Recognition for Sports Career with the Canary Islands Gold Medal

The Government of the Canary Islands has awarded the Gold Medal for Sports Merit to a prominent leader for his dedication to grassroots football.

Generic image of a gold medal, symbolizing sports recognition.
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Generic image of a gold medal, symbolizing sports recognition.

The Government of the Canary Islands has awarded the Gold Medal for Sports Merit of the Canary Islands to a federative president, highlighting his commitment and extensive career in the development of sports in the archipelago.

The distinction was presented at an institutional event that emphasized the honoree's contribution to Canarian football, especially at the grassroots level. The ceremony was attended by important figures from the autonomous executive, who highlighted the importance of sports as a tool for social cohesion and collective development.

"The Gold Medal for Sports Merit of the Canary Islands is not just a symbol, but a reflection of the gratitude of an entire community to those who, with silent and constant effort, have contributed to making sports a fundamental pillar of our society."

the vice president of the Government of the Canary Islands
During the event, it was stressed that the honoree's career is an example of working for the common good, without seeking prominence, and with the perseverance of someone who deeply believes in their work. The jury wanted to recognize a way of understanding sports based on effort, respect, and commitment.

"To speak of this leader is to speak of a life dedicated to sports and to people. His career is full of silent work and commitment to grassroots football, where the future is truly built."

the counselor of Education, Vocational Training, Physical Activity and Sports
The award recipient expressed his deep gratitude for the distinction, receiving it with pride and responsibility. He emphasized that this recognition is also a tribute to the support of his family, friends, and the work team of the Inter-island Football Federation of Las Palmas, as well as the institutions that have supported his career, especially the Government of the Canary Islands.
With more than 31 years of involvement in sports, the honoree expressed his desire to give back to Canarian sports part of what he has received throughout his career, highlighting the social work aimed at enabling children to practice sports in better conditions, convinced that this task directly contributes to the well-being of society.