The name Dani Jarque remains deeply ingrained in Spanish football, particularly at Real Betis Balompié, where the captain’s tragic death in August 2009 during a pre-season training camp continues to be felt. As the club approaches the anniversary of his passing, recent weeks have seen a renewed focus on Jarque’s enduring legacy and the initiatives in place to honor his memory. The ‘Fundación Dani Jarque’, established by his family, continues to actively promote health awareness, specifically focusing on cardiac screening for young athletes due to the hypertrophic cardiomyopathy that caused his sudden death. The foundation regularly organizes events and collaborates with medical professionals to provide accessible screenings, raising awareness about preventative cardiology. Real Betis pays tribute to Jarque through the permanent retirement of his number 6 jersey, a visual reminder of his impact. A dedicated corner of the Benito Villamarín stadium is also adorned with mosaics and tributes created by the fans. The club promotes the values Jarque embodied – leadership, sportsmanship, and dedication – within its youth academy. Recent reports highlight increased fundraising efforts by the foundation, supported by current Betis players and former teammates, with Joaquín Sánchez, a long-time friend and colleague, remaining a prominent advocate. Discussions within Spanish football media have centered around a potential larger memorial to Jarque near the stadium, though plans are still in development. The Fundación Dani Jarque’s website and social media channels are regularly updated with information on their activities and fundraising goals, demonstrating a commitment to preventing similar tragedies and preserving Jarque’s memory. Real Betis’s commitment to remembering Jarque is integral to the club’s identity, serving as a reminder of the importance of community, health, and a positive spirit in the face of loss.