Contra Costa · Midfielder · #12 · USA · 19 yrs
David Valencia plays as a midfielder for Contra Costa. David Valencia is a American international, 19 years old, midfielder, currently at Contra Costa. David Valencia wears shirt number 12 for Contra Costa. David Valencia was born in USA on 2003-06-02. David Valencia's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore David Valencia season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Valencia is close to signing FC Tokyo winger Ryunosuke Sato, according to OneFootball. The 19-year-old Japan international had also received a proposal from Feyenoord, but he has reportedly chosen Valencia as his next destination. The Spanish club is expected to pay around €4 million for the player. Sato is regarded as one of the most […] The post Valencia set to beat Feyenoord to Japanese talent Sato appeared first on SoccerNews.
Barcelona’s search for midfield reinforcements ahead of the new season has led the club back to one of the most highly-rated young talents in La Liga.As Hansi Flick and the sporting department conti...
Valencia will have a new stadium to replace the iconic Mestalla soon, some two miles north-west of the old venue. 🏟️ A look at the Nou Mestalla after the installation of the final compression ring. 🚩 The club’s and the Valencian Community’s flags have been raised as a construction milestone 🧡 pic.twitter.com/zdbhZBmz7G — Valencia CF […] The post The work on Valencia’s Nou Mestalla is progressing (Video) appeared first on SoccerNews.
Hansi Flick referenced Pep Guardiola's time at Manchester City to say he won't stay that long at Barcelona while he hailed his great colleague. Barcelona had the ambition to win the Champions League this year after a difficult semifinal loss the previous season. However, it was still a strong campaign from the team managed by Hansi Flick, who commented on the topic of Pep Guardiola’s departure from Manchester City. Flick said: “Me here for 10 years? I don’t think so. At 70 years old… it wouldn’t be good for me to still be here. Pep is incredible, 10 years at that level. Pep is the best manager in the world. He has shown it year after year… even when things were not going well, he knew how to manage the situation. He always finds a solution to improve, and you can see it in the titles he has won. He is exceptional. I hope he gets some rest, but I also hope he comes back because he is still young.” This comment came as the team gets ready to finish La Liga already crowned champions in a match against Valencia on Saturday. While they cannot reach the 100 points they wanted for the record, their 94 points show how dominant they were in the competition. Flick wants to match Guardiola and Johan Cruyff The club’s history includes many major figures who shaped what it is today. However, none have been more influential than Johan Cruyff and Pep Guardiola. Both were key as players, especially Cruyff with his talent, and later transformed the game through their teams as managers. Cruyff created a legendary team (Clive Brunskill/Allsport) This sport has seen managers who created global trends, but few have had the impact on how football is played like these historic figures, which Flick aims to match by winning a third consecutive La Liga title. Flick said: “I’m one hundred percent motivated to win the third. We have to play our best football, but it’s the big objective. We will give everything to achieve it. Other clubs will also want to win La Liga, but it’s our goal.” The other records What the manager is trying to achieve has only been done by these two greats in the club’s history. Barcelona won four consecutive La Liga titles under Cruyff’s “Dream Team” from 1990–91 to 1993–94. Guardiola couldn’t get to that number as he won three from 2008–09 to 2010–11 with a brilliant style that every modern great team is compared to.
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