Sevilla raise €108m as it puts covid losses in rear view and looks to keep up with Europe’s elite
March 13 – LaLiga’s Sevilla have agreed a 10-year refinancing valued at €108 million. This club said the new money will provide long-term stability following a period of post-COVID losses, and empower the execution its strategic plan with “full effectiveness”.
The agreement gives the club short-term liquidity without having to turn to capital increases or monetise through the sale of club businesses or assets (the so-called ‘financial levers’ that FC Barcelona have used to stay solvent).
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