Betis and Sevilla, two financial worlds: 122.686 million separates their squad cost limits | OneFootball

Real Betis’ LCPD is set at 142.847 million euros, fifth in LaLiga, while Sevilla's is 20.161 million, a 122.686 million gap.

According to La Colina De Nervion, the cap covers wages, bonuses, agent fees, social charges and transfer amortisation, plus certain coaching, B team and academy costs.

Betis sit behind Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atlético de Madrid and Villarreal. From March’s 122.14 million, their limit is up 20.7 million, roughly 17 percent, a margin used to build the squad.

A Champions League return after 21 years is another variable. LaLiga used cautious European income estimates, so beating them would lift revenue and expand room in later reviews.

Sevilla have fallen from 168.720 million in September 2023-24 to 20.161 million, the division’s lowest. The loss of European income has been decisive, with Javier Tebas putting Champions League receipts at roughly 70 or 80 million euros.

Cost-cutting is under way and LaLiga executive Javier Gómez said 2026-27 will be very close to break-even. Four LaLiga Hypermotion sides, Girona, Mallorca, Leganés and Oviedo, now have higher limits.

Source: La Colina De Nervion

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