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Participation of Sevilla FC’s Medical Services Department in a prestigious sports medicine congress

The Riyadh Air Metropolitano Stadium in Madrid recently hosted over 2,000 attendees for the Isokinetic Conference 2025, a prestigious sports medicine congress that brought together numerous representatives from football clubs around the world, including Sevilla FC.

Among the more than 250 medical professionals in attendance, Sevilla FC was represented by Javier González Alcántara, a specialist from the club’s Youth Academy Medical Services. He presented one of the standout cases of the entire conference, featured in the panel “Integrating neurocognitive testing in a female soccer player after ACL injury.”

The presentation was the result of collaborative work by Matías Morán Bravo, Rafael Castaño Torres, Javier Orellana Montini, Julia Gutiérrez Rabadán, Ernesto Chao García, Macarena Prados Salinas, and Manuel Sanz Barrera.

The congress was organized by the Isokinetic Medical Group in collaboration with FIFA.

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Sevilla FC welcomes the students of the Football Coaching and Management Master’s program from Universidad Europea

Sevilla FC recently welcomed students from Universidad Europea, specifically from the Master’s program in Football Coaching and Management. This program, taught in English, delves into Spanish training methodology as applied to professional football.

The students visited the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium and took part in an immersive experience focused on Sevilla FC’s youth academy methodology. The visit included educational talks and observation sessions in key areas such as scouting, analysis, and coaching methodology. They also had the opportunity to meet Sevilla FC’s sporting director, Victor Orta, who encouraged them to continue their education and gain insights into other football markets.

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The Sevilla FC Business Academy welcomed students from the University of San Francisco de Quito

The Sevilla FC Innovation Center’s Business Academy program continues its activity and recently welcomed a group of students and faculty from the Universidad Católica de San Francisco de Quito (Ecuador). For the second consecutive year, students from the university chose Sevilla FC to enhance their education, attending training sessions led by professionals from key business areas of the club, such as Sponsorships, Marketing, Communications, and Digital.

The training took place at the Jesús Navas Stadium, located within the José Ramón Cisneros Palacios Training Complex, which the group toured to gain in-depth knowledge of its facilities. They also visited the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium, where they enjoyed a Stadium Tour and attended the match against Las Palmas to experience firsthand how the club operates on a match day.

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Sevilla FC showcases its commitment to artificial intelligence at IBM Think 2025

Sevilla Fútbol Club has once again demonstrated its strong commitment to technological innovation by participating, for the second consecutive year, in the prestigious IBM Think 2025 event, held in Boston, USA. In this edition, the Andalusian club focused its presentation on the strategic use of generative Artificial Intelligence, highlighting the implementation of Meta’s Llama model in tools developed by its sports department.

During a panel discussion centered on real-world applications of generative AI across various industries, Elías Zamora, Sevilla FC’s Chief Technology Officer (CTO), shared the stage with Ricardo López Barquilla, Vice President of AI at Meta, and Ritika Gunnar, General Manager of Data and AI at IBM. The conversation explored how the Llama model is transforming key processes in multiple sectors, particularly in the field of elite sports.

Zamora presented the case of Scout Advisor, a tool developed by the club that incorporates the Llama model to significantly enhance the efficiency of queries within its scouting report database. Thanks to this integration, the club’s scouting department can access critical player information more quickly and accurately, thus improving decision-making in recruitment and strategic planning.

In addition to its participation in the forum, Sevilla FC used its time in Boston to strengthen ties with other organizations that are part of the AI Alliance—an international coalition of tech companies and academic institutions promoting the open, ethical, and responsible development of artificial intelligence. Sevilla FC joined this alliance in March 2025, becoming one of the first sports clubs to do so.

With its presence at IBM Think 2025, Sevilla FC not only reinforces its position as a leader in applying advanced technology to sports, but also solidifies its role in the global AI ecosystem, aligning its innovation strategy with some of the world’s leading tech pioneers.

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Sevilla FC takes part in the WORLD FOOTBALL SUMMIT in Rabat

Sevilla Fútbol Club continues to demonstrate its commitment to its internationalization strategy and was present at the World Football Summit Africa 2025, held in Rabat, Morocco, on April 9th and 10th.

The club’s Head of International Sports Projects, José Collado, took part in one of the conference panels focused on the differences and similarities between European and African clubs. During the session, he was able to share key elements of the club’s internationalization plan and the strong results achieved in this process, particularly in the Middle East and Africa, with Morocco being one of the key countries in this growing development. He also highlighted cooperation agreements with the NPFL of Nigeria and the Future Falcons project in Saudi Arabia.

Furthermore, Sevilla FC’s participation in the WFS in Rabat reinforces the club’s commitment to knowledge exchange and global collaboration within the football industry, strengthening institutional relationships and gaining first-hand insights into the new realities and opportunities emerging across the global football landscape.

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Sevilla FC launches our Fitness Academy Program

Sevilla Fútbol Club continues to strengthen its educational programs through its Innovation Center and has officially launched its Fitness Academy program with the visit of a group of fitness coaches from the Polish Football Federation.

The PZPN group experienced an immersive journey, where they learned both the theoretical and practical aspects of the club’s physical preparation methodology, guided by various coaches and specialists from within the organization. They also had the opportunity to see the diagnostic center in action, understand the training methodology firsthand, and attend a youth friendly match between Sevilla FC’s Cadete A and Austria Vienna.

“The experience we’ve had over the last three days has been truly fantastic. We’ve discovered a very open club. Everyone here has a lot of knowledge, but they are also very willing to share it and their experiences with us. So yes, we’ve had a great time. The facilities are incredible. There are many fields, multiple gyms, lots of equipment and gear that we’ve been fortunate to access and use. The methodology is interesting. But yes, it’s really fascinating to see a solid methodology across all teams and a very well-defined playing model,” said Naomi Datson, a UEFA coach who accompanied the PZPN group during these training sessions.

For his part, Łukasz Radziminski, coordinator of the PZPN’s fitness coach course, also spoke highly of the visit to Sevilla FC, especially praising the human quality of the club’s professionals: “These days have given us so much—so much knowledge, so much practical insight—and we’ve had the opportunity to meet the great Sevilla FC family. We’ve met many excellent coaches. We’ve seen many impressive facilities. The methodology is truly outstanding. But I think the most important thing in the club, what gives us a complete picture of Sevilla FC, is its people. And the people at Sevilla FC are truly amazing. These individuals have made this club a top-tier, elite team.”

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El Sevilla FC inaugura su programa Fitness Academy

El Sevilla Fútbol Club sigue reforzando sus programas de formación impulsados por su Innovation Center y ha inaugurado su programa Fitness Academy con la visita de un grupo de profesionales de la preparación física de la Federación de Fútbol de Polonia. 

El grupo de preparadores físicos de la PZPN vivió una experiencia inmersiva en la que conocieron de forma teórica y práctica la metodología de preparación física del club de la mano de distintos técnicos y expertos en esta materia de la entidad. Asimismo, pudieron conocer de primera mano el funcionamiento del centro de diagnóstico, la metodología de entrenamientos y también presenciaron un amistoso de cantera entre el Cadete A del Sevilla FC y el Austria de Viena. 

“La experiencia que hemos tenido en los últimos tres días ha sido realmente fantástica. Hemos descubierto un club muy abierto. Todos tienen mucho conocimiento, pero también están muy dispuestos a compartir ese conocimiento y sus experiencias con nosotros. Así que sí, lo hemos pasado genial. Las instalaciones son increíbles. Hay muchos campos, múltiples gimnasios, mucho material y equipamiento al que hemos tenido la suerte de acceder y de poder utilizarlo. La metodología es interesante. Pero sí, realmente interesante ver una metodología sólida en todos los equipos y un modelo de juego muy bien definido”, valoró Naomi Datson, técnico de la UEFA, que acompañó al grupo de la PZPN en estas jornadas formativas. 

Por su parte, Łukasz Radziminski, coordinador del curso de preparadores físicos de la PZPN, también valoró positivamente la visita al Sevilla FC y, especialmente, la calidad humana de los profesionales de la entidad: “Estos días nos han dado mucho, mucho conocimiento, mucho conocimiento práctico y hemos tenido la oportunidad de conocer a la gran familia del Sevilla Fútbol Club. Hemos conocido a muchos grandes entrenadores. Hemos visto muchas instalaciones impresionantes. La metodología es realmente impresionante. Pero creo que lo más importante en el club, lo que nos da una visión completa del club, son sus personas. Y la gente del Sevilla Fútbol Club es realmente increíble. Y estas personas han hecho de este club un equipo de élite, de primer nivel”. 

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The Performance Academy is born, a program designed to take players to the next level

The Sevilla FC Academy has launched a new program: the Performance Academy, designed for footballers who aspire to reach the next level. The Sevilla FC training methodology offers players the opportunity to enhance their skills through high-performance training sessions at the club’s Ciudad Deportiva.

These sessions are designed and prepared by the Sevilla FC youth academy coaching staff, ensuring that players improve their technical, tactical, physical, and decision-making skills on the field. The program follows a methodology focused on individual development, guaranteeing visible progress in each player’s performance, enhancing their abilities, and preparing them to compete at the highest level.

All information is available at this LINK: https://sevillafcacademy.com/programa/academia-de-tecnificacion/.
Registration is now open and will close on May 16. To apply, please use the following email: [email protected].


Limited spots are available to ensure top-quality training and personalized attention for each player.

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Start the training revolution at Sevilla FC Academy

La plataforma digital ofrece información detallada sobre los distintos programas de formación: Football Camps, Performance Academy (Academia de tecnificación), Escuela de fútbol Antonio Puerta, Programas de Alto Rendimiento y Goalkeeping Academy (Academia de porteros).

This week, the new official website of Sevilla FC Academy has been launched—a platform designed to showcase all the training programs related to the expansion of the club’s working methodology in the sporting field. With this initiative, Sevilla FC takes another step forward in its commitment to sports and educational development, introducing a new website that becomes the go-to reference for players interested in being part of the club’s unique methodology.

The digital platform provides detailed information about various training programs, including Football Camps, Performance Academy, Escuela de fútbol Antonio Puerta, High-Performance Programs and Goalkeeping Academy.

Sevilla FC Academy aims to expand the club’s methodology by offering opportunities to young talents striving for sporting excellence. With programs tailored to different skill levels and age groups, the academy seeks to foster player growth under the same technical, tactical, and physical principles applied within the Sevilla FC youth system.

The new website will make it easier for players and families to access key information about joining this initiative. From registrations to news and events, the platform positions itself as the official channel to stay updated on all academy developments. This reaffirms the club’s commitment to taking its successful model beyond its borders and inspiring new generations of footballers worldwide.

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Taking part in the Employment and Entrepreneurship Fair of the UPO

The Pablo de Olavide University has presented the 9th edition of its Employment and Entrepreneurship Fair, which will be held in person on April 22 and 23, and online on April 24. The event, driven by the UPO (Pablo de Olavide University), aims to connect students with companies and entities from the productive sector. This edition will feature the Sevilla Innovation Center, as part of the program framed within the Sevilla FC Chair: university, business, and sport.

A new feature in this edition is the virtual phase of the Fair, which will be carried out through a new web platform. The Vice-Rector for Students, Employability, and Entrepreneurship, Amapola Povedano Díaz, highlighted this development during the opening ceremony, stating that “we aim for the 9th edition of the Employment and Entrepreneurship Fair to foster interaction between companies, institutions, and the talent generated by the university.”

The Employment and Entrepreneurship Fair will feature various information stands, a business pavilion, job offers, an exhibitor agenda, and a conference schedule. Students, who must register in advance to participate in the different activities, will be able to explore first-hand the job opportunities available after finishing their studies, as well as current labor market demands.

Through a virtual platform, students will be able to register for different meetings with companies, learn about their internship and hiring plans, sign up for in-person talks, submit their resumes to companies, and access the information provided by the various participating companies.

The Innovation Center will be present with an informative and innovative stand offering its training programs.

We look forward to seeing you in person on April 22 and 23 and online on April 24!

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Kickoff of the 8th Edition


The 8th edition of one of the most important master’s programs within the extensive educational offering of the Sevilla FC Innovation Center has arrived: the Master’s in Big Data applied to Football Scouting. This high-level course is designed to prepare scouts, analysts, and sports directors, among other key roles in the football industry.

The program provides students with the necessary tools to adapt to all situations within the world’s most popular sport while also diving into the crucial field of Big Data—an essential aspect in the training of future professionals.

Once again, the Sevilla FC Innovation Center opens its doors to aspiring professionals looking to specialize in scouting. This master’s program is ideal for football enthusiasts and offers a great opportunity to become a true expert in talent identification and analysis at a prestigious institution.

In previous editions, students of this program have had the chance to access top-tier internships and significant job opportunities with various football clubs worldwide. You can find all the details about this master’s program through this link.

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The winners of the 4th edition of the Blasco Garzón Awards have been chosen

The ‘Sevilla FC Chair: University, Business, and Sport’ at Pablo de Olavide University (UPO) opened the submission period for the 4th edition of the Manuel Blasco Garzón Award on January 29. This award recognizes excellence in the best Bachelor’s and Master’s Final Projects presented by UPO students, including both official degrees and lifelong learning programs.

Through this initiative, Sevilla FC, via its Innovation Center, aims to promote research, academic study, and knowledge transfer across various fields. The list of accepted submissions can be found at this link.

The Manuel Blasco Garzón Award pays tribute to the former Sevilla FC president, under whose leadership the club won two Andalusian Cups, hired its first team doctor, organized its first training camps, and hosted the Spanish Cup final at the Reina Victoria Stadium between FC Barcelona and Arenas Club de Getxo.

Blasco Garzón was also a key figure in Seville’s social and cultural life, serving as president of the Ateneo de Sevilla and promoting educational initiatives to improve cultural access in neighborhoods and combat illiteracy.