Valencia Sack CEO and Manager Corberan After Winless Start to Season
Valencia said Oscar Sanchez will lead the first team on an interim basis after the club earned one point from five matches.
- On Sunday, Valencia dismissed manager Carlos Corberan and chief executive officer Ron Gourlay following a winless start to the season, leaving the club bottom of LaLiga with one point from five matches.
- Gourlay and Corberan faced increasing pressure from supporters in recent weeks due to poor form; last season, the manager's style of football drew criticism at Mestalla, with fans audibly chanting, "Corberan leave now."
- During his tenure, Corberan managed 72 games, winning 28 and losing 26. Valencia also terminated the contracts of four staff members working under Gourlay, alongside the manager's coaching staff.
- VCF Mestalla coach Oscar Sanchez will take charge of the first team on an interim basis. Valencia stated the move "reflects the club's intention to begin a new phase."
- Preparing for its next fixture on Tuesday against Deportivo Alaves, Valencia focuses on the future as a new sporting structure will be announced shortly.
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Valencia Sack Corberán, Gourlay Amid Rebuild
Valencia sacked head coach Carlos Corberan and CEO Ron Gourlay after a disastrous start left them bottom of La Liga with one point from five games. The club is lining up a restructuring of its sports project and a search for a new manager, with interim plans involving Valencia Mestalla coach Oscar Sanchez and a shortlist including Marcelino, Ernesto Valverde, José Luis Mendilibar, and Thiago Motta. · 19 sources across the spectrum on IJR News.
Valencia has cut off the healthy with Carlos Corberán after a bad start of league. The coach was not accompanying the game or the results, with four defeats and a tie in the first five days. However, the next coach will have to face a very limited staff after ... Continue reading "El Valencia fired Carlos Corberán after a total cleaning of the bench"
The Spanish Valencia Club dismissed his trainer, Carlos Corbran, and his CEO, Ron Gorlay, for poor results, and Oscar Sánchez was appointed as a temporary team trainer.
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