“It is not that it is not the time, neither now nor later. We have full confidence in the coach. That is the most important thing.” David Guerra, Sporting’s executive president, discussed this Thursday what Abelardo’s future will be in the rojiblanco team, since his contract ends on June 30. “Both parties are calm. Thinking about June 30 will come naturally. If something is clear to me, it is that he is a great person who has always been committed to Sporting. It will be how both parties feel,” explained the leader of the Gijón team.
“It’s not something that worries us because we know that the coach is committed to the club. When these talks come out, he will go along during the season,” added Guerra about addressing the renewal of the rojiblanco coach who will receive Leganés this Saturday.
Meeting with the municipal work team for the World Cup.
David Guerra also valued the meeting held this Thursday with the municipal work commission created for El Molinón’s candidacy for the 2030 World Cup. Among other things, the role of hotels and parking was valued to adjust to the requirements of the bases to be campus. “This opportunity, when we talk about Asturias, is the impact that we can have at an economic and social level. Hoteliers and hoteliers agree that the impact that it is going to have is something that we have to take advantage of as a community,” said Guerra. “Especially for them, it is a huge opportunity to position themselves and develop. The level of the hotel and catering industry is fantastic, it is rising and growing, and with circumstances such as climate change, it would be a great opportunity. It is a challenge, like many others. With Unity together with all the municipal groups and the Principality can make a common front,” he concluded.
