First team

RECORD NUMBER OF MEMBERS FOR THE SECOND YEAR IN A ROW

08/09/2018

Both the number of members and the number of season ticket holders are higher than they have ever been. The non-seated members, both category red and white, have also had a huge increase among Sevillistas.

The loyalty of the Sevillistas towards their team and the ambition to continue growing in all areas has given rise to a further increase in renewals and subscriptions for the 2018/19 season. For the second year in a row, Sevilla FC have surpassed their previous number of members, establishing a new club record this season of 42,836, beating the previous record of 39,820 set last season.

Furthermore, another statistic that Sevillistas can boast about is the notable growth seen in the number of season ticket holders for the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán, which has reached 39,438 this year, yet another record, beating the number from the 2017/18 season. As can be seen, almost all the membership records have been broken this year: the record number of members from the 2006/07 season of 41,872 and the number of season ticket holders from the previous season of 37,673 have both been surpassed. The number of members without seats is yet to be broken, with the record standing at 4,815 from the 2006/07 season.

For the second year in a row a new record has been set for the number of season ticket holders, with 39,438 for the 2018/19 season.

Looking at this number, we must highlight the success of the new membership options launched by the club for those who wanted to opt for a non-seated membership in either of the two categories, red or white. Subsequently, there have been 3,398 members who have opted to sign up to this option. The number of category red non-seated membership holders under the age of five from last season stand at 3,110, while the category white non-seated membership has been chosen by 288 Sevillistas.

Both the red and white non-seated membership cards allow you to attend youth team and ladies' matches at home, as well as offering you discounts and promotions. More specifically, the red membership allows you to maintain antiquity and to have, for example, the right to purchase tickets for finals and to purchase tickets for 50% of the price in two matches, in accordance with the terms and conditions of the club and availability. The white membership does not allow you to maintain antiquity but offers advantages, such as not having to pay a registration fee to become a season ticket holder if you choose to do so, or having priority over the general public to purchase season tickets that are left over after renewals for the next season are finalised.