Granada without coach at this point in the summer

It is the first time that Granada is without a coach at this point in the summer. With just over two weeks left until the start of a new preseason, the ship is still without a captain and the crew is upside down. And that has never been the case before. The latest announcement of the occupant of the red and white bench was in 2012 because Anquela was coaching Alcorcón in the promotion phase to La Liga and his signing was not announced until he was eliminated, even though it had been agreed for some time and was expected. Anquela was appointed Granada coach on June 20, 2012, delayed undoubtedly due to those special circumstances. A year later, Lucas Alcaraz was supposed to take over the bench after replacing Anquela halfway through the season and achieving the goal of staying up. Just two weeks after the end of the season, Cordero confirmed the continuity of the Granada coach. It was June 11, 2013.

The entire 13-14 season passed without any changes in the bench - the only one without changes in the four seasons in La Liga. Alcaraz fulfilled and said goodbye after another successful survival, making way for the short-lived era led by Joaquín Caparrós, who was announced as the new Granada coach on May 28, 2014. This summer, for now, a month after the end of the league, we are still waiting for the confirmation of the coaching staff that will lead Granada during the next season, with the aggravating factor that the transfers of players in and out of the club are not happening at the same pace as the rest of the competitors. In the first adventure after promotion, Fabri was confirmed as the coach on June 29, 2011, but at that time the delay was mandatory because only 11 days had passed since the feat at the Martínez Valero in Elche.