Ramírez asks for patience and assures that UD Las Palmas will return to LaLiga EA Sports

Regarding the winter market, the yellow president preferred to remain cautious: “We will see if we have to make a decision. There is still a long way to go until January” 2026

The president of UD Las Palmas, Miguel Angel Ramirezwas this Thursday “delighted” with the yellow team's performance in LaLiga Hypermotion, where the team remains just one point away from direct promotion positions, and assured that the squad “responds exactly to what was planned in the summer: a champion team.”

Ramírez highlighted the work of coach Luis García and his coaching staff, to whom he attributed a good part of the competitive impulse shown at the start of the season. “We are delighted with the team's performance. Sooner rather than later we will be at the top of the table,” said the president, who asked for peace of mind and trust in the project: “Only nine days have been played and promotion is not won until June.”

The leader acknowledged that injuries have been the main setback of the course. The most serious, that of the forward Jeremía Recoba, who suffered a rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee. However, Ramírez was optimistic about his recovery: “We hope he will be back in March or April 2026. We do not rule out that he can help us in the final stretch of the season.”

Regarding possible movements in the winter market, the president preferred to remain cautious: “We'll see if we have to make a decision. There's still a long way to go until January.”

Ramirez too He wanted to deny the rumors about a possible departure of Jesé Rodríguezcurrently injured. “I hope Jesé doesn't want to leave. He's an important player for us,” he concluded, while announcing that the attacker could rejoin “in a couple of weeks.”

Likewise, he confirmed that both Sandro Ramírez and Jonathan Viera are in the final stretch of their recoveries and could return to the group dynamic “in a month.”

In a message addressed to the fans, the president recalled that UD Las Palmas “is eternal” and that His return to the First Division “will come sooner or later”. “The world is not ending for UD. Whether it's me or someone else, this club will return to the First Division. You have to be patient and keep believing,” Ramírez concluded.