Telecommunications operator Finetwork have signed an agreement with real Betis Balompié to become the Green and White team's new main sponsor for the next three years. The agreement has an option to extend it for two additional years.

The Alliance between the Club and the fiber and mobile operatir will be affective from the 2021/2022 season, a key year in which Real Betis will play the Europa League. In this way, the logo of Finetwork will be displayed on the front of the shirt in every game, starting from the first game of the season at RCD Mallorca.

Under the idea of being #ConnectedByAFeeling, this joint between both institutions comes from the target of bringing together technology and passion based on shared values. This is a step forward in which the line between sponsor and sponsored fades aay.

Manuel Hernández, CEO at Finetwork, stated that "this agreement through which we become Real Betis Balompié main sponsor is a new bid on national sport, and this time we are joining a club with values similar to the ones at Finetwork. It's a huge pride to accompany Real Betis in this journey and we hope that, with our support and that uniqueness that characterizes the Club, we can give excitement, values and victors to football fans."

Ramón Alarcón, Real Betis business general manager, outlined the strength of this bond. "It's an agreement in which the sponsor becomes partner. Both companies are going to create proposals together in the digital aream where Finetwork has huge expertise and Betis has great assets."

Finetwork and Spanish sports

Since it was born, the telecommunications company has been closely linked to Spanish sports, sponsoring some of the biggest athletes in the country. In their latest campaign, "Better is posible", Finetwork brought together some of the biggest starts of the men's and women's football and basketball national teams, and other elite sportspeople, such as Fernando Alonso, Saúl Craviotto, Sandra Sánchez, or Pedro Acosta.

About Finetwork

Finetwork is a fiber and mobile operator that represents an alternative to traditional operators in Spain. Based in Alicante and Madrid, the company already has more than 650,000 customers and has completely changed the sector through a competitive offer that allows the customer to save money while having the best services. The company is fully committed to Spanish sports. It sponsors some top Spanish sportspeople, such as Formula 1 driver Fernando Alonso; Olympic canoeist Saúl Craviotto; and the world and Olympic karate champion Sandra Sánchez. It also sponsors the men's and women's football and basketball national teams. Real Betis captain Joaquín Sánchez and basketball legend Fernando Romay are ambassadors to the brand.