Albacete Balompié wants the next season to be the definitive consolidation of an ambitious and identity-based project. The club has understood that to fully engage its loyal fan base, it needs not only good footballers but also to recover the mystique and values that made this institution great. In the offices of the Carlos Belmonte, a summer planning is being cooked that promises to shake up the transfer market with strategic signings and a clear emotional impact. In this context, the white technical secretariat remains on high alert for a market opportunity that goes far beyond the purely tactical. It is a move that would touch the sensitive fiber and the heart of all the Albacete fan base, rescuing a historical heritage that evokes the best years of football in Manchega lands. The club is willing to explore all possible avenues to give a real impact this summer, bringing back a surname that is synonymous with legend, glory, and magical afternoons of football in the white stronghold. The great hope of Albacete Balompié for this summer market has a name and surname: Kuki Zalazar. At least, this is what the journalist Javier Pintado Núñez reports. For any football fan, and especially for the residents of the Carlos Belmonte, the Zalazar surname immediately evokes the most golden and glorious era in the history of the club. Kuki is the son of the mythical José Luis Zalazar, that extraordinary Uruguayan midfielder who captained and immortalized the legendary Queso Mecánico in the First Division of the nineties with his tele-guided ball strike and his unmatched charisma inside and outside the playing field.