Oviedo's two mandatory requirements to sign Raúl

Oviedo must pay RFEF fees and LaLiga licensing costs before Raúl can manage Saturday's match against Girona.

Oviedo will present Raúl González as their new manager on Tuesday, replacing Julián Calero. It marks the former Real Madrid player's first professional coaching role after his time with Real Madrid's academy side Castilla.

Before Raúl can take the bench for Saturday's home match against Girona at Nuevo Carlos Tartiere, Oviedo must satisfy two administrative requirements. First, the club must pay the RFEF 3% of the agreed contract value, as mandated by RFEF competition regulations (article 92, section b) for coaching license processing.

Second, LaLiga requires a coaching license fee of €528.50 for Segunda División managers—the same amount charged per player license. Assistant coaches cost €261 each.