Just 3 years ago when Valencia captured the Copa Del Rey, Jesus Vazquez was among the thousands of fans lining the streets, watching the team hoist the trophy from the iconic Mestalla balcony.
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From the imposing 2m frame to the brooding stare and dark hair, it’s no wonder our No.1 Giorgi Mamardashvili has been compared to goalkeeping phenom Gianluigi Donnarumma.
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Deep in the recesses of Mestalla lies a sealed room. A large metal door is the only way in or out. Inside, more than 100 years of Valencia history in the form of contracts, newspaper articles, photos and other documents are organised in drawers and on shelves that touch the ceiling.
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Derby day. If Ruben Iranzo could have chosen an occasion to make his LaLiga debut for the Valencia senior team, it probably would have been this match.
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There is no dismissing that sense of deja vu. Valencia will kick off a third consecutive season with a new head coach at the helm – that is, if you don’t count Albert Celades’ appointment a month into the 2019/20 season – this weekend.
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At the roundabout right outside the Beniferri metro station stands the impressive 20m-tall La Dama Iberica Sculpture, its 20,000 blue ceramic tiles shimmering and shining in the sun.
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Gabriel Paulista arrived in London from Villarreal all alone in January 2015. The then-24-year-old did not speak a word of English nor know anyone there. All he knew was football. And that Arsene Wenger was there to welcome him.
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Tumultuous times threaten Valencia Football Club. In the last few months, there has been no shortage of drama for the Bats. The club seems lost, struggling to stay afloat.
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First came Chinese company Sailun Tyre. Then came Asia-based betting firm BK8. There is a common pattern there. Valencia have not so much waded as dived into the Asian market over the last 2 years.
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Midfield sentinel. Andrea Pirlo’s partner-in-crime. Serie A, Champions League and World Cup winner. Hothead. Gennaro Gattuso is a man of many monikers, one whose passion and talent cannot be questioned.
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