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Antequera signs Antonio Zarzana, Sevilla academy-trained winger

Antequera signs 24-year-old left winger Antonio Zarzana from Greek football, and Cristian Agüero, an experienced forward.

Daniel RomeroDaniel Romero· · 2 min read

Antequera continues to shape its squad for the upcoming season in Primera RFEF with the aim of fighting for promotion to the Second Division. The club has announced the signing of Antonio Zarzana, a 24-year-old left winger trained in the Sevilla academy.

Antequera is not resting on its laurels and is actively making moves in the summer market to build a competitive team that can challenge for promotion to the Second Division. The latest addition to the project is Antonio Zarzana, a 24-year-old left winger who arrives from Greek football, where he played for Volos NFC and the Olympiacos reserve team.

Zarzana, trained in the Sevilla academy, seeks at Antequera the ideal stage to relaunch his career after an overseas experience that did not take off. The player, who can operate on both flanks, brings flair, speed, and goal-scoring ability, qualities that excite the fans of El Maulí.

A significant reinforcement for the attack

The arrival of Zarzana is not the only news in Antequera's attack. The club has also confirmed the signing of Cristian Agüero, a 30-year-old centre-forward with nearly 200 matches in the bronze category of Spanish football. Agüero, who arrives free after his time at SD Tarazona, has played for teams like Ceuta, Alcoyano, and Numancia, and will bring experience and goal-scoring instinct to the team.

Additionally, winger Youssef Zayzoun has joined the white-and-green discipline from UD Ourense of Segunda RFEF. Although he has only played three matches in Primera RFEF, the club trusts in his talent and potential.

Movements in the squad: departures and arrivals

Where there are arrivals, there are also departures. Colombian winger Luis Rivas, 23, has headed to Coquense of Segunda RFEF, while Isaac González, who was on loan at Juventud Torremolinos last season, leaves the club without a defined destination. These departures free up salary and squad space for the new signings.

Antequera, which has spent several seasons hovering around the playoff spots without achieving promotion, aims to make the definitive leap this campaign. The management has opted for a mix of youth and experience to consolidate the team in the category and, why not, dream of the Second Division.

The fans of El Maulí, who have responded with loyalty in recent years, hope that these reinforcements will be the key to achieving the long-awaited promotion. The upcoming season looks promising for a club that continues to grow.

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