La Cartuja remains the venue for the Copa del Rey final | OneFootball

This Monday, the Board of Directors of the Royal Spanish Football Federation has approved that the La Cartuja Stadium will be the venue for the Copa del Rey final. It will serve as the venue for the next three seasons, which will take place in 2026, 2027, and 2028. The city of Seville has been chosen after six seasons of hosting the final of the knockout competition.

La Cartuja has been chosen as the venue for the Copa del Rey final, and the president of the RFEF, Rafael Louzán, was the one who announced the decision. He did so in a public appearance at the end of the board meeting, held in Seville, accompanied by the President of the Junta de Andalucía, Juanma Moreno, and the Mayor of Seville, José Luis Sanz.

Rafael Louzán himself assured that “we are in this wonderful city and the Board of Directors of the RFEF has just awarded the venue for the Copa del Rey final to the city of Seville and the La Cartuja stadium. I want to thank the institutions for the effort they have made to reach this agreement, which is historic. This city has it all. We are very satisfied, and at the same time convinced that it will be a joy for the entire city to experience an extraordinary event again.”

In addition, the president stated: “The Copa del Rey is gaining much more prominence than it had in the past. For example, companies talk about the satisfaction they get from sponsoring this competition. Furthermore, at a time when we are leaders in the FIFA ranking at the national team level for the first time in history, both in men's and women's categories. This fills us with pride and also unites us.”

To conclude, he added: “For the RFEF, and for Spanish football, this is the best agreement in history with the Copa del Rey final. I want to congratulate the entire technical team of the RFEF and also those who made the proposal, on behalf of the Junta de Andalucía and the City Council of Seville. May this new agreement benefit the entire Andalusian citizenry and, of course, the city of Seville. We are heading to a great final in a few months.”

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