CF Intercity toured the Bonalba training grounds and the surrounding facilities, where mid-August sessions are planned as part of a careful pre-season program. The squad, accompanied by the technical committee and club management, walked through the spaces prepared to host a portion of the team’s preparations for the 2023/24 campaign and the transition to the new home base. The visit underscored the club’s confidence in the upgraded environment and the role it will play in shaping daily routines for the players and staff.
Work on completing the CF Intercity training ground has advanced to the final phase. The playing surfaces are being planted, and it is anticipated that the grass will reach mowing readiness within roughly two weeks. By mid-August, Intercity should be ready to begin training on the new pitch, signaling a concrete step toward full utilization of the facilities for the upcoming season. (Source: CF Intercity)
The training ground is located on the grounds of Bonalba Golf Club, with the first team set to access premium amenities including a gym, changing rooms, a swimming pool, a spa, and parking, along with additional services outlined in their agreement. These provisions are designed to support high-performance preparation and efficient daily operations for the squad. (Source: CF Intercity)
The five-year agreement with Bonalba Golf Club includes renewal options for both parties. Adjacent to the training zone, a dedicated space will be established for physical therapy, rest, and ongoing treatment needs for players. In a second phase, a modern sports hall will be constructed on the site, broadening the range of training and rehabilitation options available on campus. (Source: CF Intercity)
Salvador Martí, president of CF Intercity, expressed appreciation to Bonalba Golf Club for its backing, noting that the club will access top-tier facilities. He stressed that there would be no excuses this season, emphasizing the commitment shared by the technical staff and players and the aim to streamline daily life for the squad. (Source: CF Intercity)
Intercity begins construction of a training ground for private use in Bonalba
Xavier Darblade, manager of Bonalba Resort, reassured players and staff that they will feel at home and extended best wishes for a successful season. He highlighted the realization of the agreement and noted that the floor would be ready soon, yielding a genuine training center equipped with locker rooms and a dedicated playground for Intercity. (Source: Bonalba Resort)
CF Intercity’s training ground places a strong emphasis on eco-friendly construction, adopting core principles that protect the environment and minimize waste. The project prioritizes renewable resources and the responsible use of materials to maximize environmental benefits. (Source: CF Intercity)
The image accompanying the report shows players visiting the facilities where they will train, illustrating a hands-on look at the forthcoming home base. INTERCITY
The layout of the site was designed to ensure that surplus water is returned to the golf course. Collected water is directed to a reservoir and reused in the lake, reducing waste from rainfall or irrigation. To reduce ecological costs, sand and gravel are sourced from nearby provincial suppliers. Pumping and irrigation systems are designed for low energy consumption, with variable speed controls and reduced irrigation during peak daylight hours to conserve resources. (Source: CF Intercity)
First signature. (Source: CF Intercity)
CF Intercity approved the transfer of center-back Diego Cámara, a 25-year-old right-footed defender who has previously played for Numancia, Guadalajara, and Peña Deportiva, contributing 35 appearances last season and scoring a goal. The signing signals the club’s intent to reinforce the squad under the leadership of Argentine coach Alejandro Sandroni. (Source: CF Intercity)