Reus FC Reddis and Ascó FC join forces to boost young talent

Ascó FC will be a subsidiary of Reus FC Reddis starting in 2026/27, a key move to promote players from the area and consolidate a solid sports project.

Jugadors de Reus FC Reddis i Ascó FC celebrant l’aliança per impulsar el talent jove en el futbol català — Imagen de la Fuente — Players of Reus FC Reddis and Ascó FC celebrating the alliance to promote young talent in Catalan football — Image by La Fuente

Izan Domènech

Updated: 29/04/26 | 16:41

Reus FC Reddis and Ascó FC close an agreement that will change local football. Starting from the 2026/27 season, Ascó FC will be the reserve team of the Reus club, a decision aimed at strengthening young talent and the growth of its players.

The move is part of a sports model that clearly aims to consolidate a solid and long-term project, reinforcing the presence of local players and their development.

Strategic union between Reus FC Reddis and Ascó FC

What does being a reserve team imply?

Being a reserve team means that Ascó FC will act as a formative and developmental club for Reus FC Reddis. This means that standout players at Ascó will have greater opportunities to move up to the Reus first team.

This link is key to maintaining a constant flow of talent and providing stability to both clubs, which share sporting and growth objectives.

How will it affect territorial football?

This alliance strengthens the presence of local players in lower categories. The strategy seeks for talent developed in the territory to have continuity and real possibilities to progress through a joint project.

At the same time, Ascó FC gains projection and stability, while Reus FC Reddis expands its player base and ties with the region.

A clear commitment to talent and growth

Sports model focused on grassroots

The sports project promoted by the two clubs focuses on training, development, and promotion of young players.

At a time when competition for talent is fierce, betting on the youth academy and the territory can make the difference in the medium term.

Benefits for players and the community

Local footballers will be able to grow within a system that offers them clear pathways toward professionalism.

Moreover, this alliance reinforces the sense of belonging and ties with the community, which often translates into greater support in the stands and in the city.

Reactions and expectations

Response from clubs and fans

Reus FC Reddis has expressed satisfaction with this step forward, highlighting the importance of having a reserve team that shares values and objectives.

Local fans, although cautious, view positively the possibility that local talents have more opportunities.