La temporada 2022-2023 de la Liga SmartBank ya está en marcha, y los equipos de Segunda División están comenzando a dar forma a sus plantillas para afrontar el reto de ascender a LaLiga Santander. A medida que los clubes van concretando sus fichajes y renovaciones, los banquillos de los equipos de Segunda División van tomando forma. En las próximas semanas, los entrenadores deberán ajustar sus estrategias y tácticas para adaptarse a los nuevos refuerzos y perderán jugadores clave. ¿Qué equipos tendrán la química necesaria para alcanzar el ascenso?
El Cádiz CF presents its new coach, Paco López
After finishing its four-year stint in La Liga, the Cádiz CF begins its new adventure in Segunda División with Paco López at the helm. The Valencian coach has the mission of promoting the team to the top division of Spanish football.
A new era begins in Segunda División
With the departure of Mauricio Pellegrino, the Cádiz CF has entrusted Paco López with the responsibility of leading the team to promotion. López has experience in Segunda División, having previously coached Levante and Granada, and has a proven track record of achieving success.
Changes in the coaching staff of various teams
Several teams in Segunda División are making changes to their coaching staff. Joseba Etxeberría will continue as the coach of Eibar, while Manolo González's future at Tenerife is uncertain. Miguel Ángel Ramírez's contract with Sporting Gijón expires on June 30, and Luis Miguel Carrión's contract with Real Oviedo also ends this month.
Rubi returns to Almería
Joan Francesc Ferrer 'Rubi' returns to Almería, a team he previously coached, on a three-year contract. The Catalan coach has a wealth of experience, having coached teams such as Girona, Valladolid, Levante, and Huesca.
Changes in the coaching staff of other teams
Guille Abascal is a strong candidate to take over as coach of Granada, while Alberto González will continue as coach of Albacete. Jon Pérez Bolo will remain as coach of Elche, and 'Pitu' Abelardo will take over as coach of Ponferradina. Fernando Estévez's contract with Eldense expires soon, and his future is uncertain.
Other coaching changes
Antonio Hidalgo will continue as coach of Huesca, while Alessio Lisci's contract with Mirandés expires soon. Cristóbal Parralo will continue as coach of Lugo, and Javier Manjarín will remain as his assistant. José Alberto López will continue as coach of Racing Santander, and Óscar Cano will take over as coach of Las Palmas. Víctor Fernández will continue as coach of Zaragoza, and Imanol Idiákez will remain as coach of Deportivo La Coruña. Dick Schreuder will make his debut in Segunda División as coach of Castellón.
These coaching changes mark the beginning of a new era in Segunda División, with many teams looking to make a push for promotion to La Liga.
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