The social media accounts of sports teams are buzzing with announcements of farewells, renewals, and the unveiling of the names of players arriving at their new destinations.
Fragatina Rock
Peña Fragatina has officially announced its roster for the 24/25 season, confirming that Daniel Torrijos "Torri" will once again be the team's coach for his second season at the helm. Full of enthusiasm, Torri knows he will have Víctor and Oscar Quibus back with the club, the first two players to renew their contracts, and they aspire to further solidify the team's position in the league.
The goalkeeping position is also secured with the continued presence of Jorge Infantes and Víctor Olmedo , and with Javier Roca and Mario Novials signing on for another year, brimming with enthusiasm. The supporters' club has reserved a special place in its communications, and in the club's history, for Saúl Ortega, their "eternal captain ," who has confirmed via Instagram that he is hanging up his boots after 16 seasons with the team.
UD Fraga
Fraga has become, for the moment, the corner of the Bajo/Baix Cinca region that is generating the most news in this summer transfer window. The town's other representative, UD Fraga , has also confirmed important details of its plans. The first comes in the form of a goal: César Sanagustín , top scorer for G.XVII in the 23/24 season, will continue wearing the same colors with the aim, at the very least, of approaching similar numbers.
On the other hand, at 30 years old and with a lot of experience already under his belt, Ramón Sanjuán remains in a team that, by the way, is once again led by Miguel Rubio from the bench, along with his trusted team, to which Álex Vera arrives as the new physiotherapist.
The renewals have also served to confirm that the defense will be well covered with the already signed continuity of Javi Gasca in goal and Genís Serra, Marcel Ormo, and Iker Bautista in defense. The same situation applies to Alex Sanz , whose career remains linked to UD Fraga.
For now, there are two new faces compared to the recently concluded season: Joel Casals , a 25-year-old center forward, has signed with UD Fraga . After stints at Tamarite and Mequinenza, he arrives at Fraga after a great year with Borges in the Catalan First Division. Also joining the team is Lluc Gibert , a 22-year-old player from Mollerussa (Third Division RFEF), where he played last season.
Ontiñena CF
There's a period of uncertainty at Ontiñena CF , which remains on tenterhooks regarding its potential promotion to the Tercera División RFEF. While the situation unfolds, what we do know is that Fran Puyer will not be the coach next season. One of the key figures behind the historic qualification for the Copa del Rey is leaving the project after reaching an agreement with the club, which both parties describe as amicable and mutually agreed upon.
The one who will continue to be linked to Ontiñena CF and will savor the KO tournament will be one of those who deserve it the most: captain Andrés Roda will register his name for the tenth consecutive season.
Two other familiar names in Ontiñena who are staying in the Bajo Cinca region are Adrián Romero, Elhadji Cisse, and Oriol Serrate , one of the league's top scorers. All three will once again represent Ontiñena, along with Guillem Aldabo , who arrived midway through last season and has also decided to remain.
Mequinenza
Zaragoza didn't finish the season in the best way, but they'll be looking to bounce back next season. So far, they've announced the appointment of Aharon Casas as head coach , the contract renewals of Jon Stegherr and Gonzalo Aldabó , and the return of Joel Borbón to Mequinenza CD.
Waiting for new developments in the Lower Cinca
While awaiting further moves from the other clubs, only CD Zaidín has made any move to add to all the previous ones: they have renewed Daniel Lonca , considered the "brain of the team" during the 23/24 season and entrusted him with the mission of continuing with the ambitious goal of continuing to grow.
