Real Betis Balompié: a team with a special soul

Real Betis Balompié has built an institution that boasts a special philosophy, halfway between a neighborhood team and an elite team. A way of understanding the sport that, without a doubt, works: they have been qualifying for European competitions for six consecutive years and next season, for the second time in their history, they will play in the Champions League.

Marc Bartra: the central defender who believes in unity

Marc Bartra, Real Betis Balompié's central defender, spoke with GQ about the team's past season and what he expects for the next one. Bartra, formed in La Masia, assures that the key to the team's success lies in the unity between players, coaching staff, and fans.

Unity is the key

Bartra, who has played for teams like Barcelona, Borussia Dortmund, and Trabzonspor, assures that he has found in Real Betis Balompié a place in the world where he can feel fully happy. The Catalan central defender, who has been called up to the Spanish national team, assures that the unity between players, coaching staff, and fans is the key to the team's success.

A team with a special soul

Real Betis Balompié is a team with a special soul, a team that has built an institution that boasts a special philosophy. A team that has qualified for European competitions for six consecutive years and that now will play in the Champions League for the second time in its history.

A bright future

Bartra, who is 35 years old, still contemplates retirement with reading glasses, but assures that his goal is to win at least one more title with Real Betis Balompié. A goal that, according to Bartra, is possible thanks to the unity between players, coaching staff, and fans.

A team that makes history

Real Betis Balompié is a team that makes history, a team that has built an institution that boasts a special philosophy. A team that has qualified for European competitions for six consecutive years and that now will play in the Champions League for the second time in its history.