Córdoba CF and the Provincial Council of Córdoba presented on Tuesday at the Palacio de la Merced the agreement reached to support the first women's team of the blanquiverde entity, an event attended by the club's CEO, Antonio Fernández Monterrubio, the president of the provincial institution, Salvador Fuentes, and the deputy-delegate of Sports, Antonio Martín, all accompanied by the players of Córdoba CF Femenino and their coach and technical manager Sergio Guillén.

 

With this agreement, both parties aim to make the institution's commitment to women's sports in the province more visible and to recognize the effort, dedication, and commitment of the players, the technical staff, and all the people who are part of the Cordobesista project.

 

In this regard, Salvador Fuentes, president of the Provincial Council of Córdoba, stated that "we have a new team, very young, doing very important things. We are facing a team that has made a revolution this year, facing a season that could be quite interesting due to the effort, work, and youth of the squad."

 

"You are the mirror in which thousands of girls from all over the province see themselves. From the Provincial Council, we will continue to stand by your side so that you continue to carry the name of Córdoba with pride throughout Spain," concluded the president.

 

The institutional event was also presided over by the CEO of Córdoba CF, Antonio Fernández Monterrubio, who expressed his gratitude for "the sensitivity towards women's sports and especially for turning it into actions, not just words. Because women's sports need real commitments, projects, resources, and opportunities. When an institution and a club row in the same direction, the entire province wins."

 

Additionally, he indicated that "Córdoba Club de Fútbol wants to be an active part of this story, and we say it with actions. There are six women's teams that wear our badge, from the grassroots to the first team represented here today."

 

"This season we have thoroughly renewed the squad to build a solid, competitive, and ambitious project. This team is responding on the field with commitment and results that encourage us to aim higher," asserted the leader of the Cordobesista team.

 

"Our ambition is not only measured in the standings. We want the women's team to have more and more weight and prominence in the structure and identity of the club. Let no one see it as a section of Córdoba Club de Fútbol, but as what it is, Córdoba Club de Fútbol," concluded the CEO of Córdoba CF.

 

For his part, the coach of the blanquiverde team, Sergio Guillén, expressed his gratitude to the Provincial Council of Córdoba, stating that "we are very proud to represent this badge and the name of our city and province. We will continue fighting and competing to keep women's football at the top," said Guillén.

 

On behalf of the players, the team captain, Marta Arias, emphasized the importance of institutional support for the growth of the discipline. "For us, it is essential to feel the support of the province's institutions at a time when women's football continues to grow by leaps and bounds. It is a pride to wear this badge and be a reference for younger girls," highlighted Arias.