Starting from the 2025/26 season and on a provisional basis, La Cartuja Stadium will be the home of Real Betis Balompié while the remodeling works on the Benito Villamarín are carried out.

Located in the northern area of the city of Seville, with a capacity for 70,000 spectators following the latest expansion, La Cartuja Stadium has all the necessary amenities for fans to enjoy a complete experience at every match. Designed as a multipurpose venue, it has hosted major sporting and cultural events since its inauguration on May 5, 1999, with the international football match between Spain and Croatia.

Rated by UEFA as an ‘Elite Stadium,’ La Cartuja has hosted major sporting events, including the 1999 World Championships in Athletics, the 2003 UEFA Europa League final, the 2004 Davis Cup final, and matches from the final stage of UEFA Euro 2020.

Furthermore, it has been the venue for the final of the Copa de SM El Rey in recent seasons, including the one between Real Betis and Valencia CF in 2022, and the home of the Spanish men's and women's national football teams for numerous official matches. It will also be one of the host venues for the upcoming 2030 World Cup.

Its open architecture and wide entrances make it a modern, functional space with a significant international profile.

The stadium features a first-class technical infrastructure that ensures a top-tier experience for both attendees and broadcast operators. It is equipped with lighting from floodlights exceeding 2,500 lux (eV), a permanent surveillance system with color cameras distributed throughout the premises, and a closed-circuit television system covering all its facilities.

Additionally, it houses two 84 m² high-resolution video scoreboards and more than 18 camera positions on the pitch, allowing for professional coverage of every match.