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Official: Former Betis Player Ruben Perez Appointed Head Coach of Real Betis Global Academy

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08/09/2026 03:50:40 NeNaZavode

On September 8 Beijing time, it was officially announced that former Betis player Ruben Perez has been appointed head coach of the Real Betis Global Academy.

Official: Former Betis Player Ruben Perez Appointed Head Coach of Real Betis Global Academy

According to the official announcement, the Real Betis Global Academy has confirmed its head coach. Former Real Betis player Ruben Perez has returned to the green-and-white club, joining its international sports project and taking charge as head coach for the new season.

The coach from Ecija is returning to the green-and-white side to begin a new challenge in his coaching career. Having previously worn the Betis first-team shirt as a player, his deep understanding of the club and its football philosophy adds significant value to the newly launched project this season, which aims to provide a high-level experience for young talents from different countries.

After many years, Ruben Perez has returned to the club he once represented, bringing his extensive experience and knowledge to the Real Betis Global Academy. The team, made up of players from different countries, represents a new pathway for young player development, giving them the opportunity to continue football training and compete in Spain under Real Betis' training methods and values system.

The new head coach will lead the team into a season full of new challenges while working to strengthen the Real Betis youth academy project. The green-and-white side will compete in Spain's fifth-tier senior league.

Ruben Perez's arrival further reinforces Real Betis Global Academy's commitment to having a coaching team that combines experience with knowledge of youth development and competitive football, while also deepening the connection between the international project and the identity of the green-and-white club.

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