Real Betis Balompié has secured its medical support for the coming years by renewing its agreement with official health provider ASISA. The partnership, which began in 2017, has been formally extended until June 30, 2029, covering three additional seasons.
The club confirms ASISA will remain its health partner, meaning the company's logo will continue to feature on the medical staff's kits for the first team and academy. This renewal comes during a period of strong on-pitch form, with the team sitting fourth in the La Liga standings on 19 points from nine games.
Emilio García Duarte, Real Betis's Business Director, welcomed the continuity. "Renewing this agreement means continuing to bet on that joint work, with the peace of mind of knowing we are in good hands," he said. Dr. Gregorio Medina, Vice President of the Lavinia-ASISA Council and the company's delegate in Seville, stated: "We want to continue accompanying Real Betis and putting our experience in health care at their disposal to help them keep achieving sporting success."
The stability provided by ASISA, founded in 1971 and serving 3.5 million people through the HLA Hospital Group, offers a solid foundation for the club. This backing is key for a squad facing a busy schedule, with their next match away to Celta Vigo on Sunday.
The team heads into that fixture with a recent run of three wins, one draw, and one loss in their last five outings, including a 1-0 victory over Feyenoord last week. Keeping players in peak physical condition will be vital as they look to close the eight-point gap to leaders Barcelona. The renewal with ASISA locks in another key pillar of the Betis structure for the immediate future.
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