Real Betis is on the verge of closing a deal that could prove highly lucrative for the Andalusian club. The exit of Vitor Roque to Como, where he is expected to sign an agreement until 2030, has paved the way for a transaction that could reach 18 million euros. Of this amount, 14.4 million will go directly into Betis's coffers, while FC Barcelona will receive only 3.6 million.
The situation has been skillfully managed by Betis, which has been able to pressure for a larger percentage of the Abde operation. This move comes in a context where the verdiblanco club was already clear that the Moroccan player would be on the market this summer, allowing them to negotiate from a position of strength.
However, the situation is not entirely favorable for Barcelona, which has seen its investment in Vitor Roque yield disappointing results. Abde's departure, considered an unfortunate operation, could add to the losses the club has already suffered in this transfer market.
On the other hand, Vitor Roque's signing by Barcelona has generated controversy. Víctor Font, former presidential candidate for the club, has openly criticized the management of the sports directorate led by Deco. In a recent reconciliation meeting, Font stated that Deco had offered Roque when Mateu Alemany and Jordi Cruyff were in charge, leading to a series of tensions between the parties involved.
Font has insisted on the need for greater transparency in the club's operations, pointing out that the figures for Roque's transfer are unclear. Despite legal threats, the former candidate remains firm in his stance, asserting that he has nothing to rectify.
The situation at Barcelona is tense, and Abde's departure could be just the beginning of a series of market movements affecting the club. With pressure from the members and the need to clarify operations, Barcelona's future in this transfer market appears uncertain.