According to COPE, Valencia manager Corberán's dismissal is only a matter of time, with the club's primary obstacle to completing the managerial change being financial costs. Meanwhile, Football CEO Ron Gourlay's position is also precarious, as Valencia is currently discussing a restructuring of its sports management architecture in Singapore.

The report states that following Valencia's away defeat to Sevilla, the team's performance has not improved. Internally, the club believes that to change the current situation, a managerial change is unavoidable. According to COPE's sources, Corberán is not expected to remain in his position beyond this week.

The biggest hurdle now comes from financial constraints. Valencia still owes severance to former manager Rubén Baraja, and sacking Corberán will further strain the club's finances.

According to COPE, the cost to terminate Corberán's contract is approximately 6 million euros before tax. Additionally, Valencia must also bear costs for recruiting a new head coach and his backroom staff. It should be noted that Gourlay only extended Corberán's contract this past summer.

However, Corberán may not be the only one leaving. The report states that discussions currently underway in Singapore regarding Valencia involve not only a managerial change but also a restructuring of the sports management department led by Gourlay.

COPE points out that Valencia has gone through three consecutive transfer windows, yet the squad's strength has not only failed to improve significantly but has actually declined. The club initially hoped to return to European competition with the opening of the new Mestalla stadium, but the team's sporting performance has clearly deviated from this objective. The summer transfer market activity has also raised serious questions about Gourlay, raising the possibility that he could depart alongside Corberán.

Before relevant decisions and agreements are finalized, Valencia has considered asking Óscar Sánchez, who currently manages Valencia Mestalla's B team, to temporarily take charge of the first team.

Club insiders have also advised owner Peter Lim that they hope this time they will not take the risk of appointing an outsider with little experience in Spanish football. Valencia hopes the new head coach will be familiar with La Liga, and should the sports management leadership also be changed, they hope the new sporting director will have sufficient understanding of Valencia's club structure and needs.

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