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Real Betis continues to focus on strengthening its attack for the upcoming transfer windows, and on the list of names managed by the sports direction, one stands out above the rest: Franculino Djú, a Guinean forward playing for Midtjylland in Denmark.
The young striker, only 21 years old, has become one of the sensations in Nordic football thanks to his impressive scoring records. The green and white team, managed in the offices by Manu Fajardo, was very close to completing the signing of a forward this summer, but the necessary departures did not happen, and the operation remained unresolved. One of the top priorities was under-21 international Mateo Joseph, who ended up joining Mallorca. However, another name quickly caught Betis' attention: Franculino, a player who fits the desired profile of the Heliopolitan entity.
Franculino Djú, the striker Betis wants in January
As reported by EstadioDeportivo, the Guinea-Bissau attacker scored a total of 16 goals and provided six assists in 41 matches last season, proving he is more than just a promising talent. What's most striking is that in the current season, he has already scored nine goals in just 12 games, eight in the Danish league and one in the Europa League qualifiers, along with three assists. These numbers have not gone unnoticed by Betis' scouting team or several European clubs.
His youth, power, and potential for growth make him a highly attractive long-term signing. Additionally, sharing a representation agency with academy player Jesús Rodríguez facilitates communication channels. However, the main obstacle lies in his price. Franculino is under contract until 2029, and Midtjylland is not willing to let him go for less than around 15 million euros, a significant figure for Betis' finances, especially after their notable investment in Antony this summer.
Despite this, Betis remains vigilant regarding his progress. The reports available to the sports management are very positive, considering him a player with potential to generate profits in the future. Therefore, Betis' interest is not just situational but part of a long-term strategy that could materialize in the upcoming transfer windows if the right conditions arise.
Franculino's emergence in European football has attracted the attention of several higher-level leagues, and Betis knows they must act swiftly if they want to compete with these clubs. His potential is undeniable, and at the Benito Villamarín, they believe he could be the missing piece to complete a reliable attacking line-up in the squad.
In an increasingly competitive market, Betis has highlighted Franculino Djú as a player of interest, convinced that he could become one of the major offensive references in the future.
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