Sevilla sporting director: The president is 100% committed to the club, something I have never seen before

November 20th Recently, Sevilla Sports Director Antonio Cordon was a guest on Seville Radio's "Librey Directo" program. He talked about the latest situation of the team, the huge debt faced by the team, winter window transfers, club president and other topics.

■Cordon once set "staying happy" as the team's goal this summer, but this time his words were more direct and even cruel.

Cordon said: "We are not yet in a position to talk about participating in the European war. To do so would be to deceive the fans. We just want to score as many points as possible one game at a time, regardless of whether new players will arrive. The goal we have set for ourselves this season is 41 points."

■Cordon attributed the team's current difficulty in ranking to the club's huge debt

Cordon said: "Sevilla is working hard to recover and needs to go through another summer and then the next summer. , Sevilla can truly be able to get rid of debt. This does not mean that we will not be competitive in the next few years, but when you drop from a lineup worth 280 million euros to 80 million euros, the competition method cannot be the same."

"This is like climbing Mount Everest. In these rounds, we have only climbed to the base camp, and the next step is to rush to the top. This kind of reconstruction cannot be completed in a winter window or a summer window. Process to increase the budget, which is very restrictive for us. "

■Cordon also talked about the upcoming winter transfer window

"We will decide what to do based on the economic situation, possible injuries or departures, so as to prepare solutions for various situations. Fans must understand that we still have ten games from now to the end of the winter window to solve a large part of the season."

■ Cordon praised the current chairman Jose Maria Del Nido Carrasco

Cordon said: "Everyone has his own way of expression. To be honest, I don't like to beat around the bush, I say what I feel and see. I have come into contact with many presidents, and they all work very hard, but they also have their own companies and businesses and cannot devote 100% to the club. And Jose Maria is truly 100% committed to the club. This is the first time I have encountered such a situation."