As the days go by, after the commotion caused by Sergio Ramos' attempted purchase, Sevilla must get back to work as a football club. Interestingly, it's the one that has signed the most players so far, with the signings of Juan Iglesias, Sangante and Patrik Mercado. But more than making signings, it's urgent to break the silence and transmit a message of future. Obviously, everything starts from the absolute discredit of the board. Who will come out and say something moderately sellable? Everything is disheartening, but Sevilla has a president, Del Nido Carrasco, who has not wanted to appear during the frustrated sale. Now he must explain where Sevilla is. The change in the presidency is not contemplated. Putting any vice president in place of Del Nido Carrasco does not serve for anything. Not to mention any of the councilors... It's the father or the son. And the father is not passed. He will have to communicate who the sports director is. It is assumed to be José Ignacio Navarro, but such an important position needs a staging, to see a face, to someone who is in charge of the department that depends on the economic recovery through the revaluation of the squad. The only clear thing is that Sevilla has a coach, tempted by other clubs. And he is involved and looking for signings. As for the squad construction, there is little to explain. It's about gaining salary margin by closing smart entrances and exits. In the club, there is too much emptiness and, after Ramos' departure, it's urgent to get out of it. Without excuses. The street and social media thing is going on the other side and that's no longer solvable. Meanwhile, the shareholders are still looking for a buyer, in a process that is already too long, pernicious for society and less and less credible.