Real Valladolid has made its debt of 50 million euros public at the General Meeting of Shareholders. The blanquivioleta club has presented a budget of 30 million euros for the season, with a team cost of more than 2 million. Presidents Gabriel Solares and Enrique Uruñuela have explained that the debt is due to CVC loans and other four deferred taxes. The goal is to form a stronger Real Valladolid, combining talent, decisions, and commitment. Moving towards the new season, the club is looking to sign a new coach and has started conversations with the latest candidates. Uruguayan coach Guillermo Almada is no longer part of the team after his departure to Oviedo. Real Valladolid has also presented a negative balance of 1,092,180 euros, due to a decrease in LaLiga rights payments for the Asian market. But Solares and Uruñuela have pointed out that the balance would have been almost zero if it weren't for this decrease. The club has started a new path with the arrival of Ben Oldman as a legal person and Isaac Benzaquén in the General Meetings. The goal is clear: to form a stronger and more competitive team in the league. With the help of Enrique Alfaro, former governor of Jalisco, the club is looking to bring leadership and crisis management to the technical team. Alfaro can bring his experience in aspects related to leadership and crisis management, which can be beneficial for the team. Real Valladolid is working to sign a new coach and is talking to the latest candidates. Uruñuela has indicated that there is a team to be in the top positions of the league and that in the next few days the name of the person who will be in charge of the team will be announced. The club is looking to create something stronger and more competitive in the league, and is working to achieve it. Real Valladolid has started a new path and is ready to face the challenges of the new season. The club has presented a detailed budget, which includes a net business figure of 15.4 million euros, plus 11.8 million in aid for relegation and a provision of 3.8 million for the benefit of player transfers. The club has also explained that the debt of 50 million euros is due to CVC loans and other four deferred taxes. Real Valladolid is working to reduce its debt and improve its financial situation. The club has started a new path and is ready to face the challenges of the new season.