Lay Hoon's warning regarding the possible sale of Valencia

The president of Valencia CF, Lay Hoon Chan, hinted that the majority shareholder, Peter Lim, is not completely closing the door to a potential sale of the club, although she warned that it will not be done at any price. On a day marked by tensions and a tumultuous Shareholders' Meeting, Chan stated that Lim's commitment to the entity remains, but she also did not rule out that, under certain conditions, he could consider offers.

"If a truly attractive proposal were to come, I am sure he would consider it. But he is not in a hurry to part with the club and, certainly, he will not sell it at a low cost," Chan assured when asked about Valencia's future and the intentions of its owner, making it clear that in the event of a sale, Lim aims to maximize the economic benefits.

Lim will not sell Valencia cheaply

These statements contrast with the usual discourse of the board, which in previous years categorically denied any intention of selling. Now, although it continues to insist that there are no specific offers, the possibility of a sale seems somewhat less remote.

To support Lim's commitment to the club, Chan mentioned that his son, Kiat Lim, is part of the board of directors, delegating any potential decision about the entity's future to him. However, this reference did not succeed in appeasing the shareholders or the fans, who criticize the management of the Singaporean businessman.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El aviso de Lay Hoon ante la posible venta del Valencia