Deportivo Marquense began to move its pieces after being eliminated in the quarterfinals of the Clausura tournament against Xelajú MC.
The leadership of the lions made important decisions for the next seasoninitiating a profound restructuring of the squad, although maintaining intact confidence in the coaching staff headed by the Mexican Omar Arellano.
The strategist arrived at one of the most complicated moments for the lions institution, with the team emotionally beaten and seriously committed to the fight to avoid relegation. HoweverArellano managed to change Marquense’s face, he raised a group that seemed lost and ended up making him one of the protagonists of the final phase, although the effort was not enough to overcome the first round of the championship.
While the sports project continues under the direction of the Mexican coach, the board has already begun cleaning the campus. So far there are seven players who will not continue in the institution.
The exit that attracts the most attention is that of its captain, Carlos Salvador Estrada, who returned to the club to provide experience and leadership in the fight for permanence. The defender was on loan from CSD Municipal and, after ending the relationship, he must return to the scarlet team to define his future in the National League.
Added to Estrada are the casualties of:
- Aaron Navarro
- Manuel Sosa
- Elvi Ellington
- Renato Mencia
- Juan Villalobos
- Alexander Cifuentes
In Marquense, more departures are not ruled out in the coming days, while the leadership analyzes which footballers will continue within the project and what will be the reinforcements for the new campaign. The objective of the San Marcos lions will be to consolidate a competitive squad that allows them to fight at the top of the table and avoid again the relegation problems that marked the last two seasons.