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SportsReal Betis unveils 2026/27 second kit as tribute to bullying victim Sandra Peña
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Real Betis and hummel have unveiled their second kit for the 2026/27 season, a green-toned shirt with strong symbolic value representing Hope. The kit is part of an emotional tribute to Sandra Peña, a young Betis fan who died by suicide in October 2025 after suffering bullying. The shirt incorporates the message 'Verde Esperanza' inside the collar and is linked to a new anti-bullying campaign by the Real Betis Foundation and the Spanish Association for the Prevention of Bullying (AEPAE). The campaign includes prevention workshops, a Bullying Prevention Day in Seville, and a therapeutic summer camp for victims. The design is inspired by two masterpieces of Sevillian embroidery: the mesh mantle of Esperanza Macarena and the mantle of Esperanza de Triana. The presentation video features Sandra's family and shows her room with her green-and-white belongings. The kit also features TechPro technology for comfort and performance.
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Updated: 16/07/2026 - 14:24 CEST By: Rocío Guevara
A Kit with Deep Symbolic Meaning
Real Betis and hummel have unveiled their second kit for the 2026/27 season — a design featuring varying shades of green that carries profound symbolic weight. The shirt represents an allegory of Hope and serves as an expression of the identity and tradition of the city of Seville.
Inside the collar, the shirt bears the inscription "Verde Esperanza" ("Green Hope"), a message tied to the new anti-bullying campaign launched by the Real Betis Balompié Foundation in collaboration with the Spanish Association for the Prevention of Bullying (AEPAE) .
Anti-Bullying Initiatives
Throughout the 2026/27 season, Betis and its Foundation will roll out several initiatives aimed at:
- Providing prevention tools to families, teachers, and young people
- Raising awareness of a problem that, according to UNESCO, affects nearly one in three students worldwide, with serious consequences for their mental health
The AEPAE will conduct four prevention and awareness workshops on bullying, targeting:
- Young players from the men's youth academy
- Young players from the women's youth academy
- The Foundation's football school
- The Monsalvete football school, located in the Tres Mil Viviendas neighborhood (a socially vulnerable area)
Additionally, the AEPAE will organize the Bullying Prevention Day in Seville, where the association will present its report on the state of bullying in Spain — from the first media-covered suicide case 22 years ago to the case of Sandra Peña. The report will propose solutions across educational, social, therapeutic, legal, and digital domains.
At the end of the 2026/27 season, a therapeutic summer camp for bullying victims will be launched: a transformative week in which minors can regain their self-esteem and will to live, supported by a team of AEPAE specialists.
Tribute to Sandra Peña
In an emotional tribute to Sandra Peña, a young Betis fan who took her own life in October 2025 in Seville after reporting that she was suffering from bullying, the kit's presentation video is led by her family. The video shows her room and her green-and-white belongings, with the march 'Siempre la Esperanza' playing in the background as the second kit — bearing her name on the back — is revealed.
Design Inspiration
Continuing the theme of Hope, the design draws inspiration from two masterpieces of Sevillian embroidery:
- The mesh mantle of Esperanza Macarena, popularly known as the 'Camaronero' mantle, designed and embroidered by Juan Manuel Rodríguez Ojeda in 1900
- The mantle of Esperanza de Triana, designed by Juan Borrero in 1992 and executed by the workshop of Sobrinos de Esperanza Elena Caro in 1993, later reformed in 2024 by the workshop of Charo Bernardino
The shirt also incorporates other recognizable iconographic elements:
- The royal crown, closely linked to Real Betis since 1914
- The heraldic anchor, representing hope
- The 'mariquillas' of the Macarena
Technical Features
On the technical side, the new shirt features TechPro technology, a textile solution that combines comfort, adaptability, and functional fabric response during use. It offers a balanced structure between lightness, resistance, breathability, and thermal comfort.
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