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FC Andorra Signs Attacking Midfielder Nacho Quintana from Eldense on Free Transfer

The Segunda División club strengthens its midfield with the versatile 25-year-old, who impressed with 11 goals last season. This marks their sixth signing as they prepare for the new campaign, while loaning out a defender.

Key Points

  • Nacho Quintana, 25, joins FC Andorra from CD Eldense on a free transfer until June 2028 with an optional extra year.
  • Quintana contributed 11 goals and 3 assists last season, helping Eldense promote to LaLiga Hypermotion.
  • Versatile player from Atlético Madrid and Sevilla youth systems; praised for vision, mobility, and penalty area arrivals.
  • Sixth summer signing after Solozábal, Sidibé, López, Rodrigo, and Sebastián; left-back Rodríguez loaned to Huesca.

FC Andorra has signed 25-year-old attacking midfielder Nacho Quintana from CD Eldense on a free transfer, marking the club's sixth addition this summer. The player has penned a deal until June 2028, with an optional extra year.

Born in Seseña on 23 February 2001 and standing 1.78 metres tall, Quintana came through the youth systems at Atlético Madrid and Sevilla, where he earned a first-team debut with the latter. He later featured for Lugo before spending two seasons at Eldense, contributing 11 goals and three assists in league and cup play last term to help secure their promotion to LaLiga Hypermotion.

Club officials praise Quintana's ability to operate between the lines, combine with teammates, arrive in the penalty area, and deliver vision and mobility. The versatile performer can also line up on the left flank.

His arrival follows those of Hugo Solozábal, Moró Sidibé, Andoni López, Aron Rodrigo, and Juan Sebastián as FC Andorra builds midfield depth ahead of the new Segunda División campaign.

In related moves, the club has loaned left-back Iván Rodríguez to SD Huesca through the end of the 2026-27 season to aid his development. FC Andorra also revealed its new home kit, which revives the traditional yellow collar.

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