Valencia Looks to Revive Season with New Coach Ahead of Real Madrid Clash

Valencia hopes to rejuvenate its struggling La Liga campaign with the appointment of new coach Carlos Corberán, following a postponed match against Real Madrid due to recent floods. With ongoing fan protests and sitting second to last in the table, Valencia faces the daunting task of avoiding relegation.

In a bid to reverse its fortunes, Valencia has appointed Carlos Corberán as its new head coach, following a challenging season marred by disappointing results and fan discontent with owner Peter Lim.

Valencia's upcoming La Liga encounter against Real Madrid comes after the original fixture was postponed due to devastating floods in the region. The match, crucial for both teams, marks an early start to the new year for struggling Valencia.

Corberán, who signed a contract until June 2027, takes the helm with the responsibility of steering Valencia out of the relegation zone. As the club battles to improve its standings, fan protests against Lim continue to grow amidst accusations of his handling of the team.

(With inputs from agencies.)