It will take place on the 31st at 8.30pm, with free entry and its rival is El Ejido, a second division club
The Isaac Peral Trophy, which serves as the presentation of the Jimbee Cartagena to his team, returns on August 31 after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic caused by Covid. The match will be played at half past eight in the afternoon and the rival is Ejido Futsal, a second team.
It is a good opportunity for the fans to get to know their team up close, just a week and a half before the start of the competition against Real Betis, on the weekend of September 9-11. Admission is also free, with the melon club aiming to create a great atmosphere in the Palacio de los Deportes de Cartagena as a prelude to an exciting season.
The meeting will also honor Juan González, better known as ‘Pichica’, who has been a kitman for more than 400 team matches and was especially important during the worst times of Cartagena’s futsal
Miguel Ángel Jiménez was enthusiastic about the match: «We are eager to play in front of our fans and give it to ‘Pichica’, the alma mater of the team and much loved in the city. We want to recognize your love for futsal in the city,” he said.
The Councilor for Sports, Álvaro Valdés, thanked Jimbee’s chairman for the invitation. “We are committed to this team. We hope that this season will be the special season that all the fans need. We started with this meeting in the home of Cartagena Sports,” he said.
Jiménez also said that a replacement is being sought for Juanpi, who will be absent until the second round: «From the moment of his injury, we have to look for something because it is a long-term injury. We are doing our best to replace it,” he said.
In addition, he was ambitious with increasing social mass and believes that the campaign is on the right track: “Our goal is to exceed 1,500 subscribers. It will be realized around the holidays. There is a push with the issue of bases, with a social mass to come. In a few weeks we will announce the achievement of this figure that I have just given,” he said.
Finally, he announced that there will be some changes to the Palacio de los Deportes in some aspects: “We are going to change some things in our court over the course of the year, with the help of the city council, in order to get the most out of it ,” he concluded.
Source: La Verdad
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