Sevilla Football Club

A digital magazine about Sevilla FC

Sevilla Football Club is an independent digital magazine focused on the history and collective memory of Sevilla Fútbol Club. It is not an official club publication; it is an editorial project bringing together interviews, historical features, anecdotes, and visual material about the team.

Stories and features

• Interviews: Conversations with figures connected to Sevilla FC, including Pepe Sedeño, Juan Armet “Kinké,” and Baby Acosta.
• History and anecdotes: Articles on episodes such as the Burns night in 1890, the 1935 Copa de España, and the 1945–46 league title.
• Photo galleries: Images from first-team matches and collections of trading cards from different seasons.
• Store: Commemorative shirts, including the short-sleeve “Colorao” design.

Editorial approach

The publication combines sports journalism with historical preservation. Contributors include Manolo Ruiz, and the site has collaborated with outlets such as Estadio Deportivo. It also covers personal stories connected to Sevilla supporters, including the story of Abuela Remedios and her meeting with Frederic Kanouté.

The magazine is based in Seville and publishes digital content about the club’s history and community.