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Pamplona/Brussels (Wednesday, April 24, 2024)&mdash;Club Atl&eacute;tico Osasuna joins the Union of European Clubs (UEC) Executive Board for the second consecutive year. The UEC is an international organization founded in April 2023 to provide a voice to the 92% of professional football clubs who today go unheard. Through this Union, the aim is to democratize decisions in European football, giving each club a vote and preventing the destiny of European football from falling solely into the hands of the clubs with the most significant economic potential on the continent.
The UEC is composed of 141 clubs from 25 national leagues. Osasuna is one of the 16 members of the association's Executive Committee, which, among its activities, has held meetings with the European Union and different football institutions to promote solidarity among clubs and establish standards of good governance, competitive balance, integrity, and financial sustainability.
Osasuna's CEO, Fran Canal, will again represent the club in the UEC. Among the proposals Osasuna has brought for discussion at this forum is promoting a fairer competition by establishing a salary limit for clubs, as in competitions such as the NBA.

The rojillo entity remains in the leadership body of an association seeking the destiny of European soccer is not exclusively in the hands of clubs with more significant economic potential

Pamplona (Monday, April 22, 2024)&mdash; Medical tests at Cl&iacute;nica Universidad de Navarra have confirmed that defender David Garc&iacute;a has a muscle injury in the biceps femoris of his right leg. The homegrown player will begin his recovery process tomorrow and is expected to be out for the next few weeks. His evolution will determine his return.

Medical tests at the Clínica Universidad de Navarra have confirmed that the homegrown player has a muscle injury in the biceps femoris

Club Atl&eacute;tico Osasuna continues to be a place for inclusion and diversity as it offers employment opportunities to the ID collective (people with intellectual disabilities). Last year, the entity decided to move forward with its integration initiative by incorporating four workers from this collective, two of them as club employees and two others through a collaboration with Aspace Navarra. One of them is Rub&eacute;n Flores, an Osasuna Genuine player who works at the reception at El Sadar.
"Having the club take a bet on me makes me proud. When this job offer came up, I was in another company and signed up to see if there was any luck. After a couple of months, I was offered the position, and now I'm not only a fan but also part of the club," says Flores. His partner at the stadium reception desk is Josu&eacute; Intriago, with whom he works in shifts. Similarly, Sergio Torres and Fernando Gonz&aacute;lez, the latter a former Osasuna Genuine player, are in charge of controlling access to the Tajonar facilities.
"Previously, these tasks were carried out by security personnel, but after evaluating the functions of the position, we understood that it was not necessary to have experience in this area to manage the reception of El Sadar or the access to Tajonar. We are delighted with the work of these four colleagues. The feedback we receive from our employees, members and visitors is also very positive. If, in addition to this, we can promote the labor insertion of people with disabilities, we are doubly satisfied," explains the president of Osasuna, Luis Sabalza.
The initiative by the rojillo entity has found Aspace Navarra an ally. The director of its No&aacute;in center, David Usar, explains what working in Osasuna brings to these young people: "It is a way of giving visibility to the abilities of the people in ID collective. Going to the service sector was a strategic move because we believe it is a job that allows integration more naturally. These emerging opportunities create a 'career plan' within Aspace that helps them improve their work life. In addition, they can feel part of an entity such as Osasuna, which Is a reference in Navarre."
Osasuna Genuine, a driving force for integration
Osasuna also offers people from the ID collective job opportunities and ways to practice the sport they love. The Navarrese entity was one of the founders of LaLiga Genuine, a competition that has been running since the 2017-18 season in which people with intellectual disabilities participate and make up their section within the professional clubs of Spanish football.
Before working at Osasuna, Flores played in an Aspace soccer league. After learning of his love of the sport, the club offered him a place on its Genuine team. "I started with the team in September. I've been an Osasuna fan from a young age. I have always been a fan, and I wanted to have the opportunity to be in Osasuna or have some link with Osasuna. I am thrilled because it is an extra motivation for me," says the 26-year-old midfielder. "My teammates welcomed me very well from the first day. The relationship with them is perfect. Although sometimes I am a little shy, in the sense that I find it difficult to open up, they have a lot to improve on in that area."
However, Osasuna's socio-sports project and foundation go far beyond the Genuine team. The squad of this team is integrated with some of the players who participate in the program 'Yo juego en Osasuna' (I play in Osasuna). This program has more than 90 boys and girls participating in an adapted soccer school with sites in Tajonar, the El Molino Occupational Center, the Isterria Special Education School, and the Torre Monreal Public Special Education Center in Tudela. "With this project, we want these young people to improve their conditions since football can be a wonderful tool. Of course, playing sports will help them have a healthier life, but they will also acquire autonomy and get to know teammates and coaches with whom they will forge very nice relationships," Sabalza added.

"Having the club take a bet on me makes me proud," explains Rubén Flores, Osasuna Genuine player and one of the people in charge of the reception at El Sadar.

Tajonar, Spain (Tuesday, April 16, 2024) - This week, Osasuna began the first phase of the construction and renovation of the Tajonar facilities. To improve the quality of its work with the quarry, Osasuna will use funds from Boost LaLiga.
This phase began yesterday and will replace the artificial grass on four fields in Tajonar. These works have started before scheduled to arrive in time for the start of next season so that the academy teams can already benefit from the improvements. The second phase of this project, which consists of a new building and training fields for the first team, will be presented in the summer.
In the third phase, scheduled to begin at the start of the 2024-2025 season, all the necessary permits will be processed for construction on the plot of land acquired by the club in Tajonar (fourth phase). Finally, in the fifth phase, the current facilities will be adapted so that the work of the entire structure of the rojillo sports complex can make the most crucial leap in quality since 1982 when Tajonar was built.
In this first phase, work has begun on the A1 field. Work is currently underway to remove the old artificial turf and then proceed to install the new one. Work on A1 will continue for almost a month. On May 6, work is scheduled to begin on A3, May 22 on A5, and June 10 on A4. The whole process will be completed before the start of the Sanfermines and, therefore, ready for the preseason of the club's different teams. No work will be done on the A2 field since it was replaced in the summer of 2018.
FieldTurf Poligras will carry out this work, and the club plans to invest just under 1 million euros. This action will significantly improve the facility's artificial grass fields, allowing greater use and higher-quality work.
Asset recovery
The reforms of the Tajonar facilities, the most ambitious since 1982, will be carried out with funds from Boost LaLiga (CVC). It was these funds that allowed, in 2021, Osasuna to repurchase from Navarre's government 166,000 square meters of heritage lost after the devastating crisis of 2014. The club paid the regional government 6.5 million euros (7.8 with VAT) for land to build new facilities. The last payment, of &euro;2 million, will be made in June this year. Therefore, 4.5 million plus the full VAT of the operation has already been paid (5.8 million in total).
The club still has to collect the last 12.9 million euros from Boost LaLiga, the amount set aside to construct a new building for the first team and new natural grass pitches. This money will arrive in the second half of 2024 or, in other words, at the start of the 24-25 season. Likewise, a new main field will be built with more capacity than the current Tajonar to cover the obligations set by the RFEF for both the reserve team and the women's first team. Members will also benefit from the reform, gaining comfort and service within Tajonar. With this in mind, a parking lot will be built next to the facility for those who come to watch matches and training sessions.
These new facilities will allow the current natural grass pitches and the new ones to be available to the club's academy teams, improving training conditions and our players' adaptation to elite competition. Likewise, the project aims to transfer a large part of the club's office activity to Tajonar to unify the work centers and recover the spaces so that the members can enjoy the new facilities.

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