Fran Gonzalez discusses move from Real Madrid to Sevilla this summer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 8, 2026, 10:40 AM
Last updated Nov 8, 2026

Fran Gonzalez, a young goalkeeper, has joined Sevilla from Real Madrid for €3 million following a lengthy academy stint. He explained that he felt his time at Real Madrid had come to an end and desired a new challenge. Though he has only made one appearance for Sevilla this season, Gonzalez expressed confidence in his readiness to compete for a first-team spot. He admitted that leaving Real Madrid was difficult but was drawn to Sevilla as a great opportunity for growth.
- •Fran Gonzalez signed with Sevilla after several years in Real Madrid's academy.
- •He felt ready for a new challenge, citing a desire to progress.
- •Gonzalez has made one appearance for Sevilla this season.
- •He expressed confidence in his ability to compete for a first-team role.
- 10:40 AMYahoo Sports — Fran Gonzalez explains his decision to leave Real Madrid – “You have other dreams”
"Fran Gonzalez was one of the less talked-about exits for Real Madrid in a summer that was saw a lot of action.The young goalkeeper, after multiple years with the club’s academy, left Real Madrid to ...
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