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The Minister of Culture and Tourism, Pedro Alberto Cruz, expressed today his "full support" to the football club Real Murcia in a press conference alongside the president has offered the entity scarlet, Juan Guillamón.

Cruz said that since "now more than ever we must work together on the new management team," the Community "is to strengthen the support of an absolute and unshakeable has always offered the club."

Thus, "to solve the most urgent economic problems are urging the club, we will forward to January subsidies of 325,000 euros in addition to the 250,000 of the centennial," said Cruz.

The regional head of Sports also said that "the figure of John Guillamón is the best to captain this ship for its intellectual and moral authority, and also is one of the most important opinion makers in the region."

"Now," continued Cruz-only he is capable of uniting all efforts that are needed for everyday life and Real Murcia desired to return to normal. "

The adviser also wanted to send a "message of reassurance to the amateur" as a "Real Murcia, which is the biggest sporting club and the centenary of the Region, will continue its normal operation because we are together as a team and we will do everything effort to ensure that the setbacks are the least possible. "

"In that sense," he continued, "we need more than ever the support of the fans, which has proven to be the best thing that has had the Real Murcia."

Finally, the regional head of Sport insisted that "the Real Murcia is 100 years old but right now the only period that concerns us is the one that goes from Saturday until June."

Thus, Cruz will accompany the club to the party president on Saturday will face Real Murcia with Alicante, Jose Rico Perez Stadium in Alicante.

For his part, thanked Guillamón government support as well as the enthusiasm with which the director has acted to advance subsidies, and stressed the importance that "for all" entails having a football team in the Primera.

Source: CARM