Sevilla has initiated a significant shift in its management as they prepare for the next season, starting with the departure of Antonio Cordon as Sporting Director. With La Liga safety secured for the upcoming year, the club can now focus on future strategies.

The most notable development involves a takeover bid led by Sergio Ramos, who has reached an agreement with the current majority shareholders. Although details regarding potential changes remain scarce, there were earlier speculations about Ramos possibly bringing back the esteemed sporting director Monchi, who has since signed with Espanyol.

Antonio Cordon will officially leave Sevilla on May 31 after mutually agreeing to terminate his contract, which had two years remaining. Reports from Matteo Moretto indicate that Cordon has graciously waived the remainder of his salary to facilitate this decision, marking a smooth and amicable exit.

In addition to the sporting director's exit, questions loom over the future of manager Luis Garcia Plaza. Following a loss to Real Madrid, Plaza expressed uncertainty regarding his position, stating, "I don’t know if I’ll stay... Everything should have followed its course, but it seemed like everything else was more important than the match." He emphasized the need for clarity and support from the club, indicating he would be willing to leave if not wanted.

No potential replacements for either position have been discussed yet, as all decisions are likely to be postponed until the new ownership is officially in place. Plaza currently holds a contract for the next season.