Betis Signs Colombian National Team Striker Hernandez
Real Betis has officially announced the signing of Colombian forward Cucho Hernandez from Major League Soccer club Columbus Crew. The Seville-based team has secured the services of the 25-year-old striker on a long-term contract that extends until the summer of 2030.
According to reports from Transfermarkt, the transfer fee for Hernandez is estimated to be around 13 million euros. This acquisition marks a significant investment for Betis as they bolster their attacking options.
During his three-year stint with Columbus Crew in MLS, Hernandez showcased his goal-scoring prowess and playmaking abilities. The Colombian international featured in 94 matches, finding the back of the net 58 times and providing 26 assists. His impressive performances in the United States have caught the attention of several European clubs.
Hernandez has also represented the Colombian national team, earning 5 caps and scoring 2 goals for his country. His experience at the international level adds value to his profile and makes him an exciting prospect for Betis in the upcoming La Liga season.
The addition of Hernandez to Real Betis’ squad is expected to strengthen their offensive capabilities and provide more options for manager Manuel Pellegrini. Fans of the Spanish club will be eager to see how the Colombian striker adapts to La Liga and contributes to the team’s aspirations in domestic and potentially European competitions.