Sevilla FC appoints its new president

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By: Manu Tournoux

Sevilla FC appoints its new president

It’s the end of an era in Seville. After 10 successful years as president of the Andalusian club, José Castro Carmona left his position. This Sunday, Seville formalized the inauguration of José María del Nido Carrasco to replace him. The 66-year-old had previously served as vice-secretary of the board, secretary, advisor and vice-president of the club.

“The board of directors of Sevilla FC, meeting in the morning of this Sunday, December 31, approved the appointment of José María del Nido Carrasco as new president of the entity, who took office from today . The club would like to thank José Castro Carmona, until now president, for his work as leader over the last ten years, one of the most successful periods of the entity, with a sporting record of five cups of the UEFA Europa League, among others”indicates the Seville press release.

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