Real Betis sporting director Manu Fajardo has confirmed that the club has no immediate plans to discuss a contract extension for manager Manuel Pellegrini, whose current deal runs through June 30, 2027.
Speaking in an interview with Onda Cero, Fajardo addressed the future of the Chilean coach following a strong start to the campaign by the verdiblanco squad, noting that a renewal is not currently on the table for the club’s leadership.
Manuel Fajardo Addresses Pellegrini Contract Status
Speculation surrounding Manuel Pellegrini’s tenure in Seville was a major storyline during the previous season, during which the coach himself frequently brought up his future in public remarks. Despite a quarterfinal exit in the UEFA Europa League, a strong performance led to Pellegrini extending his stay at Heliópolis by an additional year.

Now, following an impressive opening stretch that sees Real Betis sitting third in LaLiga, the climate around the manager’s position is far more settled. Pellegrini recently stated in a press conference that a new deal is not a priority at the moment. Fajardo reinforced that stance during his appearance on Onda Cero, explaining that the club’s current focus lies elsewhere.
“Like him, there are important players whose contracts end in 2027. Right now, the focus is not there; today, making a renewal is not on the table.”
Balancing Squad Success And Recruitment Strategy
While acknowledging that supporters are pleased with the manager’s performance, Fajardo emphasized that the team’s positive results are a collective achievement rather than solely down to the coaching staff. He pointed to a series of successful seasons backed by a strong squad provided by the club.

The sporting director also highlighted the club’s summer transfer business, pointing to the swift integration of forward Troy Parrott. Following a fixed transfer fee of 16 million euros with four million in variables from Tottenham, the Irish international has become a standout figure in European football and currently leads the UEFA Nations League scoring charts alongside Lamine Yamal and Harry Kane.
Roster Depth Drives Success Ahead of Home Fixtures
That roster depth has translated to domestic and continental success. Following an opening victory in the UEFA Champions League against Lille, Real Betis prepares for the next two fixtures at home as the team balances its commitments across competitions.
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