Sevilla FC has decided to cancel Luis García Plaza's press conference that was scheduled for this Wednesday at noon. The measure was taken in response to the tragic train accident that occurred in Toledo the previous morning, which left numerous fatalities and injuries. The suspension was announced through the club's official channels, in order to pay tribute to the people affected and show solidarity with their families.
Before the scheduled session, the Sevilla squad gathered for a minute of silence during the afternoon training session. The president of the club, JoséMaría del Nido Carrasco, joined the gesture along with the players, demonstrating the club's commitment to the community and empathy towards those affected by the tragedy. The event took place at the club's training center, where the players and coaching staff reflected on the loss and the importance of unity in difficult times.
The club has also publicly expressed its condolences to the families and friends of the victims. In a statement, Sevilla FC expressed its desire to send its most sincere condolences and support the injured people, hoping for a speedy recovery. The organization has reinforced its message of support to the province of Toledo, where the accident took place, and has offered its help in whatever is necessary.
The Copa del Rey match that Sevilla will play this Thursday in Alcalá de Henares against Sporting de Hortaleza remains on, but the team's preparation has been affected by the decision to cancel the press conference. The players, aware of the seriousness of the event, have maintained their focus on the match, but the atmosphere within the club has been marked by memory and solidarity.
With the suspension of the press conference, Sevilla FC has shown its sensitivity in the face of a tragedy that has shaken Andalusia and all of Spain. The organization will continue to offer its support to the families and victims, while preparing for the next Copa del Rey match with the aim of honoring the memory of those affected and maintaining team cohesion in these difficult times.