How many players share Real Madrid and Sevilla FC?

There are exactly 19 players who have made official appearances for both Real Madrid and Sevilla FC.

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

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

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

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

Real Madrid

Sevilla FC

19 Players

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It is remarkable that Ivan Zamorano, after achieving great success in the Spanish league, became a pivotal figure for both clubs. The Chilean striker is remembered for his incredible scoring ability and work rate. His transition between these two historic teams is a testament to his class, as he left an indelible mark on both fanbases through his determination and his consistent ability to find the back of the net in crucial matches.

Players who played for Real Madrid and Sevilla FC

19 players found in our database

Isco

• 33 years

Real Madrid

Apps

353

Gls / Ast

53 / 58

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

1 / 3

Sergio Ramos

• 39 years

Real Madrid

Apps

671

Gls / Ast

101 / 40

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

10 / 1

Pablo Sarabia

• 33 years

Real Madrid

Apps

Gls / Ast

0 / 0

Sevilla FC

Apps

151

Gls / Ast

43 / 38

Jose Antonio Reyes

• 42 years

Real Madrid

Apps

Gls / Ast

7 / 4

Sevilla FC

Apps

252

Gls / Ast

40 / 50

Sergio Reguilon

• 29 years

Real Madrid

Apps

Gls / Ast

0 / 3

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

3 / 5

Alvaro Negredo

• 40 years

Real Madrid

Apps

Gls / Ast

0 / 0

Sevilla FC

Apps

180

Gls / Ast

85 / 27

Julio Baptista

• 44 years

Real Madrid

Apps

Gls / Ast

13 / 6

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

50 / 4

Chicharito

• 37 years

Real Madrid

Apps

Gls / Ast

9 / 9

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

3 / 0

Mariano Diaz

• 32 years

Real Madrid

Apps

Gls / Ast

12 / 3

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

0 / 1

Javier Saviola

• 44 years

Real Madrid

Apps

Gls / Ast

5 / 2

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

15 / 2

Diego Lopez

• 44 years

Real Madrid

Apps

Sevilla FC

Apps

Oscar Rodriguez

• 27 years

Real Madrid

Apps

Gls / Ast

0 / 0

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

2 / 2

Denis Cheryshev

• 35 years

Real Madrid

Apps

Gls / Ast

1 / 1

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

0 / 0

David Cobeno

• 43 years

Real Madrid

Apps

Sevilla FC

Apps

Carlos Aranda

• 45 years

Real Madrid

Apps

Gls / Ast

0 / 0

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

4 / 0

Jordi Lopez

• 45 years

Real Madrid

Apps

Gls / Ast

0 / 0

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

3 / 0

Davor Suker

• 58 years

Real Madrid

Apps

109

Gls / Ast

49 / 11

Sevilla FC

Apps

171

Gls / Ast

89 / 2

Robert Prosinecki

• 57 years

Real Madrid

Apps

Gls / Ast

12 / 5

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

4 / 0

Ivan Zamorano

• 59 years

Real Madrid

Apps

173

Gls / Ast

101 / 22

Sevilla FC

Apps

Gls / Ast

23 / 0

Real Madrid & Sevilla FC

The relationship between Sevilla FC and Real Madrid is one of the most compelling narratives in Spanish football, defined by the white giants' hegemony and the Andalusian team's resilience. While Real Madrid commands respect with its European prestige, Sevilla has carved its own niche as the kings of the UEFA Europa League, often challenging the Madrid giants with a tactical ferocity at the Sánchez-Pizjuán. These encounters are more than league fixtures; they are cultural clashes that define the domestic calendar. The competition between the two is rooted in a constant quest for supremacy, creating high-stakes football that keeps fans on the edge of their seats. Their history is a tapestry of intense battles, where every tactical nuance becomes a pivotal factor in the struggle for titles and the pursuit of national pride during their thrilling, high-scoring, and emotionally charged league encounters.

Shared Players

The talent pipeline between Seville and Madrid is a testament to the fluid nature of modern squads. Legends like Sergio Ramos have flourished in both shirts, while the creative influence of Isco, Jose Antonio Reyes, Pablo Sarabia, and Álvaro Negredo has graced both stadiums. The tactical versatility shown by Sergio Reguilón, Julio Baptista, Chicharito, Mariano Díaz, Javier Saviola, Fernando, Diego López, Óscar Rodríguez, Denis Cheryshev, Cicinho, David Cobeño, Carlos Aranda, Jordi López, Adrián González, Davor Suker, Robert Prosinecki, Iván Zamorano, and Javi Muñoz highlights how players have transitioned between the clubs' differing demands. Each of these individuals brought their unique attributes to help define their respective eras, proving that succeeding in both environments requires both raw talent and a deep understanding of the diverse expectations that accompany playing for either an Andalusian powerhouse or a European titan.