The forward available enters Valencia's agenda

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25/04/26 18:30:00

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Valencia CF is in search of quality reinforcements to revitalize their attack, and the name of Keita Baldé has appeared on the club's radar. The Spanish forward, currently at Sivasspor in Turkey, has been informed by his team that they will terminate the contract that bound them until 2026, opening the door for him to seek a new destination in the upcoming transfer market.

Keita Baldé, who has extensive experience with teams such as Lazio, Inter Milan, and AS Monaco, was close to joining Valencia a few years ago, and now the opportunity to make his signing a reality could be more tangible than ever. The Valencia sporting management, aware of the need to reinforce the offensive sector, sees Baldé as an attractive option to bring freshness, speed, and goals to Carlos Corberán's scheme.

Urgent reinforcements needed at Mestalla

The new Valencia coach urgently needs a forward who can bring a leap in quality to the team's attack, which has shown significant deficiencies at the beginning of this season. Baldé, with his versatility and ability to unsettle in one-on-one situations, would fit perfectly into the club's requirements.

Although other clubs may be interested in the 29-year-old player, Valencia has the advantage of offering him a fresh start in LaLiga, a competition that would allow him to relaunch his career after his inconsistent spell in Turkish football.

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