Sergio Ramos is nearing a takeover of Sevilla FC after reaching an agreement in principle over a deal valued at roughly €444 million, according to reports covering the negotiations. The proposal is led publicly by Ramos, a club legend who previously made 87 appearances for Sevilla across two spells. Multiple outlets say Ramos’s investment vehicle, Five Eleven Capital, negotiates with Sevilla’s current majority shareholders, and that key commercial terms are resolved after rounds of discussions. One report indicates the agreement is finalised after meetings held over consecutive days, while another describes the situation as an in-principle agreement, with remaining formalities pending. The overall valuation is reported slightly differently across sources, with figures cited around €444 million and up to about €450 million, and at least one report referencing a €400 million deal. All accounts describe Ramos as the prominent face of the consortium and link the ownership initiative to Five Eleven Capital. The takeover still requires rubber-stamping or final approvals before it can be completed.