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Álvaro Fidalgo Transfer from América to Real Betis
Álvaro Fidalgo, who according to Marca was the only signing for Betis in the recent winter transfer window, made his debut in LaLiga with Betis after five seasons in Mexico.
Álvaro Fidalgo, who according to Marca was the only signing for Betis in the recent winter transfer window, made his debut in LaLiga with Betis after five seasons in Mexico.
Pellegrini stated that Álvaro Fidalgo has had a good preseason and has integrated without any problems, and the manager also described him as a skillful, offensive player with a good final touch and an ability to get into the box.
Pellegrini stated that Álvaro Fidalgo has had a good preseason and has integrated without any problems, and the manager also described him as a skillful, offensive player with a good final touch and an ability to get into the box.
Álvaro Fidalgo was presented as a new player for Betis. Manu Fajardo, the director deportivo of Betis, explained that the decision to sign Fidalgo was because Pellegrini prioritized adding more talent and ball control. This priority resulted in the club proceeding with the signing of Fidalgo instead of a striker.
Álvaro Fidalgo was presented as a new player for Betis. Manu Fajardo, the director deportivo of Betis, explained that the decision to sign Fidalgo was because Pellegrini prioritized adding more talent and ball control. This priority resulted in the club proceeding with the signing of Fidalgo instead of a striker.
AS reported that Álvaro Fidalgo has joined Betis from América for a fee of nearly two million euros and has signed a contract until 2030. The purpose of his arrival is to strengthen the midfield, which has been affected by injuries to Isco and Lo Celso.
AS reported that Álvaro Fidalgo has joined Betis from América for a fee of nearly two million euros and has signed a contract until 2030. The purpose of his arrival is to strengthen the midfield, which has been affected by injuries to Isco and Lo Celso.
According to Marca, Álvaro Fidalgo is set to become a new Betis player, signing a contract for four and a half seasons, until June 30, 2030. Fidalgo will be the first signing for Pellegrini's squad in this winter transfer window. His move to Sevilla will occur after resolving bureaucratic issues, as he must remain in Mexico until February 2 to fulfill residency requirements. Fidalgo stated that the decision to return to Europe was his own and was made since last summer. He mentioned that after losing the cup final, he was clear about his desire to return to Europe. In the summer, there were no clear offers and América wanted him to renew, but it was his decision to leave. Fidalgo described Betis as a very important club with a significant project, and Pellegrini is awaiting his arrival.
According to Marca, Álvaro Fidalgo is set to become a new Betis player, signing a contract for four and a half seasons, until June 30, 2030. Fidalgo will be the first signing for Pellegrini's squad in this winter transfer window. His move to Sevilla will occur after resolving bureaucratic issues, as he must remain in Mexico until February 2 to fulfill residency requirements. Fidalgo stated that the decision to return to Europe was his own and was made since last summer. He mentioned that after losing the cup final, he was clear about his desire to return to Europe. In the summer, there were no clear offers and América wanted him to renew, but it was his decision to leave. Fidalgo described Betis as a very important club with a significant project, and Pellegrini is awaiting his arrival.
Manu Fajardo, the sporting director of Betis, stated on Movistar LaLiga TV that Betis has been following Álvaro Fidalgo very closely and is finishing the last details of the transfer. Fajardo mentioned that Betis originally wanted Fidalgo for the summer but has accelerated the process due to injuries in the squad. Fajardo also described Fidalgo's playing style and fit for Betis.
Manu Fajardo, the sporting director of Betis, stated on Movistar LaLiga TV that Betis has been following Álvaro Fidalgo very closely and is finishing the last details of the transfer. Fajardo mentioned that Betis originally wanted Fidalgo for the summer but has accelerated the process due to injuries in the squad. Fajardo also described Fidalgo's playing style and fit for Betis.
Betis is very close to completing the signing of Álvaro Fidalgo. If the process proceeds as planned, Fidalgo will sign a four-and-a-half-year contract until June 30, 2030. Betis will pay a low-cost transfer fee to América. The transfer fee is around two million euros, according to El Desmarque. Betis is able to carry out this operation without needing any departures from their squad. The club acted quickly to get ahead of clubs like Real Sociedad and Lazio and is on the verge of completing the transfer. Negotiations are very advanced and should be finalized within the current winter transfer window, which closes tomorrow night.
Betis is very close to completing the signing of Álvaro Fidalgo. If the process proceeds as planned, Fidalgo will sign a four-and-a-half-year contract until June 30, 2030. Betis will pay a low-cost transfer fee to América. The transfer fee is around two million euros, according to El Desmarque. Betis is able to carry out this operation without needing any departures from their squad. The club acted quickly to get ahead of clubs like Real Sociedad and Lazio and is on the verge of completing the transfer. Negotiations are very advanced and should be finalized within the current winter transfer window, which closes tomorrow night.
Álvaro Fidalgo is a 28-year-old Spanish attacking midfielder from Oviedo who plays for América in Mexico. He could be available for a low fee as his contract is set to expire next June. Real Betis is reportedly attempting to sign him in the final hours of the market and is the best-positioned club to do so. Fidalgo has also received proposals from Lazio and Real Sociedad. The club's focus on a midfielder is consistent with manager Pellegrini's statement that the team had more deficiencies in that area due to injuries. Fidalgo, who also holds Mexican citizenship, joined América in July 2021 for a reported €1.0 million. He has made 20 domestic league appearances this season, scoring one goal. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value to be €8.50m.
Álvaro Fidalgo is a 28-year-old Spanish attacking midfielder from Oviedo who plays for América in Mexico. He could be available for a low fee as his contract is set to expire next June. Real Betis is reportedly attempting to sign him in the final hours of the market and is the best-positioned club to do so. Fidalgo has also received proposals from Lazio and Real Sociedad. The club's focus on a midfielder is consistent with manager Pellegrini's statement that the team had more deficiencies in that area due to injuries. Fidalgo, who also holds Mexican citizenship, joined América in July 2021 for a reported €1.0 million. He has made 20 domestic league appearances this season, scoring one goal. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value to be €8.50m.
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