Real Betis completes the transfer of Pablo García to Racing Santander
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 2, 2026, 5:54 PM
Last updated Sep 2, 2026
Real Betis finalized the transfer of 20-year-old Pablo García to Racing Santander on deadline day. The move comes despite the midfielder's stated desire to remain with his youth club of 15 years. Reports indicate the departure was facilitated to manage squad space for the return of Dani Ceballos. García made three appearances for Real Betis this season, including a winning goal against Valencia. Video footage captured the player and his family leaving the club grounds in tears following the confirmation of the deal. García expressed hope for a potential return to the club in the future.
- •Pablo García departs Real Betis after a 15-year tenure with the organization.
- •The 20-year-old midfielder joins newly promoted La Liga side Racing Santander.
- •García scored the winning goal against Valencia during his three appearances this season.
- •The move was reportedly made to accommodate the return of Dani Ceballos to the squad.
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