According to Gol Digital, Betis is closely monitoring Ludogorets midfielder Petar Stanic. Both Sevilla and Betis are interested in Stanic. Betis has a financial advantage, as the club's sporting management, led by Manu Fajardo, has greater financial freedom compared to their city rival. This difference in investment capacity may be decisive. Betis is seeking young and promising players such as Stanic. Ludogorets has a strong negotiating position because Stanic has a contract with the Bulgarian club until June 2028 and the club does not feel an urgent need to sell. The club is waiting for an offer that meets its financial demands, and the final price is expected to exceed an initial valuation of 3.5 million euros.

Interest in Petar Stanic from Betis is reported. Stanic is having a strong season and is the top scorer in the Europa League with 7 goals. According to Tema Sport, Ludogorets will demand over 10 million euros for the player. His contract with Ludogorets runs until June 2028.

Petar Stanić, a 24-year-old Serbian attacking midfielder, has attracted significant interest from abroad, with recent reports suggesting he is of interest to Betis and Sevilla. However, Ludogorets head coach Per-Matias Høgmo has told the club's management that he does not want the player, who joined in July 2025, to be sold this winter. The coach reportedly views Stanić as a player of very high quality and considers his presence essential for the team's ambitions, a view supported by his 6 goals and 1 assist in 4 domestic league appearances this season. Stanić is under contract until June 2028 and has a current Transfermarkt market value of €3.00m. The reported fee Ludogorets paid for his transfer from Bačka Topola in July 2025 was €2,100,000.