Sevilla is considering firing Luis García right away

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Sevilla finds itself in a critical situation, on the edge of the abyss towards the second division and with a dressing room that has exploded. The board's patience with Luis García Plaza seems to have run out after just three matches in charge of the first team.

One win and two painful defeats have left the club just one point above direct relegation. However, the final trigger has not only been the poor sports performance but the irreparable emotional fracture between the coach and his own players. The coach's statements after the last stumble have blown up any possibility of reconciliation in the Seville dressing room.

Seville experienced a nightmare night against Levante that ended up revealing a much harsher internal reality than imagined. Luis García Plaza did not mince words in his reproaches towards his squad, pointing out a worrying lack of personality and an irrational fear of the ball.

🫣 BRU-TAL SELF-CRITICISM by Luis García Plaza with his players after falling to Levante...

😠 "It is the WORST MATCH we have PLAYED."

😳 "I told the players that I DO NOT KNOW THEM. Players willing to get rid of the ball...". pic.twitter.com/jiuoyRykCx

— El Chiringuito TV (@elchiringuitotv) April 23, 2026

The coach confessed to not recognizing his players, whom he accused of wanting to get rid of the ball out of fear of the consequences of the game. This public criticism, far from serving as a wake-up call, has generated an atmosphere of absolute hostility among the players. The squad no longer believes in the message of a coach who has publicly singled them out. The sense of abandonment is total in an institution that sees time running out to react.

Seville and the Internal Break with Luis García Plaza

The board urgently assesses whether an immediate change of direction is the only way to save the category in this final stretch. The remaining schedule for Sevilla is a true obstacle course with matches against Osasuna, Real Sociedad, Espanyol, Villarreal, Real Madrid, and Celta.

There are six nail-biting finals where every point counts, and there is no room for disunity or internal reproaches. The lack of chemistry between the bench and the field portends the worst in the face of such a demanding and hostile schedule. The heavyweights of the squad have made it clear that the disconnection with the current coach is total and seems irreparable. The shadow of relegation is too long to sustain a structure that no longer works after just three matchdays.

Seville's Ultimatum to Luis García Plaza's Management

Antonio Cordón and the board are at a vital crossroads where every minute without a firm decision poses a risk. Seville urgently needs a leader to unify a group of players who are morally shattered and frightened by the pressure of results.

Luis García Plaza arrived with the mission of being a lifesaver, but his words after the defeat against Levante have acted as a heavy anchor. The demand to play the way the coach demanded has become a double-edged sword that has wounded professional pride. The mutual distrust is palpable in every training session at the sports city, making coexistence simply unsustainable for both sides.

The Risk of Plummeting into the Second Division Abyss

The fear of a historic relegation has prompted the noble floor of the Sánchez-Pizjuán to work against the clock to find a reliable replacement. Seville cannot afford to face upcoming commitments with a coach who has lost control over his men.

The priority is to regain emotional stability before direct rivals take advantage of the psychological weakness of a team that feels unprotected. The decision about the bench's future will be made in the next few hours to try to stop the hemorrhage of points and negative feelings.

The club's fate depends on a surgical intervention in technical leadership to avoid a sporting catastrophe of immeasurable proportions. Seville must rediscover its competitive essence and heal the wounds caused by disastrous communicative management at the most critical time.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El Sevilla piensa en despedir ya mismo a Luis García