Canarian defender Dailos Tejera Machín, Dailos, is Marino’s first signing for next season in which the Luanquín team will militarize in the Second RFEF together with the Asturians Real Avilés, Langreo, Ceares and Llanera.
Dailos is 30 years old, He is left-handed and can play as a central or left-back. Dailos comes from Ibiza-Islas Pitiusas, a team that played last season in the Third Division, and has a long sporting career. He started in the lower categories of Las Palmas, making his debut with the subsidiary team in the Third Division in the 2009-2010 season. Later, he played in the Conquense (Second B), Unión Viera, Castellón, Quintanar del Rey, Sariñena, Formentera (Second B), Izarra (Second B), and the last three campaigns in the Ibiza-Islas Pitiusas, Third Division, team with which he achieved promotion this season to the Second RFEF.
The sailor is in full planning of the next season. The signing of Dailos is the first, but the club chaired by Luis Gallego has confirmed the continuity of eleven players from the squad.
The last to sign the renewal is César Suárez, joined by Guille Avendaño and Miguel Prendes from the youth team. On the other hand, the dismissal of Sergio Orviz, who will play at Ceares next season, and Miguel Prado were confirmed. The latter was common in the line-ups as a left-handed central defender, a position now occupied by the Canarian Dalios.
César Suárez complied his third season in the Marino and the last one had a wide presence in the starting team, playing all the league games. He only missed the match against Oviedo B and was a key player in the team since the arrival of Manel Menéndez to the bench of the Luanquín team.
So far, the players that the Marino will have next season are Borja Álvarez, Adrián Trabanco, Guaya, Luis Morán, Alberto Lora, Emilio Morilla, César Suárez, Guille Pinín, Nacho Matador, Guille Avendaño and Miguel Prendes. The already confirmed casualties are those of the goalkeeper Chechu Grana, for personal reasons, Borja Rodríguez, Chiqui Castellano, Sergio Orviz and Miguel Prado.
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