Peter Lim blocks two Valencia signings

Valencia remains caught in the particular decision-making calendar set by its main shareholder, Peter Lim. Despite having agreements closed with two midfielders for the upcoming season (Javi Muñoz, from UD Las Palmas, and Yvan Neyou, currently at Leganés), the club cannot progress with their incorporations because the definitive green light from Singapore has not arrived.

Both players fit the profile that the sports management deems a priority: players with no transfer cost, manageable salaries, and experience in the league. Even the contracts are ready, but the signing remains pending due to the owner's lack of response. Meanwhile, the players, committed to the project and ready to wear the Valencia shirt, wait patiently... although this patience could wear thin.

Corberán considers these signings a priority

Carlos Corberán, the team's coach, counts on them to start the preseason, and in a logical scenario, they should already be planning their incorporation. However, Lim's imposed reality once again distorts the club's timelines. First, it was mathematical salvation, then the end of the season, and now no one at Mestalla knows for certain when the final 'ok' will come.

With Barrenechea heading to Aston Villa, the midfield needs reinforcements. Pepelu, Hugo Guillamón, Javi Guerra, and André Almeida remain, although the latter two could change clubs this summer. Planning is underway, but as always, the outcome depends on a single signature: that of Peter Lim.

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Peter Lim ya bloquea dos fichajes al Valencia