As: Betis signs 6-year-old Ryan, committed to charity to increase public attention to children s diabetes

September 19 According to the "As" report, under the initiative of Real Betis Club of La Liga and its foundation, Ryan Lopez Coto, who is only six years old, has become Betis' "star signing" this season. Ryan has been with type 1 diabetes since the age of three, but he has always faced the challenges of life with perseverance and a smile.

At the signing ceremony, Ryan interacted cordially with Betis head coach Pellegrini and the first team players, leaving behind many warm moments. His joining not only carries personal dreams, but also brings hope to countless children fighting diabetes.

The Betis Foundation has long been committed to this charity project, aiming to break the society's stereotype of diabetes, improve public awareness, and convey positive signals: Even if you suffer from diabetes, children can still live healthy, grow freely and pursue their dreams bravely.

As an image ambassador, Ryan will participate in traditional charity activities including visiting hospitals with first-team players and giving away "The Strongest Sick Hospital Suit". At the same time, the foundation will share stories of other children every month and publish health suggestions through social platforms to promote society's understanding and support for children with diabetes. At the signing ceremony, Foundation Chairman Raphael Goldillo and Director Daniel Olivancia accompanied Ryan and his mother Jessica Coto to attend. The atmosphere was touching. As Betis emphasized, Ryan is not only chasing his dreams, but also hopes to use his strength to inspire more children to move towards a bright future.