The Battle in the Boardroom

I do believe potentially 1 or 2 of the families may have considered or wanted to take Ramos offer.

I know they all signed against in end but could explain the tension and reason why Carrion and Caroline Ales have stepped away from board.

They still got their shares but maybe there was major disagreements. I don’t believe Castro, junior or Del Nido Senior wanted to sell.

Gujarro guy didn’t resign either so maybe he didn’t. Perez Solano as secretary has a cushy job as secretary so probably didn’t want to sell either.

There been a split but ultimately if they all not on same page sale falls through.

We seen images and other Sevilla fans are saying Castro and junior hardly speak or look at each other now.

There is clearly massive tension but this is actually the worst thing because all this makes a sale even harder and more messy.

At one point it was just Del Senior seen as the enemy but now that is not the case.

Even though Del Nido isn’t in power he still holds a lot of cards as he biggest shareholder. If he wanted to sell that would get ball rolling more. However, he hasn’t for years as he taking the pact money and still harbours strong hopes eventually he will be president again after pact or at least on the board.

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Some really interesting developments that we haven’t really discussed. The board has given a green light for Goldman Sachs, an American investment and financial company, to find a buyer for Sevilla Football Club. Goldman Sachs will get a percentage of course and as the holder of the debt, will want to maximize the amount to include clearing off the old debt. There has been some proposals, but nothing official yet. The good thing about this, is it takes it out of the boards hands to mess up. I’m sure they will still find a way to inject their poison, but I see this as a positive development.

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