SD Huesca has formalized the arrival of José Luis Oltra as new coach, replacing Jon Pérez Bolo, while the club terminates the contract of its sporting director, marking a strategic turning point.Society, Sports, Aragon, sports director, coach, spanish football, Jon Perez It was, José Luis Oltra, restructuring, saison 2026, SD Huesca, second, AFE PACKAGE, newsSD Huesca has formalized the arrival of José Luis Oltra as new coach, replacing Jon Pérez Bolo, while the club terminates the contract of its sporting...
SD Huesca announced this Saturday March 15, 2026 the appointment of José Luis Oltra as head coach, succeeding Jon Pérez Bolo, whose departure was immediately noted. This decision comes as the club, playing in the Spanish second division, is going through a difficult period in the standings, requiring a rapid change to restart its season. Oltra, a veteran of the Segunda benches, signed a contract until the end of the current season, with the immediate mission of rectifying the sporting situation.
At the same time, Huesca management took an additional step by terminating the contract of Ángel Martín González, the club's sporting director, after almost four years of service. This double announcement, made within a tight deadline, underlines a desire for in-depth restructuring, aimed at revitalizing the team both on the ground and in its internal organization. Supporters are now waiting for concrete results to avoid a perilous descent.
José Luis Oltra, 56, brings with him considerable experience, having managed several clubs in the elite of Spanish football during his career. His arrival is seen as a strategic boost, because he knows the specifics of the Segunda competition perfectly. Accompanied by his assistant Francisco Blasco, he has already led his first training session this Saturday afternoon, showing his eagerness to leave his mark on the squad.
The departure of Jon Pérez Bolo, for his part, was made official without much surprise, after weeks of speculation about his future. In a recent interview, Bolo expressed confidence in his ability to reverse the trend, but management ultimately opted for a radical change. The move reflects growing pressures in the world of professional football, where short-term results often take precedence over continuity.
The termination of Ángel Martín González’s contract adds an additional dimension to this restructuring. Arriving in May 2022, he had overseen a period where the club achieved its best recent sporting performance, finishing eighth last season. His departure could signal a realignment of the club's objectives, with an increased search for efficiency and cohesion among the different layers of the organization.
In the broader context of Spanish football, this series of events at Huesca illustrates the challenges faced by second division clubs, often torn between sporting ambitions and financial constraints. The Aragon region, where the club is based, is following these developments closely, hoping that these changes will bring stability and success in the medium term. The next matches will be decisive in assessing the immediate impact of these decisions.
Reactions from local football players are starting to pour in, with mixed analyzes on the relevance of these movements. Some experts highlight the risk of destabilization during the season, while others see Oltra as a wise choice for its experience and its ability to manage groups in difficulty. The Spanish sports press, such as Diario AS, widely covered the announcement, highlighting the urgent nature of this appointment.
In the short term, the objective for José Luis Oltra and his staff will be to quickly establish a climate of trust within the team, while adjusting tactics for future meetings. Huesca's traditionally loyal supporters are eagerly awaiting the first signs of improvement, knowing that every point gained could be crucial in the fight to stay. This transition period could well define the future of the club for the seasons to come.
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