How many players share FC Barcelona and Sevilla FC?

There are exactly 23 players who have made official appearances for both FC Barcelona and Sevilla FC.

Who is the most valuable player to play for FC Barcelona and Sevilla FC?

Currently, Alexis Sanchez is among the highest-valued players to feature for both clubs.

Who is the oldest player to play for FC Barcelona and Sevilla FC?

Among the players in our database, Diego Maradona is the oldest player to have played for both clubs.

FC Barcelona

Sevilla FC

23 Players

💡 Did you know?

It is a remarkable piece of history that Diego Maradona played for both clubs in Spain. His tenure at FC Barcelona defined his arrival in Europe, but his eventual move to Sevilla FC in 1992 marked his emotional return to Spanish pitches. This shared connection with one of the greatest legends of the sport highlights the unique and storied path that many professionals have followed between these two iconic Spanish footballing destinations.

Players who played for FC Barcelona and Sevilla FC

23 players found in our database

Alexis Sanchez

• 37 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

141

Gls / Ast

46 / 38

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

2 / 1

Ivan Rakitic

• 38 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

310

Gls / Ast

35 / 42

Sevilla FC

Apps

323

Gls / Ast

51 / 63

Jules Kounde

• 27 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

173

Gls / Ast

10 / 20

Sevilla FC

Apps

133

Gls / Ast

9 / 3

Clement Lenglet

• 30 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

160

Gls / Ast

7 / 3

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

4 / 1

Dani Alves

• 42 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

408

Gls / Ast

22 / 105

Sevilla FC

Apps

249

Gls / Ast

16 / 38

Gerard Deulofeu

• 32 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

Gls / Ast

2 / 2

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

3 / 10

Javier Saviola

• 44 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

172

Gls / Ast

72 / 31

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

15 / 2

Adriano

• 41 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

189

Gls / Ast

17 / 23

Sevilla FC

Apps

222

Gls / Ast

19 / 17

Nolito

• 39 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

Gls / Ast

1 / 1

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

15 / 13

Denis Suarez

• 32 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

Gls / Ast

8 / 11

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

6 / 5

Seydou Keita

• 46 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

188

Gls / Ast

22 / 14

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

7 / 4

Luuk de Jong

• 35 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

Gls / Ast

7 / 1

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

19 / 5

Munir El Haddadi

• 30 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

Gls / Ast

12 / 9

Sevilla FC

Apps

113

Gls / Ast

25 / 6

Fernando Navarro

• 43 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

Gls / Ast

1 / 1

Sevilla FC

Apps

282

Gls / Ast

0 / 10

Martin Caceres

• 38 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

Gls / Ast

0 / 0

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

2 / 6

Aleix Vidal

• 36 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

Gls / Ast

4 / 11

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

6 / 15

Sergi Gomez

• 33 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

Gls / Ast

0 / 0

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

0 / 1

Sandro Ramirez

• 30 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

Gls / Ast

7 / 2

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

0 / 3

Alberto Botia

• 37 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

Gls / Ast

0 / 0

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

2 / 0

Marc Valiente

• 38 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

Gls / Ast

0 / 0

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

0 / 0

Pablo Alfaro

• 56 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

Gls / Ast

1 / 0

Sevilla FC

Apps

172

Gls / Ast

4 / 5

Robert Prosinecki

• 57 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

Gls / Ast

2 / 1

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

4 / 0

Diego Maradona

• 65 years

FC Barcelona

Apps

Gls / Ast

38 / 23

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

6 / 8

FC Barcelona & Sevilla FC

The historical relationship between FC Barcelona and Sevilla FC represents a vital axis of LaLiga, defined by high-stakes encounters that often decide domestic honors. While Barcelona relies on a distinct culture of possession and technical mastery, Sevilla FC embodies tactical resilience and fighting spirit, particularly recognized for their dominance in European competitions. Their clashes, whether in the Copa del Rey or the Supercopa, are always spectacles of tactical contrast. The Blaugrana's commitment to artistic play frequently faces the Sevilla's gritty, high-pressing approach at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán. This long-standing connection has created a rivalry that transcends simple points, as both sides prioritize excellence while pushing their squads to the absolute limit. It is a fundamental dynamic of Spanish football that consistently showcases the strategic evolution of the sport while maintaining the intense passion that defines both the Catalan and Andalusian fanbases.

Shared Players

The movement of players between Barcelona and Sevilla has been a defining feature of their interconnected history, shaping success stories on both sides. Stars like Dani Alves transitioned seamlessly from Sevilla to become icons in Catalonia, while Ivan Rakitic remains the ultimate symbol of success in both shirts. Players such as Jules Kounde, Clement Lenglet, and Seydou Keita have provided the tactical flexibility required at both clubs. The list of talent crossing the bridge includes Javier Saviola, Alexis Sanchez, Martin Caceres, Adriano, Luuk de Jong, Munir El Haddadi, Aleix Vidal, Denis Suarez, Nolito, Gerard Deulofeu, Fernando Navarro, Sergi Gomez, Sandro Ramirez, Alberto Botia, Marc Valiente, Pablo Alfaro, and Robert Prosinecki. Even the legendary Diego Maradona wore both jerseys, bridging the two clubs with his unparalleled talent. These players have created a tangible link that illustrates how both institutions have utilized similar player profiles to build their respective eras of domestic and international glory.