The women’s CD San José takes the first steps with its sights set on the 24/25 season. The Sorianos announced yesterday the renewal of the cornerstone of their project, a Hugo Palomar who will continue to hold the positions of first team coach and coordinator of the women’s football section.
After this news, the Soria coach is very happy to have the feeling that “that “I can continue to contribute my grain of sand so that we continue to grow.” After three seasons in the collegiate entity, he intends to continue working in a club that does not stop growing, with more and more players and a broader structure.
In that sense, with four female teams, The next step for the club is to create a fifth this summer. Although it is “complicated, due to the province we are in, we are going to work for it.” If achieved, this team could be part of one of the two new leagues that the Royal Football Federation of Castilla y León has created: provincial alevin-infantile or regional cadet-youth.
Possibilities of promotion to National
CD San José is waiting to know if their first women’s team will play in the National League next year. After finishing in second place in the league, Palomar’s team is nervously and excitedly awaiting a decision from the RFEF that could be delayed until August. The regulations say that the champions of each group go up directly, while the runners-up must wait for vacant places, depending on the coefficient they have.
“The uncertainty kills me and I don’t like it at all that a promotion cannot be celebrated on the field of play,” he says. In that direction, the Soria coach It is clear that if they continue in Gonalpi the objective will be to fight again for promotion, while, if fortune smiles on them this time, they will seek permanence in the fourth category of national football -the equivalent of Second RFEF-. With everything up in the air, he is optimistic, “given that we have a better coefficient than last season.”
Despite this doubt about the category in which they are going to play, the board does not stop working on creating the squad. In that direction, the Sorianas They have already managed to seal the continuity of 80% of the players, while they have already closed several signings that will be announced in the coming days.
“Our goal is to renew as many members as possible. The group is truly amazing,” emphasizes a coach who wants to continue making history in a club that does not set limits.
