The CEO of Atlético de Madrid, Miguel Ángel Gil Marín, has renewed his position as vice president of the LaLiga Delegated Commission for an additional period of two years. The decision, made in October, extends the mandate that began in 2020 and consolidates Gil's continuity in one of the most relevant governing bodies of the competition.

The LaLiga Delegate Commission, whose work focuses on supervising, debating and approving the day-to-day operational issues of the league, is formed every two years. In the last call, representatives from six Second Division clubs joined –Real Sporting de Gijón, RC Celta de Vigo, Real Oviedo, CD Leganés, UD Las Palmas and LaLiga Hypermotion–, thus completing the composition of the body along with the delegates from Sevilla FC, FC Barcelona, ​​Real Madrid CF, Real Betis Balompié, Deportivo Alavés and Villarreal CF. With this incorporation, the organization was officially established.

The role of vice president is shared between Gil and the CEO of Eibar, Ion Ander Urrutia, who was appointed in the same session without the need for a vote, as he was the only candidate presented. Both vice presidents replaced Clemente Villaverde, who left office after signing with Getafe. The appointment of Gil and Urrutia was formalized two weeks ago, consolidating the commission's leadership structure.

The mandate of the members of the Delegate Commission has a duration of two years and can be renewed in successive periods of equal length. The committee meets periodically throughout the season to address the administrative and operational matters of the competition, ensuring the correct management of the league and its associated competitions.

With the renewal of Miguel Ángel Gil, the Delegate Commission maintains its continuity and experience, which is expected to contribute to stability and coherent decision-making within the framework of the LaLiga organization. The coming months will be marked by the usual committee meetings, where key issues for the operation of the competition and coordination between the represented clubs will be discussed.

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