Sevilla Football Club (abbreviated as "Sevilla", English name: Sevilla FC), founded in 1890, is a professional football club located in the Andalusia region of Spain, nicknamed "Kings of the Europa League."
Sevilla Football Club is the oldest sports club in Spain, focusing on football. They were designated as the world's best club by the International Federation of Football History and Statistics in 2006 and 2007, becoming the first club to win this honor for two consecutive years.
The club has achieved multiple runner-up positions in domestic leagues, along with 1 La Liga championship, 5 Copa del Rey titles, and 1 Supercopa, earning the title of "King of the Europa League." Since winning their first title in the UEFA Europa League in 2006, the team has secured a total of 7 championships. In 2007, the team faced a tragic event when left-back Antonio Puerta sadly passed away due to a cardiac incident during a match, marking the most tragic event in the club's history.