Mauro Junior, who plays for PSV and recently won the Dutch league, is being considered by the sporting management of Real Betis, according to Diario de Sevilla. Mauro Junior is valued at 18 million euros and is a non-EU player. The report states that it is unlikely Real Betis will pay this amount for a player of his age, as it would be difficult to generate future capital gains.

According to Voetbalprimeur.nl, clubs such as Real Betis are interested in signing Mauro Júnior, who has a twelve million euro buyout clause. If a club meets the clause and reaches an agreement with the player, PSV will be unable to prevent the transfer. PSV would like to renew Mauro Júnior's contract with a higher salary, but also wants to remove the clause. Negotiations between PSV and Mauro Júnior are reportedly not progressing well.

A report from the Netherlands mentions that Betis is one of the teams following Mauro Júnior, a Brazilian left-back who plays for PSV Eindhoven. Mauro Júnior has a contract with PSV until 2029, which was renewed a year ago. Last season, he played in 37 matches, scored one goal, and provided 11 assists. He has experience as a captain in some games and has made around twenty appearances in the Champions League. The signing of Mauro Júnior would be invalidated if Betis signs Kaiki Bruno, because neither player has an EU passport and Betis currently has no available non-EU player slots. The sale of Deossa could free up one slot, while the transfer or naturalization of Natan could potentially free up two.

Real Betis is reportedly interested in PSV's Brazilian left-back Mauro Júnior, with FC Porto and Como also named as interested clubs. An undisclosed clause in his current deal, which runs until 2029, means he could be signed for a relatively low fee. The former Brazil U23 international joined PSV in January 2018 and his current market value is €18.00m, according to Transfermarkt.