Ruben Baraja He said he needed two or three days to rest after getting certified safe on Sunday and before starting to think about the future and that’s what he would have. There is no one. The technician and the Valencia They will face in the next few hours (probably this Wednesday) the first meeting to put on the table the initial conditions to sign a new contract. His interlocutor was Miguel Ángel Corona, sports director.
After pulling the team out of the relegation pit and realizing his high status among the fans, Valencia wanted to build his new project around him. The intention to continue is clear. But in the entity they also know what they can give you and what they can’t give you, in economic aspects (theirs but, above all, in personnel, hiring and leaving ) and especially in day-to-day management. . The ownership of the club is what it is, Peter Lim works the way he works and the managers here know that their influence on him is minimal. Baraja for his part knows what there is. He knows what to do as a former player, a fan, a resident of the city and now three months as his coach. It will be difficult to ‘fool’ or ‘fool’ him as others have done before him. Both sides also know the dangers of starting something without full conviction, because of the difficulties that will come.
Despite everything, both parties see room to negotiate and explore the possibility of launching the project together. Valencia needs Baraja more than Valencia, but the club also knows that in the end there will always be coaches willing to sit on their bench, even if they are lame.
Source: La Verdad
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