The template of the Real Betis has suffered a devaluation of 37.1% in its market value in the last year, according to the specialized website transfermarkt, which rates the value of the Betic campus at 215.4 million euros as of August 1, 2020, when it was 342.3 million just a year ago, on August 1, 2019. Only Celta, which has suffered a 41.4% depreciation of its squad and Leganés, which was deprived in January of several of its most valuable pieces – In Nesiry, Braithwaite …- and has suffered a depreciation of 59.9%, the values of their respective squads have decreased, among the teams that have militated this last season in the First.
After August 1, 2019, however, there were still entries and exits in the Betic campus, which at September 15, 2019 had a valuation of 292.5 million euros, so its value throughout the season is down 26.4%, according to transfermarkt.
Nabil Fekir had in June 2019 a market value of 60 million euros (it reached 70 a year earlier) and today it has dropped to 30 million due to the bad campaign completed by Real Betis, where its quality has not been seen accompanied. Borja Iglesias, meanwhile, has dropped his value from 28 to 12 million in a year, after scoring just three goals; William Carvalho, 25 to 16 after you have been injured for much of the season; Bartra from 22 to 14 and Mandi, from 20 to 12. Lainez, who arrived with a valuation of 14 million euros, has it today of 6. And the same Channels has dropped from 25 to 20 million. The Brazilian Emerson has been the only one that has multiplied its market value this season, going from 6 million a year ago to 25 today.
The season started with the sixth most valued LaLiga squad
Betis started the season with the sixth most valued team in LaLiga, according to transfermarkt, since its value in mid-September 2019 (was 292.5 million) was only surpassed by Real Madrid (1,190), Barcelona (1,180), Atlético ( 872.5), Valencia (495.5) and Real Sociedad (309.8). Today the value of the Betic staff (215.4 million) is the eighth in LaLiga, after being overtaken by Sevilla FC (310) and Villarreal (222).