The Costa Adeje Tenerife Egatesa has started, this week, its preparation for the new season that will start at the end of August with the usual medical examinations, prior to the return to training. The warriors are returning from their well-deserved vacation to begin by passing, for the fifth consecutive year, the medical examinations at Hospiten, the club's medical sponsor, having recently renewed the agreement between the two entities.

During these days the players will undergo the corresponding analyses, stress tests and the rest of the usual medical examinations, assisted by doctors from the Cardiology Service, Víctor Manuel Fernández, and Tomás Febles, medical director of the Hospiten Sur University Hospital.

Before the first time on the Mundialito pitch, where they will train for the season, María José Pérez and the new signings, Aithiara Carballo, Amani, Ari Arias, Carlota Suárez and Jenni López were the first to undergo the pertinent medical examinations.

María José Pérez, who recently renewed her contract for one more season, said she was "very eager and excited to start and to be able to live this season that awaits us. The vacations have been necessary to recharge our batteries, but we are already thinking about getting back to work and getting to know the new faces".

The medical director of the Hospiten Sur University Hospital, Tomás Febles, explained that "Hospiten is proud to have the players here and to see their enthusiasm to start a new season, and we have also checked their physical condition so that they are in the best condition to start training".

Yesterday, Wednesday, the rest of the players that make up the Blue and Whites' squad underwent check-ups. The players in official competitions such as the America's Cup or the Africa Cup of Nations will be incorporated when they finish their respective participations, as well as Cinta Rodríguez with permission of the entity.

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