Coach Ramis forms a core of Navarre players in Burgos CF. Under the leadership of Luis Miguel Ramis, a group of players from Navarre has come together at Burgos CF. Key among them is goalkeeper Ander Cantero, recognized as the best in Segunda. The squad also includes other representatives from the region.
At Burgos CF, under the leadership of Luis Miguel Ramis, a notable group of footballers from Navarre has taken shape. Goalkeeper Ander Cantero became a key player, not only securing a position in the starting lineup but also being named the best goalkeeper in the Segunda. This decision by the coach allowed Burgos CF to rely on defensive stability and set the club apart from other teams in the league.
The focus on players from Navarre was not limited to Cantero. The team also features Aitor Buñuel—a right back from Tafalla and a Tajonar academy graduate. Buñuel had already worked with Ramis at CD Tenerife, and later rejoined him at Burgos CF. This reunion underscores the coach’s trust in the player and his importance in building the team's defense.
Another representative of the region is Fermín García, a midfielder from Burgos Promesas. Ramis gave him a chance to prove himself in the first team and regularly involved him in training with the main squad. This gave García the opportunity to gain experience at the professional level and integrate into the club’s structure.
Ramis’s move to Osasuna was an unexpected step for the coach, who previously had little direct connection to football in Navarre. However, his experience working with players from the region, especially at Burgos CF, could play a role in shaping the new team. It is worth noting that such an emphasis on local footballers is rare at the Segunda level, where clubs often opt for more experienced or externally recruited players.
The context of working with young and regional players is becoming increasingly relevant for Spanish clubs. For example, recently, other teams have also turned their attention to young talents: At FC Barcelona, midfielder Marc Bernal was included in the squad for the Spanish youth national team match. This confirms the trend of integrating local talent into professional football.
For reference: Burgos CF plays in the Segunda, the second tier of Spanish football. Navarra is traditionally considered a region with a strong football school, but its representatives rarely form the core of teams outside Osasuna. In recent years, Segunda clubs have increasingly focused on young players from regional academies, allowing them to reduce costs and build long-term projects.
