European champions in systemic crisis.

Sevilla is in decline.

The 2025/26 season is turning into a nightmare for Sevilla, a club that has won the Europa League many times. Not only is the first team struggling, but the entire system, from the reserves to the youth teams, is in a state of alarm.

The team led by Luis Garcia Plaza is still caught in a spiral of instability. Constant squad changes and inconsistent performance have left them struggling to maintain their position. However, the more worrying issue lies behind the scenes, where they should be providing a source of future talent.

Sevilla Atletico's reserve team has been officially relegated to the Segunda RFEF after finishing last in Group B of the Primera RFEF. This is the culmination of a disappointing season. The club changed three coaches, from Jeses Galvan, Luci Martin to Marco Garcia, but none could stop the decline.

Sevilla C's situation is no better. The team is currently 15th in Group X of the Tercera RFEF, placing them in the relegation play-off zone. They are only two points above the direct relegation zone, with two difficult matches remaining. Despite reinforcements from Sevilla Atlético, the risk of relegation remains very real.

At the youth level, the picture isn't much brighter either. The Juvenil team, once considered the pride of the Sevilla academy, currently only finished third in the División de Honor Juvenil. More importantly, they failed to qualify for the King's Youth Cup. This is a major disappointment, reflecting a decline in the quality of their youth training.

Sevilla are battling to avoid relegation this season.

The string of poor results across all levels shows that the problem is no longer confined to a single team. Sevilla is facing a general decline in quality and continuity. When the youth teams are no longer producing a stable source of players, the first team also struggles to maintain competitiveness.

The club's only bright spot comes from the Sevilla FC Femenino women's team. This team once competed for a European cup spot. However, four consecutive defeats recently have seen them drop to seventh place in Liga F. Nevertheless, under the leadership of David Losada, their goal of avoiding relegation is almost achieved.

Not long ago, Sevilla was considered one of the most stable youth systems in Spain. But this season has exposed its weaknesses. When both the first team and the midfield are underperforming, the problem cannot be solved in the short term.

Sevilla is at a critical juncture. Without drastic changes in management and development strategy, the consequences of the 2025/26 season could last for years. This is no longer just the story of one team, but a crisis affecting the entire system.

Source: https://znews.vn/nha-vo-dich-chau-au-khung-hoang-toan-he-system-post1648050.html