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José Albert Andrés loaned to Zamora as Castellón frees up a squad spot

Canterano José Albert Andrés heads out on loan from CD Castellón to Zamora CF, freeing a roster spot for the transfer window.

By TuFutbolero Newsroom

As reported by Sport, CD Castellón has reached an agreement to loan José Albert Andrés to Zamora CF. After returning this summer from a spell with Ibiza, the 22-year-old canterano is set to leave again on loan to keep developing in the Primera RFEF.

Loan and defensive options

In pre-season, the Ondense has often been used as a left centre-back, though he can also operate as a left-back or in the left-wide channel. Sport notes that his time in and around Castellón’s senior set-up has been shaped by the search for a clear role: he renewed for one season, until June 2027, and worked under Pablo Hernández.

The club’s decision, according to the same source, is twofold. On one hand, a loan will give him more continuity; on the other, it frees a squad slot that Castellón can use to finish its transfer plans in the coming days. The summer window closes on Tuesday at 23:59.

Previous steps in the category

The article also outlines his background: he joined Castellón’s academy in 2020 from CD Onda, made his First RFEF debut as a youth (2021/22), and later featured in one match during the promotion season to Segunda (2023/24). In 2024/25 he played two Copa del Rey matches before heading out on loan to Ibiza, completing the move twice during that stretch.

Zamora will be coached by a former Orellut, Óscar Cano, setting up a loan where José Albert can continue his progression in the category.

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