An economic respite for Pellegrini's planning

The LaLiga agreement with the investment fund CVC will give some air to the delicate coffers economic of Betis and with it to his planning of the next season. In the absence of ratification, the club verdiblanco would receive something less than one hundred million euros, while your salary limit would be somewhat alleviated and with it you will have the possibility of register your new signings of this course. In Heliópolis there are serious problems to adjust to those parameters that LaLiga had imposed and with this agreement the club will earn some margin to do some movements with you look at their campus.

One of the club spotlights is to accelerate the arrival of a central to replace Aissa Mandi. There won't be many more arrival moves this summer unless some big piece comes out unexpectedly in the next few days. But the central hunt it was seen braking during the last weeks as Betis has very few resources to convince clubs and players on the stage of negotiations. This plus of LaLiga-CVC agreement delivery more tools to the green and white painting and, above all, more peace of mind when adjusting your current workforce to the organism's requirements.

The Betis signed this summer to Sabaly and Rui Silva, both at zero cost, in addition to staying with Miranda and renew Joaquín and Víctor Ruiz, ending their contracts. This economic bonus, if definitively confirmed, will be a ball of oxygen for the Verdiblanco club, which is going through a difficult financial situation in full attempt to take a leap in growth in sports after the good first year signed by Manuel Pellegrini on the bench. The Chilean coach now expects movements by a sports management that barely moved parts of its squad in these last two months.