Sandro rules out returning to SD Huesca – Heraldo.es

Sandro Ramírez fully ruled out this Tuesday the possibility that he will return to SD Huesca in the future despite the fact that his sports director, Martín González, had not completely closed the door a few hours before during Carrillo’s presentation with a ” We’ll see if he doesn’t come with us again in a while”. In what was his coming-out with Las Palmas, the Canarian was more emphatic: “I am not going back to my previous club.” After a “quite tough” negotiation, the agreement that was made official on Monday was that of a transfer with non-compulsory purchase option. However, although it was not put on paper, the island club did make a verbal commitment to make it effective, a promise that makes it “convinced that it will become effective” and that it will end up belonging “completely to Las Palmas.” It has been his desire since the beginning of the preseason, a motivation that he had always had after he was trained in his quarry until he went to Barcelona as a cadet and that was increased after the ‘play off’ with Tenerife. “I told Vitolo and my family that I wanted to be there, to feel what was experienced there, to defend my island from the field,” he said. “Everything has been very complicated, we had many meetings, but from the first moment I told them that wanted to leave and that he only saw the possibility of returning to Las Palmas. In the end we were able to fix it, it was very long weeks, but we finally got it”, he recounted a process in which the discomfort within Huesca, with whom he still has a contract until 2024, was on the rise. Although he held the concentration of Benasque normally, the truth is that since July 15 he has not trained at the same pace as his teammates. That circumstance means that now “I’m not at my best level.” “I just came from an atypical preseason, I didn’t play any friendly and I was training on the sidelines, I have to put on my work overalls to be available as soon as possible,” he said.