According to AS, the Madrid government has received an audit report on the Vallecas stadium and hopes to complete the necessary procedures before Rayo Vallecano's match against Athletic Bilbao on October 10, which would allow the team to return to their home stadium.

Mariano de Paco, head of the Culture, Tourism and Sports department of the Madrid government, confirmed in an interview with Telemadrid that the audit report has been submitted. This also means that Rayo Vallecano's match against Espanyol on Tuesday will still be played at the Butarque stadium, although this match could be Rayo Vallecano's last away home game.

De Paco stated: "I hope as soon as possible. We will try to ensure the next game is played here."

However, receiving the audit report is only the first step towards reopening the Vallecas stadium, and the entire process is not yet complete. AS reports that the technical personnel of the relevant departments of the Madrid government still need to analyze the audit report and prepare a technical report before a new administrative decision is made to lift the current temporary restrictions on the stadium.

De Paco said: "We have received the complete audit report, and now we are preparing the corresponding report to confirm whether the conditions that were previously lacking due to insufficient maintenance have been rectified. If so, we hope the October matches will proceed normally."

Meanwhile, another procedure concerning the termination of the Vallecas stadium concession will continue. De Paco stated: "We will continue to pursue another procedure, which is the termination of the concession, because we believe the club has not fulfilled its obligations."

He also acknowledged that Rayo Vallecano recently resolved previous stadium issues, which were initially the reason for initiating the corresponding procedures.

De Paco also stated that the direct handover of the stadium to the club for operations has a clear public interest justification, since Rayo Vallecano is essentially a sports corporation, which is a private enterprise. If the club's operational objectives deviate from these public interests, the Madrid government must protect public services and citizens' interests.

According to current progress, if the subsequent technical assessment proceeds smoothly, the Vallecas stadium is expected to reopen for Rayo Vallecano's match against Athletic Bilbao on October 10.

Переведено ИИ.

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