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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.

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Goalless draw for Sevilla “D” in a demanding Friendly against Atlético Algabeño

Last Saturday, March 28, Sevilla “D” faced a highly demanding friendly fixture against Atlético Algabeño, a team competing in a higher division, offering an excellent opportunity to assess the competitive level of the Nervión-based side.

The match began with a determined and ambitious Sevilla, fully aware of the challenge ahead. From the opening minutes, the team displayed high intensity and quickly created danger. In the second minute, Abdullah Aljirafi had the first chance following an impressive team move, but the home goalkeeper denied the goal. Just five minutes later, Kohen Caminiti produced one of the clearest opportunities in a one-on-one situation, attempting a lob that sailed just over the crossbar.

Throughout the first half, Sevilla “D” showcased a dynamic, fluid, and vertical style of play, imposing their identity on the match. The midfield leadership of Pedro Berruezo, alongside Edu Mangles and Khalid Aljirafi, enabled the team to create up to eight dangerous attacking situations, although none were converted. Atlético Algabeño, meanwhile, posed limited threat, with their best effort being a long-range shot comfortably handled by Mario Rodríguez.

After the break, the dynamics of the game shifted. The home side raised their competitive level and managed to balance the contest. The second half was more physical and contested, with frequent interruptions. Nevertheless, Sevilla “D” continued to generate clear chances, including a notable opportunity for Fidel Morán, which ultimately did not find the target.

In the end, the score remained unchanged, and the match concluded in a goalless draw, reflecting both the balance of play and the lack of clinical finishing in both penalty areas. Despite this, Sevilla “D” can take away positive conclusions, having competed on equal terms against a higher-division opponent and demonstrating clear collective progress.

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SAGE College enjoys its second training experience with Sevilla FC Academy

During the afternoon, players from the Jerez-based club joined the regular 5:30 PM training session. In this slot, they trained alongside three academy teams, working under the well-known development methodology that defines the club.

Later, at 6:30 PM, the day continued with two matches. First, a 7-a-side game was played between two youth teams—one from the academy and one from SAGE College. In addition, a second match took place in the 11-a-side format, where the visiting side faced another academy team.

Beyond the pitch, both groups also enjoyed a guided tour of the training facilities. Accompanied by academy staff, they had the opportunity to explore key areas such as the Estadio Jesús Navas, the press room, and the various pitches that make up the complex.

A complete and enriching day that strengthens the relationship between both institutions and allows young players to experience firsthand what it is like to train and compete in a professional environment.

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Historic performance by Juvenil “D” to remain leaders and unbeaten

Juvenil “D” approached Matchday 25 in excellent form, following a 10-0 win over Mairena in the previous round and a midweek friendly victory. Their opponents, Santa Clara, sitting 14th in the standings, were unable to contain the attacking power of a side that remains unbeaten, with only one draw all season.

The match was effectively decided in the opening minutes. In the 3rd minute, Alejandro Piña, the league’s top scorer, opened the scoring with a composed lob over the goalkeeper. Just one minute later, Raúl Martínez made it two, and within ten minutes he completed a hat-trick, highlighting the team’s early dominance. The fourth goal came from an Olympic goal, underlining the attacking quality on display.

The intensity did not drop. In the 15th minute, Alejandro Piña scored again, and shortly after, the team extended their lead through Javier Geniz and two more goals from Piña, who reached a poker (four goals).

Before halftime, Juvenil “D” further increased their advantage with six additional goals. Estefan Mario scored twice, Lucas Serna added another, and Alejandro Piña netted three more, closing a first half of maximum attacking efficiency with a commanding 0-14.

After the break, the team maintained control, although with a slightly reduced tempo. Even so, they added seven more goals: two from Ángel Torres, one from Zach Bluestone, and another from Alpha Diallo. In the closing stages, Raúl Martínez completed his four-goal haul, while Alejandro Piña finished with an outstanding eight goals, capping a remarkable individual performance.

With this result, the team managed by Rafa Ortega and Alonso López reinforces its solid lead at the top of the table and heads into the next match with the opportunity to secure the league title with four games still to play, capping a season of outstanding performance.

Starting XI: Aaron Ang, Daniel Pro, Alejandro Ruiz, Javier Geniz, Ben Khamishon, Estefan Mario, Diego Díez, Emilio Díez, Alejandro Piña, Raúl Martínez y Lucas Serna.

Substitutes: Daniel Morilla, Pablo Jiménez, Ángel Torres, Antonio Asencio, Alpha Diallo y Zach Bluestone.

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Big win at the Training Ground

Sevilla “D” entered matchday 21 following a friendly victory and positioned in the upper-mid section of the standings. Their opponents, El Ronquillo, currently at the bottom, were unable to contain the attacking strength of the home side.

The match began with intensity, and the first clear chance came in the 8th minute. Just two minutes later, Edu Mangles opened the scoring with a powerful shot into the far corner from inside the box. Mangles doubled the lead in the 16th minute, finishing off an assist from Parker Byas, capping a great start.

The third goal came from a cross that resulted in an own goal by the visiting defense. In the 33rd minute, Abdullah Aljirafi, the team’s top scorer, capitalized on an assist from Mangles to finish confidently in a one-on-one situation. Before halftime, Manu Cruzado scored a stunning strike from the edge of the area, making it 5-0.

The second half followed the same pattern. Just three minutes after the restart, Edu Mangles completed his hat-trick, netting the sixth goal. In the 56th minute, Tomás del Grosso scored from a corner kick and later added another by redirecting a shot from the edge of the box, extending the lead to 8-0.

The home side’s dominance continued as Pablo de la Rosa scored the ninth goal after collecting a rebound and firing from distance. Abdullah Aljirafi added his second of the match to reach double digits, and finally Fidel Morán closed the scoring with the definitive 11-0.

The team managed by Óscar Olomo displayed great attacking efficiency and complete control throughout the 90 minutes, reinforcing their strong run of form.

Starting XI: Mamour Sené, Fabián Rodríguez, Gavyn Nobles, Gonzalo García, Parker Byas, Tristán Figueroa, Edu Mangles, Manu Cruzado, Kohen Caminiti, Fidel Morán and Abdullah Aljirafi.

Substitutes: Mario Rodríguez, Khalid Aljirafi, Alejandro Gonzálvez, Áron Németh, Pablo de la Rosa, Tomás del Grosso and Borja Tellado.

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Sevilla “D” secure convincing victory over Marlex International at the training ground

On March 19, the Ciudad Deportiva José Ramón Cisneros Palacios hosted a friendly match between Sevilla FC “D” and Marlex International, providing the Sevilla side with another opportunity to continue strengthening its competitive development.

From the opening whistle, Sevilla D displayed a clear attacking approach and control of the game, creating several dangerous chances in the opposition’s area. The team registered four clear goal-scoring opportunities within the first twenty minutes, although they were unable to convert.

The visitors responded in the 23rd minute with a chance that was confidently dealt with by goalkeeper Mario Rodríguez, who kept the score level.

Towards the end of the first half, the home side increased their intensity and were rewarded. First, through a major chance by Eduardo Mangles, whose one-on-one effort narrowly missed the target. Shortly after, just before halftime, Sevilla D took the lead following an unfortunate defensive clearance, which resulted in an own goal.

After the break, Sevilla D stepped up their performance, showing greater solidity both defensively and offensively. The team successfully neutralized the opponent’s attacking efforts while improving their efficiency in front of goal.

In the 63rd minute, Kohen Caminiti doubled the lead by converting a corner kick, scoring the second goal of the match. In the closing stages, Sevilla D confirmed their dominance with a third goal, sealing a convincing 3–0 victory.

This win allows Sevilla D to build confidence and positive momentum ahead of their next league fixture, scheduled for Sunday, March 22, against El Ronquillo.

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Juvenil “D” secure a win over Moura International Academy in a friendly match

The Juvenil “D” played a friendly match on March 18 against Moura International Academy at the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Ground, arriving in good form after their recent league win over Mairena.

The game began in a fairly balanced manner, although the Sevilla side gradually took control, enjoying more possession and creating the first chances. Despite their dominance, the Portuguese team took the lead through an isolated action, finishing with a header.

After the break, tactical adjustments from the coaching staff made an impact. Juvenil “D” stepped forward, showing greater depth and consistency in attack.

The equaliser came through Estefan Mario, who capitalised on a rebound from the goalkeeper following a cross. Shortly after, Lucas Serna completed the turnaround after an assist from Alejandro Ruiz, taking advantage of a defensive error.

In the closing stages, the home side asserted their dominance. Estefan Mario added his second goal with a well-taken free kick, and the fourth was scored by Alejandro Piña, finishing off a fine team move assisted by Raúl Martínez.

The team ended the match demonstrating resilience, strong second-half performance, and an impressive attacking display.

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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 “D” falls at the Alfredo Librero

Matchday 20 of the league competition delivered an engaging contest at the Alfredo Librero Municipal Stadium, where Aznalcóllar, sitting seventh in the standings, hosted Sevilla “D”, who came into the match in fifth place. Both sides entered the fixture following defeats against the top two teams in the table, adding further significance to the encounter.

The match began with Sevilla “D” asserting control, taking the initiative early on and attempting to dictate the tempo through ball possession. During this opening phase, the visitors created several promising chances, with the clearest opportunity falling to Pedro Berruezo in the 20th minute, though he was unable to convert.

Despite the visitors’ early pressure, Aznalcóllar opened the scoring in the 32nd minute following a wide attacking move that ended with a precise pass into the box, finished off by the home forward to make it 1-0. Just before halftime, Pedro Berruezo had another clear chance to level the score, but his effort narrowly missed the target.

After the break, the home side extended their lead in the 58th minute with a powerful strike from the edge of the area, resulting from a well-worked set-piece routine. The 2-0 scoreline forced Sevilla “D” to push forward, and they found a way back into the game in the 70th minute when Borja Tellado reduced the deficit following a set-piece situation.

Just one minute later, the visitors had a golden opportunity to equalize, but the home defense managed to block multiple attempts, preserving their advantage.

In the closing stages, the match became more balanced, with both teams cautious in their approach. However, in the 89th minute, Aznalcóllar sealed the victory by capitalizing on a defensive error in the build-up from the visiting goalkeeper, setting the final score at 3-1.

Starting XI: Mario Rodríguez, Parker Byas, Borja Tellado, Gavyn Nobles, Tomás Del Grosso, Fidel Morán, Manu Cruzado, Pablo García, Abdullah Aljirafi, Álvaro Perea, and Pedro Berruezo.

Substitutes: Bob Almenas, Alejandro Gonzálvez, Khalid Aljirafi, Tristán Figueroa, Edu Mangles, Gonzalo García, and Kohen Caminiti.