Real Betis is fully focused on the final stage of the season. They are not only vying for a Champions League spot in La Liga but also facing Fiorentina in the UEFA Europa Conference League semi-finals. However, the sports management department has already started planning the squad for the next season. Valle, the left-back who is on loan from Barcelona to Como, has been included in Betis' candidate list for the 2025-26 season, and the club's internal staff are actively promoting the relevant work.

Although Ricardo Rodríguez (whose contract runs until 2026) and Romain Perraud (whose contract runs until 2029) have both improved their form this season, the coaching staff still regards the left-back position as a key area for reinforcement. The club believes that this is a crucial position where the team's combat power can be enhanced, especially in the need to sign young players with development potential like Valle.

The youngster, who will turn 21 this week, has received high praise from Betis. The scouting reports cover his performances during his time at Como, in Barcelona's youth academy, and during his loan spell at Levante last season. Currently, Betis has made initial contact with the player's entourage, but the player has requested to postpone the negotiations to focus on the final matches of the Serie A season.

Valle only made 11 appearances during his loan spell at Celtic in the first half of this season and lacked consistent playing time. However, after moving to Como in January, he has been highly valued by the coach, Cesc Fàbregas, and has even outperformed the more experienced Alberto Moreno. The player hopes to assess his future options after finishing the season in good form, and Betis will be in a priority position among them.

Barcelona owns the rights to this left-sided rising star, but there is fierce competition for the left-back position within the club. Alejandro Balde has delivered an outstanding performance this season, Gerard Martínez has shown significant progress, and the youth team player, Torrents, from the second team is also regarded as a potential player for the first team. In this situation, it is extremely unlikely that Valle will stay at Barcelona next season, and Betis is actively making arrangements.

The good cooperative relationship between the two clubs will help reach a win-win solution for all parties. Betis' technical team believes that Valle's qualities are a perfect fit for the team's reinforcement needs, but the final deal still requires the details and conditions to be finalized in the coming weeks.