Córdoba CF has reached a 90.59 % renewal rate for its blanquiverde passport, with 13 416 members confirmed before the initial phase of the 2026‑27 campaign ends. The figure, released on July 7, puts the club just 1 400 season‑ticket holders shy of matching last season’s record of 17 370.

What numbers show the fans' momentum?

In the first phase, which closed at 13:30 h on Saturday, the club logged 13 416 renewals, compared with 14 808 in the same phase of 2025‑26. While the total is lower, the percentage of active members rises to 77.23 % of the possible total, indicating a loyal and engaged base. The aim now is to keep that pace in the second phase, where free‑ticket sign‑ups are expected.

Why does this level of commitment matter?

The club is not only competing in the Segunda División; it is also undergoing a social reconstruction that relies on local support. Each season‑ticket holder provides stable revenue and a community that backs infrastructure projects and youth programmes. Approaching the 80 % renewal mark allows the blanquiverde project to plan with greater financial certainty.

What challenges remain for the free‑ticket phase?

With the renewal phase closed, the club opens the door to new members. The goal is to get close to 17 000 subscribers for the 2026‑27 season, a figure that would secure the continuity of sporting and social initiatives. The city’s response in the coming days will be decisive to finish the campaign successfully.

How does this compare with the previous season?

The record of 17 370 subscribers was set in 2025‑26, a number hard to beat. However, the renewal rate of 90.59 % exceeds that of the prior campaign, which hovered around 80 %. This jump shows increased confidence from the fans in the club’s direction and its medium‑term project.

The El Arcángel club thanks the members who have renewed and urges those who haven’t to join before the campaign ends. Every new blanquiverde passport strengthens the club’s identity and its bond with the city.