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There is an Agreement, Betis Requests 2 Signings and Laporta Agrees: Flick Takes Them Out of Barça

Betis agrees on two key signings from Barça to strengthen its squad for the upcoming season

Real Betis continues to move in the transfer market. Although the verdiblanco team already made a significant investment in winter with the arrival of Cucho Hernández, they still want to strengthen their squad. Now, the Betis board has set their sights on two players from FC Barcelona: Pau Víctor and Héctor Fort.

Both footballers haven't had the expected prominence in the blaugrana team and are looking for playing time. Barça's coach, Hansi Flick, doesn't count on them, and the club sees their departure favorably so they can gain experience. The agreement is close, and Joan Laporta has already given the green light.

Pau Víctor, a Forward Eager to Shine

The case of Pau Víctor is clear. The 23-year-old forward has barely played 259 minutes in 21 matches this season, a very low figure for his development. He has a contract with Barça until 2029, but his situation in the team isn't the best.

Pau Víctor wants to shine | Getty Images

Betis wants him on loan, but without a purchase option, as the Catalan club still believes in his potential. Manu Fajardo, Betis's sporting director, seeks to close the operation as soon as possible so that the striker can have a new start in LaLiga EA Sports. If it materializes, Pau Víctor would follow in the footsteps of other players who succeeded after leaving Camp Nou.

Héctor Fort, Without Space at Barça

Another name on Betis's list is Héctor Fort. The young 18-year-old right-back expected to have more minutes this season, but the competition in his position has been tough. With Jules Koundé as the starter and the possible arrival of new reinforcements, Fort has been sidelined.

Barça wants him to gain experience in the First Division, and Betis offers him that opportunity. The idea is for him to arrive on loan, but with a first-team spot, which would allow him to play regularly in a team that bets on young talent.

Héctor Fort in FC Barcelona uniform in front of the club's crest.
Héctor Fort doesn't have a place at Barça | Getty Images, Madrid-Barcelona

An Agreement That Benefits Everyone

The operation is ideal for all parties. Barça frees up space in their squad and allows two of their youth players to grow in a competitive team. Meanwhile, Betis strengthens their squad with two quality players without making significant investments.

If everything goes as expected, Pau Víctor and Héctor Fort will wear verdiblanco next season. Laporta and Flick have given the green light, and now only the final details need to be finalized.

Betis strengthens, Barça lightens their squad, and the players gain minutes. A smart move for everyone.