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Valencia axes manager and chief executive amid La Liga struggles
The Spanish club has made sweeping changes to its leadership following a disastrous start to the season. Valencia remains winless after five league matches with four defeats.
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Valencia CF announced the removal of its head coach and chief executive officer on Tuesday as the club seeks to reverse its poor form in La Liga's early stages.
The Spanish side currently occupies the bottom position in the league standings without a single victory from five matches played. The team has recorded four defeats and one draw, putting immediate pressure on management to act.
The decision to dismiss both the coach and CEO reflects the organisation's commitment to stabilising the club's position before the situation deteriorates further. Valencia officials believe new leadership can provide the tactical adjustments and administrative support needed to improve results.
The club is expected to announce interim arrangements and potential permanent replacements in the coming days. Valencia's supporters and stakeholders will be hoping the personnel changes trigger an immediate upturn in performance as the season progresses.