Marc Cardona Ends Loan Spell at FC Andorra After Three Goals in Nine Games
FC Andorra confirmed the departure of forward Marc Cardona after his season-long loan expired. The Lleida native provided crucial depth, scoring three goals in limited appearances during the league's key phase.
Key Points
- Joined FC Andorra on winter loan to boost attack with experience and goals
- Played 242 minutes across nine league matches and one Copa Catalunya game
- Scored three goals: two at Nou Estadi de la FAF vs Valladolid and Las Palmas, one at Butarque vs Leganés
- Club thanked him for professionalism and wished him well after six-month stint
Marc Cardona has ended his short stint with FC Andorra after arriving on loan in the winter transfer window.
The Lleida-born forward joined the club mid-season to add depth, experience and goals to the attack during the decisive phase of the league campaign. His loan deal ran until the end of the season, making his departure a foregone conclusion once it expired. FC Andorra made it official on Thursday, thanking him publicly for his professionalism, commitment and effort over the six months.
Cardona featured in nine league matches, accumulating 242 minutes and scoring three goals: two at the Nou Estadi de la FAF in Encamp against Valladolid and Las Palmas, and one at Butarque versus Leganés. He also played in one Copa Catalunya match against Barça B.
The club extended best wishes for his future sporting and personal challenges. His contributions offered a valuable boost to the tricolour side's forward line despite limited playing time.
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