SINGAPORE - They have splashed the cash for the likes of Rodrigo, Alvaro Negredo and Aymen Abdennour in recent years, with varying levels of success on the pitch.While player transfer fees worldwide are spiralling towards eye-bulging numbers, Spanish LaLiga club Valencia are aiming to keep faith in their youth for future success, as they look back to celebrate their centenary next Monday.
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When Lim's company Meriton Holding, bought 70 per cent of Valencia's shares in a €100m takeover, he became not just the club's first foreign owner in its 95-year history but one of a kind in La Liga. It did not please them to be the first club to sell out in that way but things have changed. They are also happier post-Neville.
Three years after Gary Neville's disastrous reign, Valencia
President Anil Murthy (right) is seem welcoming midfielder Francis Coquelin to the club both better going forward than defending but Valencia play with such a well-drilled 4-4-2 that the
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"He's got ambition and talent. It's hard to find a player with talent that still works so hard but that's Kang-in. Those of us that know him have no doubt that he'll go all the way." -Miguel Grau (Valencia Mestalla coach) Already rated at €80 million (A$124m) by LaLiga side Valencia, 17-year-old South Korean Lee […]
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The club also announced club president Lay Hoon Chan had submitted her resignation and that she would be replaced by Anil Murthy. After rumors arose of Lim's attempts at selling the club, Murthy assured the fans and local media that Valencia was a long term project for both him and Lim, and they would not consider selling the club.
Valencia's 17-year-old midfielder Lee Kang-in. Already rated at €80 million by LaLiga side Valencia, 17-year-old South Korean Lee Kang-in is on his way to becoming a big star for club and country.
Three years after Gary Neville's disastrous reign, Valencia
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