David López: Girona Needs New Signings to Return to Primera División

Girona FC captain David López has voiced public concern over the club’s transfer market activity and squad depth following a 49th Trofeu Costa Brava defeat against Arsenal, stating that the team requires immediate reinforcements to mount a successful promotion campaign.

Squad Stagnation and Defensive Shortages Highlighted

Speaking in the mixed zone after the match against Arsenal, David López did not mince words regarding the current state of the Girona roster. According to the team’s captain, the squad lacks the necessary personnel to compete effectively for a return to Spain’s top flight. “The team is stagnant. For now there are no more people coming, that is the situation the club has,” David López said, expressing hope that management can secure additions before the transfer window closes.

The veteran central defender specifically pointed to a vulnerable backline as an urgent priority for sporting director Quique Cárcel and club leadership. “Right now, in the first team, the only center-backs are Francés and me,” David López said with visible concern. The lack of rotational depth in central defense leaves the squad exposed to injuries and suspensions as the grueling 12-month calendar progresses.

Trofeu Costa Brava Context and Pre-Season Realities

The candid remarks came on the heels of a competitive test against Premier League side Arsenal at the Estadi Montilivi during the traditional Trofeu Costa Brava fixture.

Next Steps for Girona FC

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