Manu Fajardo, sports director of Real Betis, informed that the green and white club will go to the market to cover the long absence of William Carvalho, who will undergo an operation this Tuesday for a total rupture of the Achilles tendon and will definitely miss the rest period. “Right now there is no need to go to the market,” the sports director said clearly and emphatically during the presentation of Lo Celso and Vitor Roque.
“The most important thing is the intervention and thinking about him, that he recovers,” commented Manu Fajardo, explaining that there are options to bring players due to the long-term absence of William, but they do not act to bring sa no one: “We could go but we consider that we have a balanced squad to replace William’s absence,” said Fajardo.
“When the winter market arrives we will reassess, we will have relevant meetings with the coach and we will see what to do. The sports management is always ready for any issue that arises,” concluded Manu Fajardo in this regard.
The president of Real Betis, Ángel Haro, explained the club’s situation, after returning this summer to the 1:1 rule and not exceeding, for the first time in years, the salary limit set by LaLiga: “It is in we are within the limit that we have exceeded the period we are improving and the limit that we should be of salaries, are not flexible and during the COVID period there are no possibilities to hold salaries.
The capital increase of 42.9 million euros signed this summer has been key to balancing the club’s finances: “The first effect is that we improve our financial ratio with a lower amount of debt, we increase our limit of 45% and otherwise “We would have had a limit of 20 million less and we would have gone to the market with worse conditions.”
Betis will try to continue the signing with the head. “We will not go crazy, we will go in a measured way. The first mandate is to be a sustainable club and within that have the best squad available,” Haro said.
Source: La Verdad
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