A group of angry supporters forced their way into Sevilla’s training ground after recent poor results.
Sevilla FC has come out strongly after a shocking incident at their José Ramón Cisneros Palacios training ground, where a group of fans gathered and caused damage. The crowd, seen in videos shared widely online, was shouting, lighting flares, and eventually broke down the entrance gate.
Players Trapped After Another Defeat
Following a disappointing loss to Celta Vigo, which left the team dangerously close to the relegation zone, Sevilla’s squad returned to the training center. But due to the aggressive scene outside, they remained stuck inside for safety reasons, unable to leave.
Club Vows to Go After Those Behind the Chaos
In an official statement, the club condemned the incident and made it clear they would pursue legal action. They especially warned those who exposed personal details of players and staff online, calling it a criminal act and promising to trace and punish the individuals responsible.
Protest Is Allowed, But Not Violence
While Sevilla admitted the team’s performance has been below expectations—now winless in eight straight matches—the club reminded fans that peaceful protests are welcome. However, actions involving damage, threats, or any form of violence will lead to serious consequences.
Key Matches Ahead as Season Nears End
Sevilla’s next challenge is a huge match against Las Palmas, another side fighting to avoid the drop. After that, they take on league giants Real Madrid before ending the campaign against Villarreal. The pressure is now heavier than ever, both on and off the pitch.
