Monchi gives his honest opinion on Sergio Ramos’ purchase of Sevilla

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The irruption of Sergio Ramos in the process of purchase of Sevilla Through a fund like Five Eleven Capital, it generates a lot of interest on football forums in the Seville capital. Overall, the former Real Madrid player has the support of Sevillismo and even authorized voices such as Monchi endorses the capacity and the camera’s intentions.

“Sergio He has experience, I know he is a Sevilla player. Leaving aside what happened in the past, I know he is a Sevilla player. Last year he came back, because he has that feeling. If you have the support of shareholders, who have to buy shares and want to dedicate yourself to this, I don’t see that as a bad thing”, he assessed his possible entry into Sevilla.

“I think that If he got into it, it was knowingly. Sergio won everything, everything, everything at Real Madrid. At Sevilla he had no luck or opportunity because he left early. He’s a guy with a big ego, I mean that positively. Maybe he’ll say: ‘Hey, I think I can make Sevilla a champion'”, commented the former sporting director of Sevilla, who at the moment wants to discard the project despite the speculation: “I’ve experienced so many things that my motivation is for Sevilla to be doing well, but I don’t have that hunger. I won 11 titles, played 19 or 20 finals. My hunger is my sevilism. And today I satisfy that by singing Akor Adams’ goal from the penalty spot, as if I were the sporting director, or as just another Sevilla fan among the 40,000 who were on the field.”

The one from San Fernando, who made these statements in a podcast ‘La Tasca’, He’s not thinking about being president either. from Seville. “I don’t, if I have fewer shares than you. I have 22 or 24 shares. It’s not something that… no, no. I’m 53 years old, I’ve been here 38 years, let me rest,” he said.

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Monchi, of course, is attentive to the daily news about Sevilla and their difficulties in qualifying. However, he blindly believes in Matías Almeyda’s work. “I am experiencing this with concern. I think he is in good hands as a coach. He knows and feels the pulse of the locker room. Just see how players look when they lose. He was a colleague of mine, a magnificent year, we fell in January, I think. This worries me because he is in 12th”, he says.

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