Share movements towards nowhere in Betis

The painful image of Betis in recent games has left the team closer to the abyss than to the European illusion that had been re-seeded with the arrival of Manuel Pellegrini to the bench. This continuity of mediocre sports, together with the suffocating economic situation, have caused some relevant shareholders move, still in the shadows, to try to set up an alternative of power before the Meeting on December 21.

The intention of these shareholders, among whom an attempt is made to unite Caro Ledesma, Manolo Castaño or the Galera and Salas families, is to take as a figurehead the former coach and former sports vice president Lorenzo Serra Ferrer, which also has a significant 1 percent of the titles. Together they could approach 20 percent, which, together with many disgruntled minorities, would give more than 25 percent of the shares with which to request a change of the Board presided over and in which the president Ángel Haro and the vice president José Miguel López Catalán rule.

Be that as it may, the club is sure that the opponents would not have in any case the percentage sufficient to overturn the current government. It would only be possible through an agreement with some people who are still within the entity. Haro, Catalán, directors and shareholders who are in Villamarín and the clubs that support them According to some sources, they would reach between 30 and 35 percent of the titles.

In just 20 days, The threat of opposition that is forming right now would not be able to seek much more support among the small shareholders who do not usually attend the Meetings. Furthermore, the change in the Council cannot be voted on telematically as it happens with the other points of the day, with which the minority who wanted the change would have to unionize with others, with the bureaucracy that this implies.