Jesus Navas leaves behind a journey marked by loyalty, determination and excellence. Coming from the famous Seville training center, he made his debut in the Andalusian club in 2003 and became its emblematic figure.
His contributions were crucial to Sevilla's European successes, playing a vital role in winning four of the seven titles (record) in the UEFA Europa League. During these high-stakes moments, the Spaniard gave everything, even risking his health to ensure his team's victory.
After spending 14 years at Sevilla FCthe right-back joined the Premier League in 2013, Manchester City. During his four seasons in England he won one Premier League title and two League Cupsshowcasing his versatility and work ethic in one of the most competitive leagues in the world.
Despite his success in England, his heart remained at Sevilla and, in 2017, he returned to his boyhood clubof which he became the captain and a symbol of resilience.
On the international stage, Navas is the most successful Spanish player. He notably won two UEFA European Championships (2008, 2012), a FIFA World Cup (2010) and the UEFA Nations League (2023). His ability to play in the most important moments, whether as a starter or as a substitute, has always been a major asset for Spain's golden generation.
By retiring, Navas leaves behind the mark of one of the hardest-working and most humble players in the world of football. Few people embody the phrase “love for a club” as deeply as he does, as he has dedicated almost his entire career to the club where he was born.
For Sevilla FC, his departure marks the end of an era, but his influence will continue to resonate within the club. Navas retires not only as a player, but also as a legend, an icon of loyalty, passion and success.
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