Euskaraz irakurri: Luis Garcia Plazak Alaveseko entrenatzaile bezala jarraituko du, eta Sergio Fernandezek kirol zuzendari gisa

Luis García Plaza will continue as Alavés coach in the 2023-24 seasonin the First Division, and Sergio Fernández will continue until 2026 as sports director of the club from Vitoria, as reported by the entity this Wednesday. Alavés, in a public letter addressed to its fans, has confirmed the continuity of Luis García Plaza, who had an automatic renewal clause if Alavés went up to the First Division, while Sergio Fernández, whose contract expired this season, has renewed its relationship with the albiazul club until 2026.

Thus, Alavés has taken for granted continuity as coach of Luis Garcia Plaza through the letter, in which the club refers to the present and the future of the team: “We are already working on an exciting project for the present and future, which will be designed by our Sports Management, with Sergio Fernández at the helm, and captained from the bench by our coach Luis García Plaza”, explained the entity.

“A responsible project, which will optimize the resources and capacities of a modest club but with great goals, like ours, and which aspires to consolidate itself in the First Division”, he has advanced, on the line to follow in the highest category.

Luis García Plaza arrived in Vitoria-Gasteiz last summer, backed by his great experience in the Second Division, and with the babazorro club he achieved his fourth personal promotion, after a course in which the Alava team has never left promotion positions and rise.

Before publishing that letter, Alavés had already announced the renewal of the contract of its sports director, Sergio Fernandezuntil 2026. Sergio Fernández arrived in Vitoria-Gasteiz in 2016, when Alavés returned to the First Division, and has been responsible for shaping the squad for the following seasons, to date.

Finally, also this Wednesday, the Competition Committee of the Spanish Football Federation has imposed a Víctor Laguardia’s four-match ban, for “producing with slight violence towards the referees” in the second leg of the final of the promotion to First Division against Levante; the penalty is a consequence of Laguardia’s behavior with the assistant referee in minute 127 of the match, when the player was on the bench and addressed the referee at the time of the action that led to the penalty in favor of Alavés, at the end of the match. extension.

Source: Eitb

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