matias Almeida Returns to Sevilla as Head Coach: A New Chapter Begins
in a meaningful move for both matias Almeida and Sevilla FC, teh former Argentine midfielder has been appointed as the head coach of the Spanish club on a three-year contract. This decision comes after Sevilla narrowly avoided relegation last season, and the club is now looking to revitalize its fortunes under Almeida’s leadership. With a rich history as a player for Sevilla, Almeida’s return marks a hopeful new begining for the team.
at 51 years old, Almeida’s coaching journey has been quite dynamic. He previously managed AEK Athens, where he led the team to a domestic double in his first season. his playing career began at River plate, where he spent five years before moving to Sevilla in 1996, marking his entry into European football. Over the years, he played for several prestigious clubs, including Lazio, Inter milan, and Parma, before retiring in 2011. Notably, Almeida also represented Argentina in 40 international matches, participating in the 1998 and 2002 World Cups. After hanging up his boots, he quickly transitioned into coaching, starting with River Plate.
Almeida’s coaching stint at AEK Athens was promising, leading to a contract extension until 2028. However, following a disappointing season, he parted ways with the club last month. Now, as he steps into the role of head coach at sevilla, fans and players alike are eager to see how his experience and passion will shape the team’s future. With Almeida at the helm, Sevilla aims to reclaim its status in european football and embark on a successful campaign in the upcoming season.
