Aron Díaz will play in ASOBAL with Fertiberia Balonmano Puerto Sagunto

     

Arón Díaz: ‘For me, playing in ASOBAL is a dream. We must commit to hard work, keep believing and fight on the court to remain in ASOBAL for another season’

 

Fertiberia Balonmano Puerto Sagunto have renewed the contract of left wing Arón Díaz Ledo, who will make his ASOBAL debut in the rojiblanco shirt after achieving promotion last season. The Galician says he is ‘very happy with the renewal because, for me, being able to play in ASOBAL this season is a dream, and I am approaching it with the greatest excitement.’

Regarding the reasons that led him to renew, he explains: ‘In Puerto Sagunto I have found that sense of belonging, not only on a sporting level, but also on a human level with the people, the city and my teammates. That is why I had no hesitation in staying for another year. I am very pleased that the coaching staff and board have counted on me, and I will try to repay all that confidence on the court.’ 

Fertiberia have completed an outstanding season by achieving promotion to the top tier of Spanish handball and being crowned División de Honor Plata league champions. Arón will make his ASOBAL debut this season: ‘With the greatest excitement, because when we decided to commit to this project, the clear and defined objective was promotion. Now that we have achieved it, all that remains is to get to work and set survival as our new objective. It will be a very different season from the last one, in which we will lose many matches and go through periods of ups and downs, but we must commit to hard work, keep believing and fight on the court to remain in ASOBAL for another season.’ 

‘My message to the supporters is one of excitement and commitment, which they have always shown. They have been our eighth player this season. The best supporters in División de Honor Plata, and now we hope they will continue to support us as they always do. We feel very well backed by them both on and off the court, and that is very important.’. concludes Díaz Ledo.

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