🔚 Valencia and Miguel Ángel Corona part ways | OneFootball

An earthquake shakes the foundations of the Paterna Sports City. The club has confirmed the imminent departure of Miguel Ángel Corona from his position as sporting director of Valencia C.F.

A large part of the Valencia fanbase has harshly criticized Corona's management, blaming him as one of the main responsible parties for the weakening of the squad and the loss of competitiveness of the team. His tenure has been closely tied to the directives of the ownership, which has generated a constant climate of tension in the environment.

This is how Valencia announced his departure in a statement: "Valencia CF announces the termination of its contractual relationship with Miguel Ángel Corona. The Club would like to thank him for his commitment over the past five years and wishes him success in the future."

His departure leaves an important question: who will be the next person to take on the role of sporting director? Whoever it is will face the complicated challenge of rebuilding a squad that has endured several years of dismantling, and doing so with the predictably limited financial resources imposed by the current ownership.

With this decision, Valencia C.F. seeks to make a decisive change and, at least slightly, appease the discontent of its fanbase. But, will it be enough?

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