Carlos Martínez is still without news from Leganés after his heroic rescue of the category. Since he saved the team and it was confirmed that he would be an alternative for the bench, the club has not contacted him or his agents again. The silence suggests that he will not be the chosen one. Eight days ago, Leganés saved the category in extremis. It happened on Sunday, May 31. The next day, June 1, Carlos Martínez was a national hero pepinero. Logical. The extremeño, already a legend as a player, had returned to the club making a pause in his journey as an assistant in the Saudi Arabia U21 to rescue his team from a foretold death. Because, seven days earlier, Leganés called him to enlist him in a suicidal mission. He had five days to avoid relegation. Then no one gave a penny for the pepineros. It happens that Carlos Martínez put his grain of sand (more like a sack) in the rescue. And he did it without guarantee of continuity. Only for love of the Leganés colors and the desire that such service to the team would open the doors of the bench the following course. Less than 24 hours after the feat, the club spoke with him. “You are an option”, they conveyed. What followed was nothing. Nothing… at least for now. Seven days after that call in which they promised to be a firm candidate in the casting for the new coach, 14 more days since the club contacted him to rescue the pepinero ship, sends the silence. No one from Leganés has contacted Carlos Martínez to inform him of his situation or the status of his candidacy. The coach is in Turkey, in a stage with the Saudi Arabia U21 to which he had to return, seen that the Lega did not take steps in good faith. Tomorrow Tuesday he will return to Madrid. Neither has anyone called or written to tell him if there are more advanced alternatives or if soon a negotiation will start. But it is that no one has called his representative, Pepe Mesas (ex-Leganés) to tell him anything. Situation, at least, is anomalous. Perhaps the adjective that best fits it is anomalous. Anomalous, first, by deadlines. This type of situations usually resolve with more celerity. Or, said in another way, although no decisions are taken in good faith, yes that the news arrives before. Seven days without any communication is not the most habitual. It happens that the situation of Carlos Martínez, the sacrifice and step forward he took to take the team to the edge of hell, made it intuited a different treatment. Perhaps not preferential, but yes more focused on returning the service rendered not as if it were a coach more, but as the legend that is and has demonstrated.