Burgos CF has had a close relationship with Navarre players in recent years, especially during Luis Miguel Ramis' tenure. The Tarraconense coach has worked with several players from the Foral Community, such as Ander Cantero, a goalkeeper born in Pamplona who became a regular player for the team. He was at Burgos CF, where Cantero regularly occupied the goal during the coach's tenure. In fact, the Navarre native has been the Zamora of Segunda. Another case is that of Aitor Buñuel, a right-back born in Tafalla and trained in Tajonar. Buñuel coincided with Ramis at CD Tenerife and later did so again at Burgos CF, becoming the only Navarre player with whom the coach has shared a professional dressing room in two different clubs. Ramis' relationship with Navarre players also extends to Fermín García, a midfielder for Burgos Promesas. During his time at the Castilian team, the coach gave the player a chance in the first team, in addition to integrating him into the usual training dynamics with the professional squad. The arrival of Ramis at Osasuna thus means the arrival of a coach without a previous notable connection to Navarre, but with recent experience working with players from the community, especially during his time at Burgos. So, Ramis' experience at Burgos CF has been key to his development as a coach. But, how will his arrival at Osasuna affect his relationship with Navarre players? Only time will tell. In any case, the connection between Burgos CF and Navarre players is undeniable, and has been fundamental to the team's growth in recent years.