The recent victory of Córdoba CF marks a turning point, largely attributed to the intervention of coach Iván Ania. His modifications, both in approach and execution, aimed for a change in dynamics that, despite initial doubts, has paid off, securing three crucial points for the white-and-green squad.

Among the names that have spearheaded this revival, three stand out: Rubén Alves, Kevin Medina, and Vilarrasa. These players, initially expected to be important at the start of the season, had experienced periods of ostracism, but football has offered them a new opportunity to prove their worth.

Rubén Alves's participation has been particularly significant. The center-back has regained his defensive level, despite an intermittent season marked by a physical relapse and a controversial absence on matchday 30. His return to the starting lineup, though initially with mixed results, coincided with the victory in Cádiz, earning 4 points out of 9 after a previous streak of 0 out of 18.

On the other hand, the winger from Málaga, Kevin Medina, has undergone an even more notable resurgence. After an inconsistent start and subsequent disappearance from squad lists, Medina has gone from total isolation to becoming a fundamental player. His reappearance against Mirandés, after ten matches, and his starting role in Cádiz, have provided valuable attacking prowess to the team, especially on the left flank, easing the pressure on Carracedo.

Finally, the left-back position, which had been a contentious point for the team, has found stability with Vilarrasa. Despite a pubalgia that kept him sidelined since matchday nine, the player from Granollers has proven to be a decisive asset when physically fit. His recovery and a solid performance in Cádiz, completing a full match after more than five months, have solidified his importance in Ania's scheme. This trio of players is seen as key to the white-and-green team's path to resurgence.