Sergio Ramos, former captain for both Sevilla and Real Madrid, has publicly addressed accusations leveled by several major Sevilla shareholders regarding the structure of his investment group’s bid for the club. The shareholders contended that the initial proposed valuation of 440 million euros was substantially reduced to approximately 220 million euros, characterizing the revised figure as the lowest offer ever received by the club. During a recent press conference, Ramos refuted these claims.
He clarified that the current proposal submitted by the Five Eleven group maintains a minimum value of 362 million euros. According to Ramos, the comprehensive plan involves the acquisition of up to 85% of the club’s shares, coupled with a planned recapitalization amounting to 120 million euros. Furthermore, the structure includes scheduled payments to existing shareholders disbursed across two distinct phases.
Ramos emphasized that any adjustments made to the initial offer were executed following recommendations provided by La Liga officials and independent financial advisors. The stated objective of these modifications is to ensure the long-term financial stability and strengthening of the club’s operational framework. Ramos maintained that the revised offer is designed to meet the club’s current strategic needs while respecting the interests of the existing ownership base.
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