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Analyzing Valencia's Summer 2024 Business
Valencia have not played in Europe since 2020 when they reached the round of 16 of the Champions League. Since then, the highest position in the league has been 9th. Last season has been the closest they have been to Europe since 2019 when…
Valencia have not played in Europe since 2020 when they reached the round of 16 of the Champions League. Since then, the highest position in the league has been 9th. Last season has been the closest they have been to Europe since 2019 when they ended 4th but the last few games didn’t end as expected and they were left out. Can this season finally be the one where they reach the promised land? In this article, we will be investigating Valencia’s summer business position by position.
For each position, there will be a ranking in which I put a color for each player considering the level of each player, also taking into account the manager’s system and their role. In addition, we will be taking into account Valencia’s financial situation as it leaves them with a low margin to purchase players. The ranking will go red for bad, yellow for average, and green for good.
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Juan Fernandez Valencia