After suffering relegation last season, Espanyol are already preparing for a swift return to Spain’s top flight. With a loyal fan base and solid infrastructure, the Barcelona-based club is optimistic about their chances.

Espanyol retained several key players despite going down, including striker Martin Braithwaite and goalkeeper Fernando Pacheco. These experienced names will be vital in the fight for promotion from Segunda División.

The club has appointed former Valladolid coach Sergio González, known for his organized and disciplined approach. He’s been tasked with building a team capable of grinding out results across a long and tough season.

Espanyol are also looking to sign young, hungry players from Spain’s youth national teams and La Liga academies. They want a mix of stability and fresh energy to carry them through the campaign.

The Segunda is never easy, but Espanyol have the pedigree and the plan to bounce back—and their fans will be behind them every step of the way.