Betis Calls Florentino Pérez and They Reach an Agreement: January Transfer Confirmed

Real Betis is keen on securing the transfer of a Real Madrid player to strengthen their squad in the upcoming winter transfer window. A new rumor has emerged, suggesting that Dani Ceballos could make a move to Betis in January. Although Ceballos’s contract with Real Madrid runs until 2027, recent remarks and actions from the player have left the possibility of a transfer open.

Isco Alarcón’s Comment
The speculation began with a playful remark from Isco Alarcón towards Ceballos. After scoring in Betis’ 1-1 draw with Rayo Vallecano, Isco referenced a social media post from his former Real Madrid teammate.

In the post, Ceballos hinted that Betis could be his “Christmas gift.” Though Ceballos quickly deleted the message, Isco’s response—calling Ceballos a “bastard for making himself desired”—was widely seen as an invitation for Ceballos to join Betis.

Ceballos’s Situation at Real Madrid
Despite the rumors, Ceballos remains an important figure at Real Madrid, starting in several crucial matches and earning the trust of manager Carlo Ancelotti. This season, Ceballos has featured prominently in La Liga, the Champions League, and other competitions, making a midseason departure unlikely given the length of his contract with Madrid, which runs through 2027.

Betis’s Interest in Ceballos
Betis is currently struggling in La Liga, sitting in ninth place, five points off the European spots, and their chances in the Conference League are slim. Given these challenges, the addition of a player like Ceballos could help boost the team’s performance and ambitions for the rest of the season.

Although a transfer remains unlikely due to his contract with Real Madrid, Isco’s comments and Betis’s situation might make this move more feasible. Ceballos’s potential desire to return to his boyhood club, where he began his professional career, could also be a key factor in the decision.

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