Former Real Madrid and Spain defender Sergio Ramos is reportedly on the cusp of acquiring his boyhood club, Sevilla, alongside investment group Five Eleven Capital, Spanish media outlets reported on Tuesday. The proposed deal, valued at approximately 400 million euros (£347 million), would see the consortium take an 80 per cent stake, with shares estimated at 3,500 euros each, according to El Pais. The transaction requires approval from La Liga and the Spanish National Sports Council. The Andalusian club, a consistent presence in La Liga since 2001-02, is currently embroiled in a relegation battle. Despite winning the Europa League in 2022-23, Sevilla sit 13th in Spain’s top division, just three points above the drop zone with three games remaining, echoing last season's narrow escape where they finished 17th.…