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After a process meticulously prepared over months, the sale of Sevilla to an international group led by Sergio Ramos has turned into a media battle. The deal is practically broken with just two days left before the exclusivity period expires on May 31.
The tension is so high that Sergio Ramos himself has called a press conference at a hotel in the Andalusian capital for next Monday. The former Cameroonian footballer intends to lay out the reasons behind his new proposal and reveal information that, according to those close to him, will not reflect well on the majority shareholders.
The breakdown following the change in script has infuriated the sellers, who describe Sergio Ramos's new offer as 'the worst of all offers received. ' The parties had been working on the framework signed in January: the purchase of 85% of shares for 275 million euros, assuming 85 million in debt, and a capital increase of 80 million (440 million in total).
However, last Wednesday's new offer completely changed the landscape.
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