** Cordón on Badé, Juanlu, and the issue of registrations
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** Antonio Cordón, sports director of Sevilla, talked to the media after the presentation of Odysseas Vlachodimos to analyze the current status of the club's sports planning. ##17## The issue of registrations "I look at it towards the end of the summer, towards September 1st, which is when everything really ends. All of this is very volatile, very dynamic, and every day can change. We are at a moment where things can happen very quickly, but we still have fifteen days left." Not everyone will be available for San Mamés "We will go to San Mamés with whatever is necessary. Eleven will play against eleven, and we will see. We are very excited about playing the match with whatever group is needed. We continue working to be able to arrive with a good team and then on to the next match. No worries. Every day I am enthusiastic. We focus on where we want to be, and that excites me a lot. For San Mamés, we have absences due to minor injuries, but we are calm. The most important thing for us is to build a team, and it is gaining incredible strength. Registration and signings are important, they will come, but we have an important weapon, which is the strength of the team." Cordón sends a message of reassurance "Let's not reach Sunday, it seems like we have to give a diplomatic response. We are calm; it is not a tragedy. The coach is calm, he knew just like I did how the circumstances could arise, and we know that it is a job that was going to happen this way, like the rest of the teams until the transfer window closes, there will be many players who will not be registered. There are rules that must be followed. There are negotiations, work is being done. We are convinced that they will be registered, but we will not cry about it." Did Antonio Cordón expect this? "Yes and no. Almost all Spanish teams are in more or less similar circumstances. There must be 50 or 70 players who are not registered. We always comment that Sevilla, in the circumstances it is in, must sell assets. There are players with significant salaries that we have, and we seek solutions for them, always beneficial for their families. We continue to work with a good line, with dialogue and good harmony. When all that happens, we will reach a good outcome." How is this handled with the players? "Like everything in life. By talking. In all situations of imbalance, the best thing is to talk and discuss. Things are said as they are, they are explained, and that's it. There is no need to dramatize. These are normal things that happen. We talk, they understand, and nothing happens." Juanlu and Badé #3192# #3369# “We have several conversations. One thing is what comes out in the press, but I can tell you that there are many open conversations. Today, Sevilla is a club that continues to attr