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In February of 2016, Ángel Haro became Real Betis president, with a program focused on the sporting growth, the professionalization of the Club and to take Real Betis Balompié in all social, economic, and football areas.
In 1955, Manuel Ruiz Rodríguez stepped down from running the club believing he could not offer further economic growth, he was replaced by Betis most famous former president, Benito Villamarín. During his reign Betis returned to the top division in 1958–59 and finished in third place in 1964 .
Betis was founded in 1907, under the name of Sevilla Balompié. In 1914, the club was merged with Betis Football Club, a breakaway from Sevilla FC. From that moment onwards, the club has been known as Real Betis Balompié. The club switched to their now-famous green and white jerseys in 1920.
Real Betis Balompié was founded on September 12th 1907. The Club was granted the honorary title 'Real' in 1914 by King Alfonso XIII. Real Betis name is one of the few in Spanish football that is made using only words that are Spanish in origin, and the oldest of them all.
Everything was going smoothly until now and without time limit on December 6, 1914, the Board of Directors of Sevilla Balompié and two days later the Betis Foot-ball Club, approved the...
Sep 4, 2023 · Discover 17 intriguing facts about Real Betis, one of the most successful football clubs in the world. From historic achievements to iconic players, dive into the amazing world of Real Betis.
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During the Spanish Second Republic (1931–1939), Betis Balompié was the name due to the absence of royal endorsements. The club’s identity was restored after the Spanish Civil War. In 1931, Betis reached the Copa del Presidente de la República final, losing 3-1 to Athletic Bilbao.
