Culver FC. The team combines young players with great projection with other experienced players
Alcantarilla FC is lucky. The club laid the foundations for a sports project that is beginning to bear fruit. Last season he managed to convince with his deserved promotion with his solidity in the game and results. “The project to give the club a leap in quality was the goal from the beginning and we achieved it in the first season thanks to the excellent work of the board, the technical staff and the players,” said Salva Marín, sports director of this Alcantarilla FC . which also has with the sponsorship of Universae.
The debut in the Third RFEF is hopeful, yet the philosophy of the board remains the same, to grow as a club in all respects, which necessarily entails establishing itself in the category as the first objective. “This season the level is very high, because the group consists of only 16 teams, so it will be a very short competition with little margin of error,” says Salva Marín herself, who has the support of a pre-season in which the team is from less to more. gone.
To meet the goal of permanence, Alcantarilla FC has made a total of 16 formations, which are added to the block of six players who have been renewed compared to last season. Coincidentally, they have chosen a very young team, but with football aspirations and a desire to prove their worth in the category. In fact, the average age is about 24, and yet they have players with extensive experience in the Third Division who will impress with that solidity and experience in difficult moments that young guys with a great projection like Álvaro will certainly take note of. , Mario, Pedro López, Marcos, Papi or José Manuel Nicolás, the latter on loan from FC Cartagena.
The versatility of the players who make up the Alcantarilla roster allows coach Víctor Pagán to have many variables, something fundamental in modern football. Ultimately, the board wanted to “assemble an intense team, very well prepared to fight for 90 minutes and above all mentally prepared to push themselves and give 110% when it comes to defending the shield of Alcantarilla FC”.
As for the role Alcantarilla fans can play, the board is clear on that. “It has been a long time since the city had a team in the national category and the response throughout the preseason has been good,” said Salva Marín, who predicts that “it will be a long and difficult year and we are going to need the swollen Hopefully It will be a great year and the city, the fans, the players and the club will all reach our goal.”
Source: La Verdad
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