TheMaestro
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Chapter 1: The Beginning
It seems like not so long ago that Sevilla were inevitably winning the Europa League every season, and they've won the competition an astonshing 7 times since the 2005-06 season. They managed to win it in 2022-23 as well, but finished winless and bottom of their Champions League group. Domestically, things did not fare much better, with the club languishing in 14th spot. There'll be no European competition this time next season, and the club may have to wait a while for their return.
We'll be starting back from the beginning of the 2023/24 season, aiming to have a bit more success in La Liga, and possibly also aiming for a 3rd place finish in our Champions League group, which would see us drop down to the Europa League.
In real life, the club have just hired Javier Garcia Pimenta from Las Palmas, where he guided them to the safety of 16th place. It made sense therefore to reflect that change in game, and he'll be the manager that looks to guide Sevilla back to success.
Sevilla aren't the club that they used to be, but expectations are still decently high from the board. They expect us to get out of our Champions League group, as well as qualify for the Europa League through the league. Considering that they didn't come close to either of these achievements in real life, it'll be a tough ask to manage both in game.
It seems like not so long ago that Sevilla were inevitably winning the Europa League every season, and they've won the competition an astonshing 7 times since the 2005-06 season. They managed to win it in 2022-23 as well, but finished winless and bottom of their Champions League group. Domestically, things did not fare much better, with the club languishing in 14th spot. There'll be no European competition this time next season, and the club may have to wait a while for their return.
We'll be starting back from the beginning of the 2023/24 season, aiming to have a bit more success in La Liga, and possibly also aiming for a 3rd place finish in our Champions League group, which would see us drop down to the Europa League.
In real life, the club have just hired Javier Garcia Pimenta from Las Palmas, where he guided them to the safety of 16th place. It made sense therefore to reflect that change in game, and he'll be the manager that looks to guide Sevilla back to success.
Sevilla aren't the club that they used to be, but expectations are still decently high from the board. They expect us to get out of our Champions League group, as well as qualify for the Europa League through the league. Considering that they didn't come close to either of these achievements in real life, it'll be a tough ask to manage both in game.