FAN STORY | “Valencianismo has no limits” | OneFootball

Ramón Pedrosa is a German fan of Valencia CF who fell in love with the Club thanks to his father in the 1990s and because of the atmosphere he experienced at Mestalla during the Trofeu Taronja in 2011.

“I’ve always liked football, especially Spanish football because of my father. In the 1990s he watched a Copa del Rey match against FC Barcelona, when ‘El Piojo’ López and the others were there. I liked that style of football so much that I fell in love with it. The first time I watched a match at Mestalla was at a Trofeu Taronja against AS Roma. The atmosphere was incredible and I completely fell in love with Valencia CF. The way people push, cheer the team, the atmosphere… it’s the kind of football I like,” says Ramón.

Pedrosa has travelled to several international matches played in Glasgow, Manchester or Lyon, and among his favourite players are José Luis Gayà and Diego López.

“I’ve always liked the grit, the spirit, and how the team fights. Every year I travel two or three times - valencianismo has no limits. When I can and I feel good, I like to travel, have a good time and watch Valencia CF’s matches. I really like Gayà, and also Diego López. Valencia CF has a spectacular VCF Academy.”