According to COPE, it is only a matter of time before Valencia coach Corberan is dismissed. The main obstacle currently preventing the club from making a coaching change is the financial cost. At the same time, the position of football CEO Ron Gourlay is also precarious, and Valencia is discussing another restructuring of its sporting management in Singapore.

The report states that following Valencia's away loss to Sevilla, the team's performance has still not improved. Internally, the club also believes that a change of coach is inevitable if they want to turn the current situation around. According to information obtained by COPE, Corberan is not expected to continue as coach beyond this week.

The biggest obstacle comes from the financial aspect. Valencia still needs to pay outstanding compensation to former coach Rubén Baraja, and dismissing Corberan at this time would further increase the club's financial pressure.

According to COPE, the cost of terminating Corberan's contract is approximately 6 million euros before tax. In addition, Valencia would also have to bear the cost of hiring a new head coach and his coaching staff. It is worth noting that Gourlay had only just renewed Corberan's contract this summer.

However, Corberan may not be the only one departing. The report states that discussions currently underway in Singapore regarding Valencia involve not only changing the head coach but also restructuring the sporting management department led by Gourlay.

COPE points out that Valencia has gone through three consecutive transfer windows, but the team's squad strength has not only failed to significantly improve but has further declined. The club had originally hoped to re-enter European competition when the new Mestalla stadium opened, but the team's sporting development has clearly deviated from this goal. The operations in this summer's transfer market have also led to serious questioning of Gourlay, making it possible that he will leave along with Corberan.

Before relevant decisions and agreements are finalized, Valencia has considered appointing Oscar Sánchez, who currently coaches the Valencia Mestalla B team, to temporarily take charge of the first team.

Club insiders have also advised owner Peter Lim that this time they should avoid the risk of choosing an outsider who lacks experience in Spanish football. Valencia hopes the new head coach is familiar with La Liga, and if the head of sporting management is also changed, they hope the new sporting director has sufficient knowledge of the Valencia club.

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