Valencia fires one of its forwards

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13/09/26 17:00:00

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Alberto Marí, a 23-year-old forward, has officially left Valencia CF after reaching an agreement to terminate the contract that bound him to the club until June 2027. The departure comes in the final stretch of the transfer market and allows Carlos Corberán's team to free up a first-team spot needed for Arnau Martínez, Valencia's new signing.

The club announced the decision on Thursday, August 27, concluding a period that began at the Valencia academy in June 2021. Marí is now free to choose his next destination after spending the last season on loan at CD Mirandés.

Alberto Marí ends a five-year spell at Valencia CF

Alberto Marí joined Valencia's youth system in 2021 and rose through the ranks to the senior team. He made his official debut on April 23, 2023, in a LaLiga match against Elche.

According to the club's farewell statement, Marí accumulated 25 appearances and two goals with the first team. One of the goals came towards the end of the 2022/23 season when Valencia was fighting to secure their top-flight status.

His situation changed over the past seasons. In 2024, he was loaned to Real Zaragoza, and in the summer of 2025, Valencia extended his contract until June 30, 2027, before agreeing to another loan, this time to Mirandés.

While at Mirandés, he played 19 LaLiga Hypermotion matches and scored a goal before a hamstring injury halted his season in early March, affecting his left leg.

The injury cut short his loan spell before returning to Valencia CF

The severity of the injury led Alberto Marí to undergo surgery on March 20, 2026, in Valencia. The operation prematurely ended his time with Mirandés, and the forward commenced his recovery under medical supervision.

His comeback coincided with squad planning where Carlos Corberán had other attacking options. With the transfer window still open, Valencia CF and the player eventually decided to terminate a contract that had almost a year remaining.

The move also directly impacts squad shaping, freeing up one of the 25 professional licenses permitted by LaLiga and aiding in registering Arnau Martínez, signed from Girona to bolster the defense.

Valencia has now confirmed the departure through a statement wishing the player well in his next chapter. From this point on, Alberto Marí is free to negotiate his future without needing a transfer agreement between clubs, allowing him to choose his next destination as his chapter at Mestalla definitively closes.

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