Mexican coach Javier Aguirre has been appointed as the new manager of Valencia, with the goal of turning around the team's dismal start to the Spanish La Liga season. Aguirre, 67, has signed a contract with Valencia until the end of the season, with the option to extend for another year if the team qualifies for the Europa League. The team's poor form has seen them sit 19th in the league table with just four points from seven matches.
Aguirre, who previously managed several Spanish clubs including Osasuna, Atletico Madrid, and Espanyol, is known for his ability to keep teams in the La Liga. He had been out of work since leading Mexico in the 2026 World Cup and has now returned to club football with Valencia. The team's fans have high hopes that Aguirre can revive the team's fortunes and restore pride to the Mestaya stadium.
Aguirre has identified the team's many injuries as a major concern, with several key players currently sidelined. He has vowed to work hard to get the team back to full strength and to bring a winning mentality to the side. The coach has also promised to give young players a chance to shine, saying that if a player is good enough, they will be given a chance regardless of their age.
The coach has sent a message to the Valencia fans, saying that they have had enough of empty words and promises, and that it is now time for action. Aguirre has promised to work tirelessly to bring success back to the team and to restore the team's reputation as a major force in Spanish football.
Aguirre's first match in charge of Valencia will be against Racing Santander at the El Sardinero stadium, following the international break. The coach is confident that he can make a positive impact on the team and bring a winning mentality to the side. He has also expressed his delight at joining Valencia, saying that it is an honor to manage such a historic and prestigious club.
Valencia's poor start to the season has seen them struggle to find form, with the team currently sitting in the relegation zone. Aguirre's task will be to turn around the team's fortunes and keep them in the top flight. The coach has experience of working with teams in similar situations and will be hoping to use his expertise to guide Valencia to safety.
Aguirre's appointment has been welcomed by the Valencia fans, who are eager to see an improvement in the team's fortunes. The coach has promised to work hard to bring success back to the team and to restore pride to the Mestaya stadium. With his experience and expertise, Aguirre will be hoping to lead Valencia to a successful season and to bring joy back to the team's fans.
Key points
- Valencia are 19th in La Liga with four points from seven matches.
- Aguirre has signed a contract until the end of the season, with the option to extend.
- The coach has identified injuries as a major concern for the team.
