President of Alcoyano, Tony JusticeSending a reassuring message about the future of the club yesterday, he said that the fans can rest easy because the team will continue, considering the possibility of losing the category due to debts with the players, coaching staff and staff. First RFEF. The leader assured us that we were not “crossing our arms at the club” before the countdown, which Deportivo plunged into with the end of June. “We have had a heavy workload for weeks, but the solution is not easy. Fortunately, there are ways out, and one of them is the Emergency Fund created by the Federation to prioritize player payouts.

Days without a clear resolution have not diminished the positive talk the Alcoyano president has given these past weeks about the future of the institution. “The fans can be just as comfortable as the players, the coaching staff and the staff. El Alcoyano will not downgrade due to non-payment. It is very important to have the support of the federation and everything will be resolved one way or another,” he said.

Toni Justicia on the delay in signing the contract renewal Vincent Parras As a coach, he puts a brake on the planning of the new roster with just three weeks before the start of the season. “Parras and the sports director (Jose Luis Gonzalez) has been working on the new team for two weeks. They talked to him and he knows the club’s situation very well, but I understand he doesn’t want to sign anything out of respect for his players,” he explained.

The head of Alcoy is in World War II, where Andalusian teams have disappeared and historical teams have disappeared. joins the group’s new configuration. Subsidiaries of Logroñés, Numancia, Real Unión or Athletic Club, Real Sociedad and Osasuna. Confident that Alcoyano will start, Toni Justicia said: “I like it, it will be a good incentive for the fans to see clubs with a great football tradition again and to see that they haven’t set foot in El Collao for many years.” followed the second course at the First RFEF at the end of August.