Matías Almeyda is no longer Sevilla manager | OneFootball

The Andalusian team confirmed the dismissal of the Argentine coach after 32 official matches in charge of the team, which is just three points above the relegation zone.

Matías Almeyda will not continue at Sevilla. The Andalusian club confirmed this Monday the dismissal of the Argentine coach, who arrived at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán bench in the summer of 2025 and managed 32 official matches, 29 in La Liga and 3 in the Copa del Rey. His departure comes at a delicate moment: the Blanquirrojo is 15th in the standings with 31 points, just three ahead of Martín Demichelis’s Mallorca, which is in the relegation zone.

The club bid farewell to the coach with a message on social media, thanking him for his work without further details: “Sevilla FC would like to thank Matías Almeyda and his staff for their work over these months and wishes them the best of luck in their future professional endeavors.” Standard words to close a cycle that never quite took off.

The 2-0 home defeat to Valencia in the last round ended up accelerating the decision. The team failed to pull away from the lower part of the table, and the proximity to the relegation spots made it unsustainable for the Argentine coach to continue, who had arrived with the mission of stabilizing a Sevilla side that has been struggling in recent years.

The next challenge for the Sevillian club will be an away match against Real Oviedo, a direct rival in the fight to avoid relegation. The new coaching staff, which has not yet been announced, will have to immediately take charge of a situation that can no longer afford any missteps.

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