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Argentine owner Bragarnik returns to Elche to lead sports planning
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Argentine owner Bragarnik returns to Elche to lead sports planning

From ABC Color · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Christian Bragarnik, the owner of Spanish football club Elche, has returned to Spain to oversee the team's sporting planning for the upcoming season.
  • Bragarnik and the club's general director, Pedro Schinocca, spent recent weeks in the United States watching the World Cup.
  • Elche has yet to make new signings, only exercising purchase options for three loaned players, and captain Josan Ferrรกndez's contract extension remains undecided.

Argentine businessman Christian Bragarnik, owner of the Spanish football club Elche, has returned to the team's home city to take charge of sporting planning for the upcoming season. Bragarnik and General Director Pedro Schinocca had been in the United States observing the World Cup in recent weeks.

Despite their absence, the club states they remained aware of ongoing operations. Elche, set for another season in LaLiga EA Sports, has not yet signed any new players. They have only exercised purchase options for three players who were on loan last season: Gonzalo Villar, Buba Sangare, and Vรญctor Chust.

A key issue for Bragarnik, alongside coach Martรญn Anselmi and the technical staff, is the contract situation of captain Josan Ferrรกndez. His commitment has not yet been finalized, despite the club expressing a desire to extend his deal, which expired on June 30.

Both Schinocca and Anselmi had previously indicated that Elche anticipated a "long" transfer market. Consequently, significant squad movements are not expected until just before the summer transfer window closes.

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Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.