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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

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Zach Bluestone, a new right-back for Juvenil “D”

Born on August 23, 2007 in the United States, Bluestone (1.72 m, right-footed) plays primarily as a right-back, standing out for his versatility, tactical awareness, and competitive discipline. With Bayern, he appeared in various positions—mainly as a holding midfielder (#6)—and was one of only six players invited to return to Munich for the 2024/25 season under the guidance of Klaus Augenthaler, former German international and World Cup champion.

Before his time in Germany, he developed at United Futbol Academy (UFA) and within the E64 program of the U.S. Soccer Federation, gaining international experience in tournaments held in Italy, Portugal, Germany, and Spain. Academically, Bluestone graduated from ASU Preparatory Academy (Arizona) with a 3.83 GPA, earning recognition as part of the Georgia Presidential Scholars Program.

At Sevilla FC, Bluestone will continue his growth within the club’s renowned 360º Development Methodology, a high-performance program that integrates technical, tactical, and physical work with education, nutrition, and psychological preparation—all within the elite environment of the Ciudad Deportiva José Ramón Cisneros Palacios, one of Europe’s most advanced training facilities.

Sevilla FC welcomes Zach Bluestone and wishes him every success in this new stage of his athletic and academic journey.

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Sebastian Fineman signs with Lunds BK of Sweden

Sebastian Fineman joined Sevilla FC “D” for the 2024/25 season. From his arrival, he fully integrated into Sevilla FC’s 360º High Performance methodology, which combines technical, tactical, and physical work with education, nutrition, and psychological preparation — all within the elite environment of the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Complex, one of the most advanced football facilities in Europe.

Under the guidance of Óscar Olomo, Fineman stood out for his physical strength, goal-scoring ability, and commitment to the team. During the 2024/25 season, he made 26 official appearances, scoring 16 goals and providing 4 assists, establishing himself as one of the team’s attacking leaders and top scorer.

During his time at the club, the forward described the experience as “a unique opportunity to grow as both a footballer and a person,” highlighting the role of Sevilla FC’s professional environment in his development:

“Being part of a club like Sevilla FC means a lot. It’s a great club and a great opportunity to show what I can do on the pitch. I take away great memories of my teammates and coaches, and I’m very grateful for everything I’ve learned.”

Founded in 1919, Lunds BK currently competes in Sweden’s national leagues and has placed its trust in Fineman as part of its long-term project focused on developing young international talents.

Sevilla FC thanks Sebastian Fineman for his dedication and professionalism throughout his time at the club and wishes him the best of success in this new stage of his football career.

This move exemplifies the value and reach of the Sevilla FC International High Performance Program, which not only provides top-level athletic and academic development but also serves as a platform to propel players toward professional opportunities around the world.

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Casey Malcolm joins Sevilla “D”

Born in the United States, Malcolm joined Case Western Reserve University (NCAA Division III), where he began his collegiate football career.

At Sevilla FC, Malcolm will continue his growth within the club’s renowned methodology —a 360º program that integrates technical, tactical, and physical training with education, nutrition, and psychological preparation— all within the elite environment of the Ciudad Deportiva José Ramón Cisneros Palacios, one of the most advanced training facilities in Europe.

“Joining Sevilla FC is a dream opportunity,” said Malcolm. “I’m looking forward to challenging myself in a professional environment and learning from the club’s culture of excellence.”

Sevilla FC welcomes Casey Malcolm and wishes him great success in this new stage of his football and academic journey.

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Three out of Three

Another win for Juvenil “D” came against CD Mosquito in the Sevillian town of Alcalá de Guadaíra, in the match corresponding to Matchday 3 of the league championship. Twenty minutes into the game, Raúl Martínez broke the deadlock by scoring the opening goal, and before heading to the locker room he had already added two more to his personal tally. Twenty minutes after the first goal, the home team scored an own goal for Sevilla’s second. Álex Piña, last week’s goalscorer, also found the net again on this occasion. Ángel Torres, with a brace, along with Marcos García and Salva Ballesta, also added their names to the scoresheet.

Rafa Ortega’s men remain at the top of the standings with a total of nine points, nineteen goals for, and only two against in the three matches played so far. The team will return to competition on the weekend of October 19 against UD Consolación “B” after resting on Matchday 4.

Starting XI for Juvenil “D”:
Aaron Ang, Bill Davy, Ben Khamison, Alejandro Ruiz, Daniel Pro, Marcos García (C), Enzo Galbarro, Estefan Mario, Raúl Martínez, Lucas Serna, and Alejandro Piña.

Substitutes who featured: Gonzalo Cuendes, Alejandro Ruiz, Fran Correa, Antonio Asencio, Ángel Torres, and Salva Ballesta.

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Clean Sheet!

Sevilla FC “D” continues their flawless run at the start of the competition with another victory, once again keeping a clean sheet—this time on the road. Óscar Olomo’s starting eleven featured as many as seven new faces, a reflection of the team’s impressive depth and balance.

In the 42nd minute, an excellent long pass from Pablo García behind the defensive line allowed Javi Estévez to exploit the right flank, get past his marker, and deliver a final pass that Abdullah Aljirafi only needed to guide with his left foot into the back of the net. In the second half, in the 89th minute, Parker Byas’s determination in winning an aerial duel and sprinting into open space led to a precise assist for Manu Cruzado, who finished expertly to seal the match.

Three more points on a day with different protagonists but the same outcome—both in the scoreline and at their own goal—serving to strengthen the collective effort of the entire squad and coaching staff.

Starting XI – Sevilla FC “D”:
Mamour, Nacho González (C), Gavyn Nobles, David Torres, Javi Estévez, Pablo García, Fidel Morán, Raymond Higham, Pedro Berruezo, Abdullah Aljirafi, and Khalid Aljirafi.

Substitutes who came on:
Mario Rodríguez, Manu Cruzado, Javi Estévez, Parker Byas, Edu Mangles, Borja Tellado, and Pablo de la Rosa.

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Darrell Ang joins Novo Esporte Clube Itabirinha

He comes from the Sevilla FC High-Performance program, an initiative designed as a 360º platform for the identification, development, and promotion of talent, with the goal of boosting the professional careers of young footballers.

In the 2024/25 season, he featured in 22 official league matches (out of 30 possible) with Sevilla FC “D”, recording 979 minutes of play and providing 2 assists, while standing out for his consistency and commitment in midfield.

From Novo Esporte Clube Itabirinha, the club expressed their satisfaction with the signing:

“We are very happy to welcome Darrell Nathan Ang into our project. We believe that his experience in European football and his development at a prestigious institution like Sevilla FC will be key to strengthening our team and making a competitive leap this season,” stated a spokesperson for the Brazilian club.

Sevilla FC thanks Darrell for his effort and dedication during his time in Nervión and wishes him the very best in this new chapter of his career in Brazilian football, now as a professional player.

This transfer represents a clear example of the value and scope of the Sevilla FC International High-Performance Program, which not only provides top-level sporting and academic training, but also acts as a genuine launchpad into professional football across different international markets.

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Sevilla FC Academy fills Los Alcores Shopping Center with Sevillismo

The Sevilla FC Academy Antonio Puerta enjoyed a very special day at the Los Alcores Shopping Center, where the passion for football and the red-and-white colors came together in an event designed for children and their families. The goal: to bring the Academy closer to the community, strengthen the Internal League, and transmit the values that make Sevilla FC great.

The day began with a warm welcome and the participation of players from Sevilla Atlético and the Women’s First Team, who answered questions from the Academy students and Internal League players with closeness and naturalness. After this cheerful and engaging exchange, one of the most anticipated moments arrived: the prize draw —cinema tickets, a JD voucher, an official ball, and tickets for the Sevilla FC vs. RCD Mallorca match— which thrilled the attendees.

Commemorative pennants were then presented to all the Internal League teams, a symbolic gesture of gratitude that helped strengthen everyone’s sense of belonging to this sporting project.

The event continued with activities tailored to each age group: the youngest enjoyed painting the club’s crest in the playroom, benjamines and alevines had fun at Galaxy Park with video games and interactive attractions, while infantiles and cadetes experienced the excitement of bowling. Everyone also got the chance to watch a short film at the cinema, summarizing last season’s activities and reliving its best moments together.

It was a day full of fun, camaraderie, and Sevillismo, reaffirming the commitment of the Sevilla FC Academy “Antonio Puerta” to its mission: to train not only players but also people, guided by the values of effort, cooperation, motivation, and commitment — with the pride of defending the Sevilla FC badge.

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Strong debut win at the Ciudad Deportiva

The match began with Sevilla in control, and it quickly showed on the scoreboard. In the 8th minute, Manu Cruzado opened the scoring with a precise finish. In the 22nd minute, Abdullah Aljirafi doubled the lead, giving the team a comfortable cushion before the break.

In the second half, Óscar Olomo’s side kept up the intensity and went on to seal the win with an attacking display. Raymond Higham struck the third in the 64th minute, Pedro Berruezo added the fourth in the 74th, and Borja Tellado made it five in the 78th. The rout was completed late on when Fidel found the net in the 84th minute, rounding off a perfect evening for Sevilla.

With this triumph, Sevilla FC “D” begins the campaign with three points and excellent momentum, showing firepower, solidity, and a collective style of play that invites optimism for the rest of the season.

Starting XI – Sevilla FC “D”: Mario Rodríguez (C), Nacho González, Gavyn Nobles, Borja Tellado, Álex Gonzálvez, Pablo de la Rosa, Manu Cruzado, Parker Byas, Eduardo Mangles, Abdullah Aljirafi, and Khalid Aljirafi.
Substitutes used: Mamour Sené, Fidel Morán, Javi Estévez, Raymond Higham, Pedro Berruezo, David Torres, and Pablo García.

Picture: Raúl Pajares.

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Big win for Juvenil “D” in their home debut

One of the standout performers of the evening was Alejandro Piña, who netted four goals in just half an hour of play. The Sevilla striker opened the scoring in the 2nd minute and, with an explosive start, found the back of the net again in the 6th and 11th minutes. His fourth came in the 33rd minute, leaving the game virtually decided before half-time.

In the second half, Juvenil “D” kept control of the match and extended their lead in the final stages. Bill Davy struck the fifth in the 78th minute, followed by Raúl Martínez in the 87th, and just two minutes later Salva Ballesta sealed the win with the seventh goal, rounding off an emphatic triumph.

With this victory, Rafa Ortega’s side now have six points from their first two matches, confirming a very positive start to the competition and showcasing the attacking strength of the squad.

Starting XI – Juvenil “D”: Aaron Ang, Marcos García (C), Ben Khamison, Sebastián Foros, Daniel Pro, Enzo Galbarro, Estefan Mario, Antonio Asencio, Raúl Martínez, Lucas Serna, and Alejandro Piña. Substitutes who came on: Daniel Morilla, Alejandro Ruiz, Bill Davy, Fran Correa, Ángel Torres, and Salva Ballesta.

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Three Points to Start

Sevilla FC Juvenil “D” began their journey in official competition with a trip to Alcalá de Guadaíra to face CD Pablo VI in the opening round of the 4th Andalusian Juvenile Division.

The Sevillista side took the lead early, when in the 9th minute Mario Estefan found the net for the first time against the home goalkeeper. After the hosts equalized before the break, an excellent second half saw David Espinel restore the lead before Salva Ballesta sealed the win with a stoppage-time strike.

The match also provided an opportunity for two cadete-age players, David Espinel and Ubaldo Martín, to feature. Both showcased the high level of Sevilla’s academy and their ability to step up categories. David scored the second goal and was key in the build-up to the third, while Ubaldo, a left-footed centre-back who played the entire second half, helped keep a clean sheet during his time on the pitch.

Juvenil “D” Starting XI: Gonzalo Cuendes, Marcos García, Fran Correa, Alejandro Ruiz, Daniel Pro, Enzo Galbarro, Mario Estefan, Ángel Torres, Raúl Martínez, Salva Ballesta, and Alejandro Piña (C).
Substitutes used: Daniel Morilla, Antonio Asencio, Diego Díez, David Espinel, and Ubaldo Martín.

Picture: Raúl Pajares.