Andorra continues to make strides in consolidating its sports structure and, looking ahead to the 2026/27 season, has strengthened the first team's technical staff with the aim of providing the coaching team with more tools and resources to optimize the squad's performance. These additions reflect the club's commitment to further professionalizing all areas of work, with special attention to the analysis department, a field that is increasingly crucial in high-level football.

In this regard, Antonio Sánchez joins as an assistant coach for set-piece actions after his tenure as assistant coach at Ceuta. Dani Múrcia also joins the coaching staff, taking on the role of fitness coach following his experience with the Andorran federation. The analysis department is reinforced with two additions: João Duarte, from Denmark's FC Midtjylland, and David Vilanova, who returns to the club after a season as assistant coach at Hércules. Finally, Ian Lanuza will be the new physiotherapist for the first team after his time at Vietnam's Ninh Binh FC.

With these reinforcements, the club continues to focus on expanding and specializing the various departments surrounding the first team, convinced that excellence in daily work is a key component for further growing the project both on and off the field.

Physiotherapist Oriol Pastor leaves the club

On the other hand, Oriol Pastor brings his time at Andorra to an end after four seasons as head of the physiotherapy department. The club wishes to thank him for his professionalism, dedication, and commitment throughout these years and wishes him the best of luck in his future endeavors, both personal and professional.

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