🔎 Corberán and the list of who stays and who goes
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After achieving a hard-won permanence, Carlos Corberán faces the always complicated second year in the Lim ecosystem.
It's up to the coach to rebuild Valencia to make it truly competitive, not to go through the hardships of this year and aspire to sustained growth.
And all, of course, with the limited budget that the property is accustomed to.
Corberán will not be able to count on eight first-team players for the next season, unless there is a contractual turn or extension of the loan.
Jaume and Foulquier's contracts end, Mamardashvili leaves for Liverpool, and Aarons (Bournemouth), Enzo Barrenechea (Aston Villa), Iván Jaime (Porto), Rafa Mir (Sevilla), and Sadiq (Real Sociedad) return to their original clubs after their loans.
This leaves Valencia with 17 players under contract and the hot potato of deciding on the future of the six players who return after their respective loans.
Cömert, Cenk, Marí, Hugo González, Valera, and Cristian Rivero will join Dimitrievski, Mosquera, Yarek, Tárrega, Diakhaby, Gayà, Vázquez, Thierry, Pepelu, Guillamón, Javi Guerra, Almeida, Rioja, Canós, Diego López, Fran Pérez, and Hugo Duro.
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