Andorra Midfielder Ot Remolins Signs 3-Year Deal with Real Oviedo's Vetusta
Promising Andorran midfielder Ot Remolins transfers to Real Oviedo's reserve team Vetusta after a solid season with Yeclano, while staying eligible for Andorra's senior national team friendly.
Key Points
- Ot Remolins joins Real Oviedo's reserve team Vetusta in Segunda RFEF on a three-year contract after Yeclano stint.
- At Yeclano, Remolins was a regular starter from December, scoring 1 goal and 1 assist despite injuries and international duty.
- Vetusta lost Primera RFEF promotion playoff final to Coria last season.
- Remolins remains in Andorra squad for Thursday friendly vs Liechtenstein, featuring Marc Pujol's farewell.
Ot Remolins, a midfielder for Andorra's national teams, has signed a three-year contract with Real Oviedo's reserve side, Vetusta, in Spain's Segunda RFEF. The deal, announced yesterday, follows the expiration of his contract with Yeclano, where he spent last season.
Remolins became a regular starter for Yeclano from December under coach Iván Ruiz, despite early injuries and international duties. The Murcia club ended mid-table, with the Andorran contributing one goal and one assist in consistent appearances.
Vetusta, Oviedo's second team, fell short of promotion to Primera RFEF last season, losing the play-off final to Coria.
The Andorran, who developed locally before stints at RCD Espanyol's youth ranks, RC Alcobendas, Collado Villalba in Tercera RFEF, and FC Santa Coloma—where he scored and assisted in European qualifiers against FK Borac Banja Luka and Polissya Zhytomyr—remains available for Andorra's senior team. He is in Koldo Álvarez de Eulate's squad for Thursday's 19:00 friendly against Liechtenstein, marking Marc Pujol's farewell. New faces include goalkeeper Iker Álvarez, replacing Álex Ruiz, plus defenders Chus Rubio and Kiko Pomares. Midfield options are Pau Babot, Èric de las Heras, Hugo Ferreira, Marc Vales and Pujol, with forwards Jordi Aláez and Guillaume López. This follows a recent narrow defeat to Iraq.
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