Exit operation jams

Betis builds its plan for the next season with patience, but also with an eye toward expediting the exit operation with a view to the logical needs of adjusting the squad to the extent of Manuel Pellegrini. That is why the exit operation worries: the club contemplates that several secondary pieces seek more prominence outside of Heliópolis and at the moment that possibility is in the air in many of the cases. Players such as Joel Robles, Montoya or Sidnei await possible offers that will satisfy the Verdiblanco club and, above all, the possibility of enjoying more opportunities on the pitch.

But the traffic jam at the exits runs parallel to a market that does not offer too many movements. Antonio Cordón knows this, who has already insisted on the need to take small steps when it comes to articulating the campus for the next course. The idea is that there will be movements in the coming weeks, especially when the central chosen to replace Mandi arrives. There is an overbooking in the goal and that scenario will be one of the first to move chips, with Joel and Dani Martín as favorites to leave the Betic entity.

The Sidnei issue became complicated in the last hours in relation to the interest of Inter de Porto Alegre, which signed defender Bruno Méndez to fill that position. But there is confidence that the Brazilian will have a market between now and the end of the summer, something that is also contemplated with Martín Montoya, although the full-back has more options to stay before the needs that Pellegrini may have in the lanes. For now, the exit operation is on standby. And this also affects the possible novelties that may land in Heliópolis.