Real Betis Balompié and hummel have unveiled the second kit for the 2026/27 season, a jersey that pays tribute to Sandra Peña, a young Betis fan who took her own life in October 2025 after suffering bullying. The design, full of symbolism, brings back green in various shades as an allegory of hope and Seville's identity.

What does the jersey design represent?

The jersey incorporates iconic elements of Seville, such as the mantle of the Esperanza Macarena and the mantle of the Esperanza de Triana. It also features the royal crown, the heraldic anchor, and the 'mariquillas' of the Macarena. Inside the collar, it bears the title 'Verde Esperanza', linked to the anti-bullying prevention campaign by the Real Betis Balompié Foundation.

Why is this tribute important?

The tribute to Sandra Peña is part of a broader campaign by the Real Betis Balompié Foundation in collaboration with the Spanish Association for the Prevention of School Bullying (AEPAE). The initiative includes prevention workshops, an awareness day, and a therapeutic summer camp for bullying victims. According to UNESCO, nearly one in three students worldwide suffers from bullying.

What impact does it have on the 26/27 season?

Real Betis Balompié, currently fifth in La Liga with 60 points (15 wins, 15 draws, and 8 losses), aims with this campaign not only to excel on the field but also in the fight against bullying. The kit, with TechPro technology, combines comfort and performance, reflecting the club's values both on and off the pitch.