Guido Rodríguez leaves West Ham, set to play for Valencia in Spain | OneFootball

The midfielder who emerged from River will play on loan at the Spanish club for one season and will not have a purchase option. His goal is to gain playing time to increase his chances of being called up for the World Cup.

Guido Rodríguez was loaned from West Ham to Valencia for one season without a purchase option. The midfielder did not get the desired playing time over the past six months (he played only eight matches) and saw the opportunity to leave in search of continuity as a positive move.

The world champion and two-time Copa América winner with the Argentine National Team knows that if he wants to have a better chance of being on the World Cup roster, he must be in full competitive rhythm. At the Spanish club, he will be teammates with Lucas Beltrán, who also came up through River's youth system.

Valencia's current situation is not good at all, despite being in the quarter-finals of the Copa del Rey (where they will face Athletic Club). In La Liga, they occupy the 17th place in the standings and are ahead of Alavés by just one point.

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