The renovations that the new CEO has REQUIRED of Valencia

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Valencia CF is getting down to work to strengthen the pillars on which it wants to build its new project. With the imminent arrival of Ron Gourlay as general director, the immediate priority is not to sign new players, but to ensure the continuity of three young players who have established themselves as key figures of the present and future at Mestalla: Javi Guerra, César Tárrega, and Diego López.

These three players, all in full development and with increasing prominence under Rubén Baraja's command, are considered essential in the sports planning. The club values not only their performance on the field but also their strong commitment to the shirt and their connection with the fans.

Three vital players for Valencia's future

Gourlay, who arrives with the intention of further professionalizing the executive structure, has among his first tasks to secure the renewal of these players as soon as possible. Although there is interest in them from other teams, the willingness of all parties is encouraging.

The sports management is aware that keeping this trio is vital to consolidate a competitive base and avoid unnecessary departures in an increasingly aggressive market. Thus, while the transfer market starts to heat up, Valencia opts to look inwards and protect its most valuable talent. The goal is clear: to secure Guerra, Tárrega, and López so they can continue to grow as leaders of a project that ambitiously looks towards the future.

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