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Real Betis is already working on a major overhaul of its attack and is managing a total investment of 23 million euros to strengthen a position it considers a priority. The Betis sporting direction has put two very different but complementary names on the table: Christantus Uche and Oli McBurnie. The former would bring power, endurance, and growth potential; the latter, experience, direct play, and a scoring record that has put him back on the radar of important clubs.
The operation is not just a market move. Real Betis wants to increase its offensive competitiveness and provide Manuel Pellegrini with more solutions for a season that will demand squad depth. The plan is to allocate 15 million euros to Christantus Uche, owned by Getafe and loaned this season to Crystal Palace, and another 8 million euros to Oli McBurnie, the Scottish striker from Hull City who has scored 18 goals and provided 8 assists in 41 matches.
Real Betis sees a clear opportunity with Christantus Uche
The case of Christantus Uche could become one of the keys to Betis' transfer market. Getafe needs to sell to balance the books and register players for the upcoming season, a situation that Real Betis is closely monitoring. The Nigerian forward has not fully established himself in the Premier League, and his return to Getafe opens up a favorable scenario for negotiations. Real Betis is willing to offer 15 million euros for Uche, a significant but manageable amount if seen as an investment for the present and future.
Betis particularly values the physical power of Christantus Uche, his ability to exploit spaces, and his versatility in the attacking line. He is not a static striker or a pure finisher but a player who can start from various positions, break lines, and bring aggression in the final meters. For Real Betis, his signing would make sense as it would add a different profile to the attack and allow rejuvenation in an area where the club aims to make ambitious decisions.

Oli McBurnie, the 8 million plan for immediate goal-scoring
The second option leads to Oli McBurnie, a more established striker, recognizable, and with recent impressive performance. The Hull City forward has regained form in England, and his numbers speak volumes: 18 goals and 8 assists in 41 games. Real Betis would be willing to offer 8 million euros to finalize a deal that fits the search for a competitive striker, strong in the box, and ready to contribute from day one.
Oli McBurnie's profile offers something that the team has missed at certain stages: physical presence, ability to play with his back to goal, and decisiveness in finishing. He would not arrive as a promise but as a reliable option for tight matches, pressure situations, and instances where Real Betis needs more offensive weight. His price, within the overall package of 23 million euros, makes the operation a reasonable bet if the club can adjust salary and contract duration.
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23 million euros to revamp the Betis attack
Real Betis' planning points to an active summer. Investing 23 million euros between Christantus Uche and Oli McBurnie would send a clear message: the club wants more goals, more options, and increased internal competition. It is not just about signing forwards but about building a forward line with different profiles and greater response capability.
The challenge will be to close both deals without upsetting the finances. The 15 million euros for Christantus Uche and the 8 million euros for Oli McBurnie outline an ambitious yet thoughtful roadmap. If Real Betis can execute the plan, Pellegrini could receive two reinforcements capable of transforming the Betis attack and raising the team's competitive level from the start of the next season.
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