Real Betis Balompie

Real Betis Club was founded in 1907 by a group of young students from Seville who loved football. However, it was not until 1914 that the team was truly called Real Betis Club after discussions with another club formed at the same time. Later, with the help of Henry Jones from England, a fan who loved Spanish football very much, the two teams merged to form a relatively strong team. This Englishman was also the first president of the club. After several years of hard work, Betis gradually became an influential team and was awarded the title of Royal by Alfonso XIII in 1915. Only then did the team truly have the title of Royal. Their first official game was also held in 1915. So far, Betis has not made any big moves in the transfer market. Lopera, the big-spending boss, seems to have no ambitions for the new season. Does this mean he is ready to back down at any time? Except for the replacement of two full-backs, the main lineup is basically a replica of last year. Juande Ramos gave up the traditional "442" play style of former coach Del Sol and switched to "4411", paying more attention to the protection of the midfield. He originally thought that Lopez would fully support him in introducing players, but this was not the case, forcing Ramos to look at the food and take a conservative path first. Although the Betis team has 8 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss in the warm-up match, which is a good result, it is difficult to draw premature conclusions about this team. Their only threatening center is Amato, and their capable midfielder is Casas. With these two alone, it will be difficult to sustain a long season. Betis' final position is in the middle and lower reaches of the league.