The network of hospitals will continue to serve as the official medical provider for the Canary Islands' team in the ACB and the Eurocup.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife, September 14, 2026. La Laguna Tenerife and Hospiten have renewed their agreement so that the prestigious network of hospitals will continue, for the fourteenth consecutive season, to provide official medical services for the Tenerife club, which represents the Canary Islands in the Endesa League and the Eurocup; as well as for the team’s first reserve squad, which will compete in the U22 League.

The renewal signing ceremony was attended by Juan José Hernández Rubio, executive president of Hospiten, and La Laguna Tenerife president Aniano Cabrera.

Juan José Hernández Rubio, executive president of Hospiten, stated that “it is a pleasure for Hospiten to renew, for yet another season, our commitment to La Laguna Tenerife, supporting the club as its official medical service provider and contributing to the care and well-being of its players. It is also gratifying to see the team’s progress, which is the result of the hard work, effort, and sacrifice that go into every season. Commitment, perseverance, striving for excellence, and teamwork are values that define the club and with which Hospiten fully identifies, as well as its commitment to sports and the promotion of healthy lifestyles.”

Aniano Cabrera, for his part, stated that “having the support of a company like Hospiten is of great importance to our club, because of the trust it places in our project year after year, and because it serves as a guarantee for the health of our players.” “Renewing this partnership,” added the Aurinegro president, “fills us with satisfaction. We appreciate the dedication and excellence of our official medical team, which is essential to the team’s well-being.”

As a result of the agreement, both the first team and the reserve team recently underwent the necessary medical examinations at the Hospiten Rambla University Hospital prior to the start of preseason, including various tests to prevent future injuries.

The hospital in question has a major Sports Traumatology and Cardiology Unit at the club’s disposal to treat or prevent any potential setbacks that may arise throughout the season. The partnership between the two parties also includes various joint social and athletic activities, which will take place during the season.

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