At the shareholders’ meeting, the council’s management and the 2022–2023 annual accounts were rejected. Thus was the budget, which once more turned negative.
Fresh episode in the Sevilla Football Club’s main floor. The organization’s annual shareholders’ meeting was held on Monday. The top executives of the organization, along with a few significant shareholders—including José María del Nido Benavente, who had a falling out with the current president, José Castro Carmona—met in the Meliá Los Lebreros Hotel basement to discuss a number of matters, including the club’s management for the 2022–2023 season. The management has been formally dismissed by the shareholders’ meeting.
The examination was governed by the seventh point, and
where appropriate, the Board of Directors’ management’s approval for the year that concluded on June 30, 2023. With 41.24% of the vote in favor and 56.99% of the vote against, this was rejected. The evaluation of the Annual Accounts, the Non-Financial Information Statement, and the Distribution of results for the completed year was not done at points six, eight, or nine.
Regarding the budgets, the current squad cost 193 million euros, while the remaining expenses increased to 83 million euros. This resulted in a negative outcome of 21.9 million euros after taxes. Cruz emphasised that, in this regard, “there are 6 million fewer losses compared to last year, even though both were negative.”
