The Real Betis LaLiga will start next Monday, August 15 against Elche CF, and it will without their new faces. Two days before league football returns to Benito Villamarín, the Verdiblanco team has not yet registered 6 footballers (Joaquín, Luiz Felipe, Luiz Henrique, Guardado, Bravo and Willian José) in the domestic competition. This is due to the fact that Betis exceeds the limits set by LaLiga, with which they first have to balance the balance. For this, the club needs to sell as it is.
In the last week, the rumor grew that Álex Moreno would go to Nottingham Forest in exchange for about 10M euros. However, despite the fact that this operation ended up being a reality, the player he decided to stay at the club and decline the offer. This was a relief for the Betic, but a problem for the green and white coffers. The sale of him would help the registration process of some player, so when frustrated, Real Betis is forced to sell another footballer.
A sale would open the doors… Or a lever?
Guido Rodríguez, Borja Iglesias, William Carvalho or Nabil Fekir. These are the names that Betis has on the table to negotiate a sale. The verdiblancos, to square the accounts, need a “megasale”. The name that sounds the most to be sold is that of Nabil Fekir, although the player prefers to remain at the club despite the interest of several teams. The sale of him would imply the sum of a sufficient amount of money to register players, in addition to giving arrival to Héctor Bellerín, another of the cases that Betis has.
Real Betis has joined the popular “economic levers” carried out by FC Barcelona in recent months. Supposedly, the Verdiblanco club is studying how to present a lever to LaLiga that allows it to register its signings, as well as players like Andrés Guardado or captain Joaquín Sánchez. However, for the moment everything is paralyzed and nobody leaves Real Betis. The situation will advance after the start of Manuel Pellegrini’s in LaLiga.