Osasuna coach Luis Miguel Ramis has spoken about the departure of Víctor Muñoz and his team's goal of creating an identity in LaLiga 2026-27. In an interview with 'El Larguero', Ramis highlighted the importance of finding a style of play and an identity for the team. 'We want to be a team with identity, with a seal, that is difficult and that knows in each game where it has to go', he explained.
What happened?
The red and white team has finished their pre-season while Luis Miguel Ramis is still shaping a team that still has room for improvement. The team fell 0-2 to Al-Ain in their last friendly match, but the coach prefers to focus on the construction process and on making his team have a recognizable identity without Víctor Muñoz.
Why it matters for Osasuna?
The departure of Víctor Muñoz has left a void in the team, but Ramis trusts that other footballers will take a step forward. 'We'll make up for it with hard work, with other characteristics and we have players who have to take a step forward', he assured.
What comes next?
Luis Miguel Ramis has a clear idea of what he would like to be able to say when the season ends: 'That the fans have enjoyed the team's game, that Osasuna remains in the First Division and that it has taken a step forward and has fought all season to be as high as possible'.
Osasuna has finished their pre-season while Luis Miguel Ramis is still shaping a team that still has room for improvement. The team fell 0-2 to Al-Ain in their last friendly match, but the coach prefers to focus on the construction process and on making his team have a recognizable identity without Víctor Muñoz. 'There are many things to improve and this profile of games in which those moments in which you don't get to what you want to be and you penalize also serves us to know where we have to go to improve still in many aspects that will be decisive for the League games', explained Luis Miguel Ramis in El Larguero.
Osasuna has finished their pre-season with a balance of 37 goals for and 38 goals against, which leaves them with a -1 deficit in the classification. In the 2025-26 LaLiga, Osasuna finished in 9th place with 39 points, 10 wins, 9 draws and 12 losses in 31 games. In the next season, Osasuna will seek to improve their position in the classification and reach the European zone.
The next season, Osasuna will face Sevilla in their first game of the LaLiga 2026-27, on February 28, 2027, in a match that will be played at the El Sadar Stadium. The red and white team will seek to improve their streak in the LaLiga and reach the European zone.
Luis Miguel Ramis' experience as a coach has been fundamental to face the challenge of directing Osasuna. With 20 years of experience on the bench, Ramis has acquired a clear vision of what his team needs to improve. 'I think we arrived at a moment when we manage better by experience the situations. We react before all the unforeseen events that presents professional football in all senses', he explained.
The 2026-27 season is a crucial moment for Osasuna, as they will seek to improve their position in the classification and reach the European zone. With the departure of Víctor Muñoz, the team must find a new style of play and an identity that distinguishes them from the others. Luis Miguel Ramis trusts that his team can do it and achieve their goals.
