The attacker is reunited with Ibai Gómez after they were both involved with the Dominican Republic under-23 national team in 2024. Ureña acknowledged that having the Basque coach on the bench influenced his decision to move to the Aragonese capital. "Ibai has been very important, and I know how his teams play and what he wants from each player. From the first contact, I knew he helps his players improve, and now, at 23, that's what I need in my career," he said.
Although the Basque coach played such an important role in his signing, "we haven't actually had a conversation" about the role he will have or the position he will occupy on the field. However, Ureña is confident that "he will know how to make the most of my qualities."
During his first few days as a Real Zaragoza player, the Spanish-Dominican has already become aware of "the greatness of this club." "I'm very happy to be here. I know the pressure that comes with this shirt, but I'm really looking forward to everything working out well," he admitted.
