🚨 Deportivo La Coruña is shaking up the market: this is how they built this amazing team

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Deportivo La Coruña has returned to the First Division and has done so by completely shaking up the transfer market. Aubameyang, Adama Traoré, Angeliño, José María Giménez, and Marc Casadó lead a squad that wants to prove Deportivo hasn't returned simply to survive.

In this video, we analyze the extraordinary strategy devised by Fernando Soriano: an investment of nearly €26 million, promising young players like Leo Román, Bright Ede, Jonathan Asp-Jensen, Lorenzo Amatucci, and Teun Gijselhart, and great opportunities secured through loans, free agents, and low-cost deals.

We also reveal the incredible behind-the-scenes story of the transfer window's final day. Deportivo had been tracking Marc Casadó for several seasons, while José María Giménez's registration came through at 11:58 PM, with less than 100 seconds remaining.

Furthermore, we discover the "Aubameyang effect": he not only brings experience and goals, but also helped, through calls and contacts, to enhance the prestige of the new Deportivo project.

All of this without sacrificing the identity of the team that achieved promotion. Yeremay Hernández, David Mella, Mario Soriano, and Diego Villares remain part of a squad that blends homegrown talent, youth, and players accustomed to competing at the highest level.

Staying in the top flight remains the primary objective, but after this transfer window, it's inevitable to ask: can Deportivo fight for something more? Are we witnessing the first steps of the Super Dépor's return?

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Chapters:

00:00 - Less than 100 seconds
00:41 - Deportivo hasn't returned just to survive
01:43 - First, the club had to be rebuilt
04:36 - Buying for the future before it gets better
07:54 - Opportunities that seemed impossible
11:25 - The night everything could have fallen apart
15:14 - The project isn't about selling players
18:23 - What Soriano couldn't fix
20:15 - Staying up on the outside, ambition on the inside
22:26 - Is Super Depor returning?

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