Cultural Leonesa has announced the signing of goalkeeper Ruly García, a player with experience in Spain and Portugal. Born on January 27, 2000, Ruly García has developed his career in clubs such as Celta B, Atlético Astorga and Unionistas de Salamanca before embarking on his adventure in Portuguese football. During the last season, he was part of Vizela, a team in the Liga de Honra, the second category of Portuguese football. The need to incorporate goalkeepers has become one of the immediate priorities of the club. The expiration of the contracts of Edgar Badia, Miguel Bañuz and Arnau Rafús has left a strategic position without effectives. The situation obliges the sports management to go to the market in search of solutions and the name of Ruly García appears as an alternative with attractive sporting and sentimental value for the Leonesa fans. The possible signing of the goalkeeper is part of a summer marked by a unprecedented transformation in the cultural team. The departures of players such as Manu Justo, Víctor García or Quique Fornos have evidenced the magnitude of the renovation that the entity faces. Today, only Rodri Suárez, Iván Calero and Yayo González continue with contract in force within the first team, to which are added the players who return from loan: Guzmán Ortega, David López and Adrián Ruiz. While the club tries to close the first incorporations, the possibility of Ruly García returning to León is shaping up as one of the most significant movements in the coming weeks for a Cultural that seeks to rebuild itself from the foundations and recover as soon as possible the path to professional football.