Burgos CF members will vote if they want the club to be SAD

U nce the Burgos CF ensured their stay in Second B with a win over Linares in the playout , the board got down to work to set up the following sports project . An approach that starts from the basis of converting the club into a Sports Limited Company (SAD). To this end, all the members have been summoned to an Extraordinary General Assembly that will be held on June 19, in which the
conversion in SAD will be voted.The directive headed by José Luis García understands that it is necessary for Burgos to be a SAD in order to reach professional football. So much so that the president burgalesista has linked his future in the entity to the conversion in SAD.

 "We have come here to form a successful project, we want to be in professional soccer, in Second and, why not, in First , but of course I will not continue in front of an institution whose economic capacity does not allow it to leave Second B ", assures the black and white president.It should be remembered that Garcia and his board of directors came to the club last December after winning the elections . In his program, like the other candidature, they had as an important point to convert the Burgos CF into SAD. Hence, in the Burgos club are optimistic about the decision of the partners. They believe that to fight for promotion they must have an economic capacity that would come hand in hand with the conversion in SAD."We could have a budget of 1.4 million euros, of which one would go to the first squad, so we could compete with all the teams, even with the newly descended from Segunda, who have a LaLiga support of 1.7 million ", explains José Luis García to MARCA.They already work in the configuration of the templateIn any case the black and white club has already announced the list of highs and lows of the template for the next year. Of the members of the team that managed to stay in extremis, only Andrés González, Sergio Esteban, Odei Onaindia, Alberto Cusidor, Álvaro Martín 'Chevi', Jorge Fernández and Adrián Hernández will continue. On the other hand, Álvaro Antón still has a contract with the black and white team, but an exit will be provided . In addition, Mikel Aurreko, who has been defending the team's goal for more than twelve years, has been offered to remain linked to the team as a goalkeeping coach.