Córdoba CF closed the season in ninth place and has moved from looking at the standings to looking at the calendar. The calendar, from now on, has a date marked in red: June 30. This Monday, the club has officially announced the first summer departure, Jacobo González, in a statement in which he thanks the Madrid striker for his two seasons of blanquiverde and recalls his numbers, 75 games, 18 goals and 7 assists. His departure, which was given as a fact since the winter, opens a map of contracts, possible departures and renewals at the doors of a new revolution in the squad. It is convenient to locate. The first block, the most clear, is formed by the loans that are coming to an end. Four footballers return to their clubs of origin except for a last-minute twist: Dani Requena to Villarreal CF, Trilli to Real Valladolid, Alberto del Moral to Real Oviedo and Mikel Goti to Real Sociedad. Of them, Requena is, without a doubt, the most sensitive departure: a primoroso footballer who managed to make a hole in the center of the field of Iván Ania and who has demonstrated quality at all levels. Monterrubio recognized in his presentation that it was not possible to include a future purchase clause and that the club did not give up fighting for him, but the interest of several First Division clubs, even from the Premier League and Serie A, makes that fight a costly objective. Through his social networks, the Granada midfielder has already bid farewell to Córdoba CF, with a word that is repeated throughout the text: thanks. The one from Cenes de la Vega has evolved at a pace in El Arcángel, which has served as confirmation of his level. Thus, Requena has shown his gratitude to the cordobesismo “for making me grow, supporting me, for the affection and for giving me the opportunity to wear this jersey”; to the teammates and technical staff, to the fans and to the family. “Thanks for everything, Córdoba. I hope to see you soon”. Thus closed his communication and his stage the Granada midfielder in Córdoba CF. To that list are added the players who end their link on June 30 without a clear horizon of renewal. Théo Zidane, Pedro Ortiz and Nikolai Obolskii are pressing their stay awaiting movements in the offices, in line with what Ania advanced about some of those who end their contract renewing and others not. The case of the striker seems clear after having been condemned to ostracism throughout the season. Meanwhile, the other two could have more options to stay in the squad, although everything will depend on the valuation of the sports commission. Théo has barely added 658 minutes this season, and Pedro Ortiz, 956. To that group also points Sergi Guardiola who, despite his weight in the vest and his surprising conversion to the media, faces his departure after a season closing that had a farewell aroma. A separate chapter deserves the objectives clauses that were left in the air: the one of Xavi Sintes, whose automatic extension by played games is pending confirmation, as well as the one of Albarrán, which all points to having fulfilled the required games although the club has not yet announced it; while doubts are looming