opponents, having already secured a 2-0 win in the reverse fixture at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground.

Backed by strong home support at the José Juan Romero Gil Municipal Stadium, the match began with Sevilla “D” looking to take control of possession and dictate the tempo. The visitors created the first opportunity in the 10th minute, when Abdullah Aljirafi fired an effort narrowly wide of the left post.

Following that early chance, Unión Gerena responded well and began threatening through quick transitions and direct attacking play. Although the Sevilla side enjoyed the majority of possession, the hosts managed to create dangerous openings. Mamour Sené produced two important saves to keep the score level during the first half.

However, in the 32nd minute, a recovery in midfield allowed the home side to launch a swift attacking move, leaving their striker one-on-one with the goalkeeper before calmly finishing to make it 1-0.

Sevilla “D” reacted immediately to the setback. Just three minutes later, Álvaro Perea restored parity with a well-taken finish following a positive attacking sequence from the visitors. The sides went into halftime level at 1-1.

After the break, the Sevilla side displayed greater composure and control, dominating possession while limiting Unión Gerena’s attacking opportunities. The visitors created several chances before finally taking the lead in the 73rd minute, when Fidel Morán struck a powerful left-footed shot from the edge of the box into the far corner to make it 1-2.

The hosts responded quickly, though, and equalised just five minutes later from a corner kick situation.

In the closing stages, Sevilla “D” continued pushing forward in search of a winner, while Unión Gerena attempted to disrupt the visitors’ attacking rhythm. Despite several late opportunities, the score remained unchanged, and the match ended in a competitive 2-2 draw, allowing Sevilla “D” to extend their strong run of form in a challenging away fixture.

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Sevilla FC Academy hosts two community days alongside CD Gévora at the Training Ground

During May 6 and 7, Sevilla FC Academy welcomed a total of 14 teams from the Extremaduran club to enjoy a formative and sporting experience at the club’s facilities. Both days featured several friendly matches across different age categories, promoting coexistence and interaction among players, coaches, and families.

On May 6, a total of six CD Gévora teams took part in an exciting day in which they were able to discover the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground firsthand and compete against Sevilla FC Academy teams in an atmosphere defined by respect, sportsmanship, and learning.

Likewise, on May 7, another eight teams from the club returned to Seville to continue enjoying this enriching experience, strengthening the ties between both institutions and promoting the core values represented by grassroots football.

Through initiatives such as these, Sevilla FC Academy continues to reinforce its commitment to the personal and sporting growth of young players through shared experiences both on and off the pitch.

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Sevilla FC Academy delivers an outstanding performance at the Tangier International Cup

The Sevilla FC Academy once again showcased a very positive image on the international stage during its participation in the Tangier International Cup, where both the U12 D and U10 D teams competed against some of the most prestigious academies and clubs on the international scene.

The U12 D side enjoyed an excellent run throughout the tournament, displaying a high competitive level from the very beginning of the group stage. The Sevillistas opened the competition with a convincing 5-0 victory over AC Milan Academy, before also defeating Touzani (2-0), Oxygen (3-0) and Husa (2-1), securing an impressive qualification for the knockout rounds.

In the quarter-finals, the team once again produced a solid display, defeating Ajax Tangier 3-0 to advance to the semi-finals. Their journey towards the final came to an end against Academy PDF in a highly competitive match that finished 1-3.

In the third-place playoff, Sevilla FC drew 0-0 against Husa before sealing third place with a 4-1 victory in the penalty shootout, bringing an excellent international campaign to a close.

The tournament also featured renowned clubs and academies such as Leicester City, Sporting Clube de Portugal and RWDM, contributing to the tournament’s highly competitive level.

Meanwhile, the U10 D team also gained valuable international experience in a demanding group stage, facing Ajax Tangier, Rabat Anwar and RWDM as part of their ongoing sporting and personal development against strong opposition.

With this latest international commitment, the Sevilla FC Academy continues to strengthen the competitive development of its players while consolidating its presence in some of the leading youth football tournaments worldwide.

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Outstanding performance by Sevilla FC Academy at the San Roque Cup

Sevilla FC Academy delivered an excellent overall performance at the San Roque Cup, one of the most grassroots tournaments in Andalusia, reinforcing its developmental philosophy and competitive edge at early age levels.

The Bebé A side completed a flawless tournament, being crowned Gold Phase champions after a campaign defined by defensive solidity and attacking efficiency. The team recorded victories against Mosqueo (2-0), Doctor Fleming (1-0), Divina Pastora Sanluqueña (1-0) and San Roque (2-0), along with a goalless draw against La Mosca during the group stage.

In the निर्णायक stages, the team faced La Mosca once again and secured a commanding 3-0 victory in the final, capping off a tournament in which they stood out for their consistency and control in both boxes.

Meanwhile, the Prebenjamín team also produced a very strong showing, finishing in third place in the Gold Phase. They started the tournament convincingly with wins over Tiro Pichón (2-0), Arenas de Armilla (3-2) and Los Mares (1-0), as well as a draw against Atlético Villanueva (1-1).

In the final stage, the team maintained a competitive level with an emphatic 5-2 victory over La Barrera, although they fell 2-3 in their final match, a result that does not overshadow their overall strong performance.

Once again, Sevilla FC Academy demonstrated its strength in grassroots football, successfully combining player development and competitiveness in demanding environments, and consolidating its position as one of the leading academies in the region.

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Goalless draw in a high-level clash against the second-placed side

Juvenil “D” faced matchday 29 of the competition, the second-to-last round of the season, away against La Motilla, who sit second in the standings. The Nervión-based side came into the game following a home victory over Atlético Oromana and with the reassurance of having clinched the league title three matches earlier.

The match began with an intense start from the home side, who created two clear chances in the opening minutes. However, after that initial spell, Juvenil “D” managed to settle into the game and take control, beginning to create attacking opportunities of their own.

The first chance for the visitors came through Alejandro Piña, whose effort was blocked by the opposition defense. Shortly after, Lucas Serna and Estefan Mario attempted shots from distance, but both efforts were comfortably saved by the home goalkeeper.

Just before halftime, Raúl Martínez had the clearest chances of the first half, forcing the goalkeeper into a notable save and sending another attempt just over the crossbar.

After the break, Juvenil “D” maintained their attacking momentum. Áron Németh had a clear opportunity early in the second half, but once again the opposing goalkeeper produced a decisive stop. During this period, the home side failed to create any real danger, while the visitors continued pushing forward in search of a breakthrough.

Despite their dominance and number of chances, a lack of precision in the final third meant the score remained unchanged, and the match concluded in a goalless draw (0-0).