With the recent appointment of the former international player Juanfran Torres to the role of vice president of sports, Intercity has taken a decisive step in shaping its long term strategy. The leadership change comes alongside statements from Jorge Lopez Intercity about the direction of sports management and the renewal discussions surrounding coach Gustavo Siviero. In this context, the club has clarified an important roster decision: seven players who were actively involved in the most recent ascent to Primera RFEF will not be part of the current squad. This move marks a clear shift as the club looks to balance experience with fresh talent and reaffirm its ambitions for the season ahead.
The group of players in question includes Eric Jiménez, Carlos Carrasco, known as Coco, José Manuel López, Juanma Ortiz, José García, Borja Viguera, and Maxi Ribero from Argentina. Joining this list is Alexis Aegean, who now serves within Intercity’s technical unit, reinforcing the club’s emphasis on building a cohesive leadership team that aligns on tactical vision and player development. The decision, while difficult, is framed as part of a broader plan to optimize squad dynamics and maximize the potential of upcoming campaigns. This approach reflects a meticulous evaluation process aimed at ensuring the squad composition supports sustainable growth and competitive performance across all competitions.
Intercity issued a formal statement regarding the players who will depart for the next chapter. It expressed appreciation for their contribution, noting that each participant had demonstrated commitment to the project and contributed to the team’s progress on the field and in daily training routines. The club highlighted the importance of recognizing the effort and discipline these players brought to the table, stressing that their work left a lasting imprint on the club’s history and will be remembered as part of Intercity’s evolving journey toward higher levels of competition.
Several veterans among the departing group, including José García, Juanma Ortiz, and Coco, have been pillars in multiple promotions for Intercity over recent years. Their departures are presented as part of the club’s broader aim to honor past achievements while paving the way for future generations. The leadership emphasizes that these names will forever be connected to the club’s story, serving as benchmarks for those who follow and as reminders of the sustained effort required to reach new milestones. As Intercity charts its path forward, the focus remains on preserving the club’s culture, maintaining competitive standards, and ensuring a seamless transition that keeps the squad focused on collective goals and the relentless pursuit of success.