Corberán is not in danger at Valencia

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09/11/25 18:30:00

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Coach Carlos Corberán is starting a new chapter in his association with Valencia CF, supported by the club's sports management at a critical time for the team in La Liga Spain. Despite the alarming start to the season that has left Valencia CF in the relegation zone, there is no contemplation of dismissal at Mestalla, as the directive structure deems it counterproductive. The Alicante-born coach, a subject of controversy among the fans, still has the full backing of the project.

Valencia's Crisis in La Liga

The season began well for Corberán in charge, but Valencia's recent results in La Liga have been devastating. Since the victory against Athletic Club (matchday 5), the team has failed to earn three points, suffering four defeats in the last six games, two of which were against relegation contenders Girona FC and Real Oviedo. The shocking defeats at the start of the season reflect an unexpected downfall after the significant improvement in the previous campaign. After 11 matchdays, Valencia sits in 18th place with just nine points, a tally almost identical to last season's with Rubén Baraja before his dismissal.

This disappointing start in Spain has created an atmosphere of impatience in the stands: jeers and boos towards the team have become common at Mestalla. There is a widespread sense of unease regarding the risk of destabilization of Corberán's project due to the ongoing negative momentum.

Full Club Support for the Coach

Amidst this tension, Valencia's management has shown determination: the dismissal of coach Carlos Corberán is not being considered. Sports director Ron Gourlay has publicly emphasized "absolute confidence" in the coach and the team, stressing that there is no player trying to undermine the coach's position. The club reiterates that it is a time for unity and patience, not hasty changes.

Gourlay explained that the club is going through a transitional phase after a transfer window involving 22 operations and made it clear that the current issues do not diminish the trust in Corberán: "He has the full support of the club," he stated. Furthermore, ownership members like Kiat Lim have also reassured regarding the continuation of the coaching project, even with alarming statistics indicating this season's start as one of Valencia's worst in history.

Why Does Corberán Stay in Charge?

• The club believes in his ability to turn the situation around, following the miraculous survival achieved last season.

• Valencia's medium-term vision, encompassing the stadium, youth system, and budget, is linked to his continuity.

• Changing the coach at this point could lead to a greater financial and sporting impact than maintaining stability.

A Scenario Full of Risks

Despite clear institutional support, coach Carlos Corberán faces a critical situation: the team displays apathy and a mental downturn that affects the games. The fans, on their part, are already pointing fingers within the club and the coaching staff. The challenge is to regain momentum, reverse results, and return Valencia to its deserved historical standing.

This arduous journey for La Liga survival relies on rediscovering the spark that led to victories in the previous season. Nonetheless, the grand project's stage — and the roadmap towards the future plans — continues to feature Carlos Corberán.

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