Jose Miguel Lopez CatalanVice President of Real Betisindicated on Wednesday that, regardless of whether the team manages to qualify for the Champions League or not, that will give the club a “very high economic injection, the goal is to improve the team.”
“Economic injection is too high”
“It’s hard to transform this Betis. We found ourselves with this possibility of finding a title even sooner than we thought. If we win the Champions League today, the economic injection will be very high and that will be reflected on the pitch. We’re always going to the limit in that. I also say that in any case, if we don’t succeed, the goal is to improve the team, with Champions or not. What we’ve been doing in recent seasons : compete, compete, compete “, the club’s vice president pointed out in statements to Radio Seville in the booth that the station has at the Fair.
Lopez Catalan it is calculated that entering the Champions League will mean revenue close to 50 million euros: “In the Europa League they give 15 million and in the Champions League, about 50. We will fight in full; if we don’t achieve it. year, we is on the road. All Over the years we have to keep looking up, never to look down again. The First Division club with the most relegation in its history is Real Betis Balompié, and we have to forget that “, he hinted Lopez Catalan.
The vice president of Betis congratulated himself on the presentation presented by the staff led by Pellegrini: “We did a lot, and now we’re focused on finishing four games. There’s a lot of recognition for our players. They brought us here. We talked a lot about that with coach and Cordón. This group that works it should Keep. Another thing you can add elements here that give an extra extra. Pellegrini? We had him with the food; they know the joy they brought to Seville, in Betis He is very polite, gentleman “Very focused on his work and he doesn’t make big talk. We have a very good connection and he’s a project guy. With a lot of ambition. “
Source: La Verdad
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