Real Zaragoza bids farewell to professional football after a painful relegation from the Segunda División. This Sunday, the match against Málaga at the Ibercaja Estadio marked the end of a 13-year era in the category. The fans, filled with anger and helplessness, sent off the team with boos and insults, reflecting the deep pain over the club's current situation. The reality is that Zaragoza, a historic name in Spanish football, must now face an uncertain future in Primera RFEF. The consequences of this relegation are severe, not only in sporting terms but also economically and for the employees and players. The loss of visibility in competitions like the Quiniela is a symbolic blow for fans. From now on, the club will need to rebuild and find a way to return to the elite of Spanish football, a challenge that will require time and effort.