How Much Will Sergio Ramos Earn as Sevilla FC Owner?

A promising piece of news for fans in Seville as they potentially are on the verge of calling one of their former players, Sevilla owner Sergio Ramos. According to Fabrizio Romano, the former Real Madrid star is reportedly very close to becoming the new majority owner of Sevilla FC.

The 40-year-old is rumored to be part of an investment group in a deal worth around €450 million. The deal has prompted fans to wonder about Sergio Ramos Sevilla earnings and whether he will earn more than he did during all his playing years combined.

The former UEFA Champions League winner had been in negotiations with the club's major shareholders for the past few weeks, and it seems the reports suggest a breakthrough has taken place during the talks. According to Diario AS, the agreement was reached following lengthy meetings at the club offices on Monday between the two parties.

The report suggests that the group has convinced the current majority owners of their payment guarantees and is now only awaiting the signing of the contracts and the green light from the High Court for Sport.

How Much Will Sergio Ramos Earn As Sevilla Owner?

While there is no clear indication about what he will earn as the new majority owner, Sergio Ramos will get a significant upgrade on his pay package from his time as a player at Sevilla. The former PSG defender was reportedly earning a salary of $4 million per year during his time with Liga MX club Monterrey.

Ramos follows former teammate and Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo, who had recently bought a 25% stake in La Liga 2 side UD Almeria. While Sergio Ramos Sevilla earning has not yet been made public, the expectation is that he will be earning a significant amount of money, much higher than his career as a player.

Sergio Ramos net worth is estimated to be around $80-85 million as of early 2026.

What is Sevilla FC Net Worth?

Despite their ongoing struggles on the field, the Sevilla net worth is estimated to have an enterprise value of around €372 million as of June 2020. The Andalusian club is in the midst of fighting relegation this ‌season after a poor campaign, and only three points separate the club from the dreaded relegation zone in the Spanish top flight.