LaLiga Santander: Sevilla FC are building a new museum almost five times larger than the current one

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Sevilla FC (LaLiga Santander) are building a new museum almost five times larger than the current one (825 square metres versus 170), that is to be inaugurated in late January or early February 2018, announced the Spanish club on 23/11/2017.

"The new Sevilla FC museum will boast 4 rooms with state of the art technology with huge screens and projectors. Everything will be set out on a timeline and visitors will be able to access a database of players, coaches, and chairmen. There will also be a space dedicated to the reserves and the female side, an area for children, a walk through Sevilla's old stadiums and a series of photo expositions," said the club.

Visitors "are going to see something they can't see in any other club - our five UEFA cups together,"
said Carlos Romero, director of the Sevilla FC Museum on 23/11/2017. The club won the Europa League in 2006, 2007, 2014, 2015 and 2016.

  • Sevilla FC are currently fifth in the 2017-18 LaLiga Santander Spanish first division (20 clubs); naming rights contract to the bank Santander since 2016. table after 13 games with 25 points (8…
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