Real Zaragoza continues planning for the coming seasons. The club officially announced on Monday the renewal of academy graduate Jaime Tobajas, who is training with the first team, until 2030. The club has thus secured the young attacking midfielder for this season and three more.
Real Zaragoza's four consecutive wins have lifted them to second place in Group II of Primera RFEF. Ibai Gómez's side are now one point behind leaders Villarreal B after matchday five.
Real Zaragoza appear set to return from Ibiza without any injured players. Center-back Rubén Iranzo looked to be struggling during the team’s fourth consecutive win, but there does not appear to be an injury. “Just fatigue,” coach Ibai Gómez said.
Real Zaragoza secured a fourth straight victory by beating Ibiza 2-0 at Can Misses, with Ureña scoring both goals to keep the team in the promotion race.
Real Zaragoza’s dramatic relegation to Primera RFEF brought a historic club with a large following into Spain’s third tier. The Aragonese side has played a key role in helping the division achieve its highest-ever audience figures across the first four matchdays.
Real Zaragoza face U.D. Ibiza at Can Misses this Friday at 9:15 p.m. The Blanquillos are seeking a fourth consecutive win to establish themselves as clear contenders for the top spots in the table.
The RFEF has officially announced the schedule for Matchday 9 of Primera Federación, with Real Zaragoza set to visit Can Dragó to face C.E. Europa in mid-October.
Real Zaragoza return to action with changes in store and, above all, the chance to go to bed top of Group II in the third tier (Primera RFEF). They face Ibiza at Can Misses this Friday at 9:15 p.m., against a side expected to challenge near the top that has recorded two defeats and two wins. If the Blanquillos get the job done, they will move temporarily to the top of the table.
Real Zaragoza supporters continue to prove they are virtually unmatched, with a seven-member group from different fan clubs sailing to Ibiza for Friday’s match against U.D. Ibiza (9:15 p.m.) to support the Blanquillos at Can Misses.
Referee Juan Francisco Roca Robles will oversee Real Zaragoza’s match against Ibiza in the Balearic Islands this Friday at 9:15 p.m. The Murcia official will take charge of his second game of the season during his second campaign in Primera RFEF.
Real Zaragoza will face Ibiza this Friday at 9:15 p.m. on matchday five of Primera RFEF, aiming for a fourth straight win. Ander Herrera will miss the game through injury, while Pau Sans and Joaquín Delgado could score their first goals of the season.
Working from a position of victory is much easier. And when you start with three consecutive wins, day-to-day life becomes much simpler. That is the ideal situation Real Zaragoza are currently experiencing. As Ibai Gómez explained at a press conference, the team has been giving off very positive signs in every training session: “It’s a spectacle to watch the team train.”
Despite recording their third consecutive win last weekend, Real Zaragoza will once again change their starting XI for the fifth straight match. Coach Ibai Gómez confirmed the changes ahead of Friday’s Primera RFEF clash at Ibiza (9:15 p.m.), where Zaragoza will look to extend their strong run of results.
Real Zaragoza reached its first agreement of the Primera RFEF season on Thursday to set a common price for tickets allocated to visiting fans. The club and Real Murcia have agreed that away-section tickets for both matches between them this season will cost €15.
Following the postponed clash between Sant Andreu and Real Madrid Castilla, the RFEF officially announced the Matchday 4 Team of the Week, with Real Zaragoza represented once again, this time by Peter Ademo.
Real Zaragoza are aiming for a fourth consecutive win after securing their third against Cartagena (1-0) at Ibercaja Estadio last Sunday. This Friday, they face U.D. Ibiza in the fifth round of Primera RFEF at 9:15 p.m.
Doubts over Ander Herrera's condition at Real Zaragoza have lingered since the Torremolinos game. Although there was no tear and the captain was able to complete part of training with the squad, the midfielder was left out of the squad against Cartagena due to back discomfort. The Blanquillos have now confirmed that he is suffering from persistent lower back pain.
With no rest days available due to the short turnaround between matches, Real Zaragoza held their final training session on Thursday before traveling to Ibiza, where they will play the fifth round of Primera RFEF on Friday at 9:15 p.m. Ibai Gómez had the entire squad available except Ander Herrera.
Everything is ready for A.Gain to take definitive control of Real Zaragoza, but the most important issue remains: payment. According to Diario As, the investment group has seven days to complete it. It will then officially become the majority shareholder of the SAD.
Juan Carlos Cordero, ex director deportivo del Real Zaragoza entre enero de 2023 y marzo de 2025, ha hablado en Radio Marca Tenerife sobre la situación del club y las posibles causas de su caída del fútbol profesional.
