Budgets for Previous and Current Seasons Approved by General Assembly

Club Atlético Osasuna held its General Assembly this morning, where the Board of Directors presented the budgets for the 2024-25 and 2025-26 seasons for a vote. Both budgets were approved. Following the assembly, an Extraordinary General Assembly convened to appoint new members to the Financial Control Commission, Member Advocacy Body, and Disciplinary Body.

A total of 642 commissioned members were invited to the meeting, with 639 eligible to vote. Notably, for the first time in the club’s history, members unable to attend in person were allowed to cast their votes electronically through a newly launched website by the Electoral Board. In total, 307 members participated in the meeting, while 129 voted online—the highest turnout recorded during this assembly, which ran from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The approved budget for the previous season received 289 votes in favor, 79 against, 58 blank ballots, and 10 null votes, resulting in a 67.8% approval rate (null votes were not counted).

The current season’s budget was also put to vote, yielding 279 votes in favor, 97 against, 58 blank ballots, and two null votes. This budget passed with 64.2% approval.

During the Extraordinary Assembly, new members were elected to the Financial Control Commission and the Member Advocacy Body. There were no elections for the Disciplinary Body, as all three candidacies matched the vacancies, leading to automatic appointments. The new members of the Disciplinary Body are Ignacio Brun, Félix Castor Zunzarren, and Celso Galar.

In the Member Advocacy Body election, Enrique Rodríguez received 166 votes, Oihane Agirregoikoa had 163 votes, Alicia Martínez garnered 119 votes, Gabino Huici received 75 votes, Sergio Mingorance obtained 11 votes, and Esther Diñeiro had 46 votes. There were also 46 blank votes. The Member Advocacy Body will now comprise Enrique Rodríguez, Oihane Agirregoikoa, and Alicia Martínez.

For the Financial Control Commission, five candidates vied for four seats. The vote breakdown was as follows: Francisco Javier Rípodas received 112 votes, Manuel Soria 120, Joaquín Garde 46, Juan María Erice 125, and Joaquín Alforja 142 votes. The commission will now consist of Joaquín Alforja, Juan María Erice, Manuel Soria, and Francisco Javier Rípodas, with Joaquín Garde serving as a stand-in.

In an effort to ensure maximum transparency, the Electoral Board provided a document detailing each election and the online voting results. This document indicates null votes to show participation, though they do not factor into the final election percentages.

ELECTION RESULTS