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Elche CF announced the events of this morning’s gathering, which marked a notable milestone for the club. The Ordinary and Extraordinary General Assembly took place at the Martínez Valero stadium, with broad participation from the organization’s leading shareholders. The session was attended by the club’s president, Joaquín Buitrago; the Vice President, Julio César Ginés; the Council secretary, Alejandro Martínez; and representatives from Score Club, the majority shareholder led by Bragarnik. All items on the agenda were approved unanimously, signaling a unified direction for the club moving forward as reported by those present.
The leadership underscored a phase of solid economic and institutional solvency. The president emphasized that the club is positioned to meet upcoming challenges with a robust plan that supports both short and medium term goals. The remarks highlighted ongoing investments that strengthen the club’s financial foundation and enable continued development of major initiatives, including the construction of a sports city and the renovation of the Martínez Valero stadium.
According to the spokesperson, the organization will persist in its disciplined approach to governance and stakeholder collaboration. The focus remains on maintaining stability at the institutional level and anchoring a project that benefits the club, the local community, and its supporters. The leadership stressed a commitment to persist with significant infrastructure projects and to build a sustainable model that sustains growth beyond the current period, ensuring that the club remains competitive on and off the pitch.