LaLiga: Green Earth (ecological project) becomes main partner of Real Betis Balompié for 2017-18

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Green Earth, an ecological project developed by the Costa-Rican-based Avalon Life (a data "mining" company for the transaction authentication of "Dash", a digital cryptocurrency), has extended its agreement and become a main partner of Real Betis Balompié (LaLiga Santander) at least until the end of the 2017-18 season, indicated the Andalusian club on 28/11/2017. The amount of the agreement could be €2m per year, according to Spanish media.

Green Earth, which will now be in the first level in the sponsorship hierarchy of Real Betis Balompié, retains its status as the main shirt sponsor and will have visibility "in the main advertising spots of the club". This brand started appearing on the Real Betis shirt during its pre-season tour in Germany and the first game of the 2017-18 LaLiga Santander season against FC Barcelona at the Camp Nou, under an agreement on 19/08/2017. This agreement has been extended for the remainder of the 2017-18 season, on 25/08/2017.

UED Sports, a Chinese company specialising in sports events, had previously become the Real Betis Balompié main shirt sponsor…

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