UD Las Palmas announced this Monday their regional vocation in the presence of the President of the Government of the Canary Islands, Fernando Clavijo; the president of Gran Canaria, Antonio Morales, and the mayor of San Bartolomé de Tirajana, Marco Aurelio Pérez.
Ramírez recalled in a Christmas meeting with representatives of Canarian society that, although he has island roots since 1949, his vocation is to be the engine of social unity of the islands. By 2024, the yellow team will continue its plan to strengthen civil society based on sportsmanship, nobility, good play, teamwork, effort and spirit of improvement for the new generations.
The head of the Gran Canaria entity stated that he was “quite satisfied” with the year to end after “bringing the team back to the First Division”, and also for the current occupation of a comfortable position in the league standings.
“What I remember, This has been the best year I’ve ever had as president“, is underlined.
Ramírez pointed out that the goal for 2024 is “get permanent soon“, reaching 40 points, although he admits that less may be needed this season.
“We have no limit, the goal is to add 40 points as soon as possiblethey may not be necessary, but we set them as a goal, and from there, if there is time left and there are enough games to fight for something bigger, don’t doubt anyone that we will do it , “he says.
The head of the island emphasized that UD Las Palmas “has never been an active entity” and that his social mass is “greater than ever”so they should “boast” what qualifies as a “collective achievement.”
Ramírez recalled that in the first quarter of Work on the residence will begin in 2024 for players in Barranco Seco, with an implementation period of nine months, so it should be available by the end of the new year.
Source: La Verdad
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