While the focus is on the majority stake, the approximately 13 percent of shares belonging to the insurer A-CAP, formerly of 777 Partners, would not be included in the acquisition package. This leaves Ramos and his partners with a clear path to dominance without needing to consolidate every minor shareholder under their umbrella.
In any case, besides the initial investment for the purchase of the shares, the new owners will need to make a significant capital increase of around €100 million to sanitize the entity’s damaged accounts. This cash injection is seen as vital for the club's future stability, ensuring that if Ramos does take the reigns, he does so with the financial flexibility required to restore Sevilla to the upper echelons of European football.