According to COPE, Valencia manager Corberán's departure is only a matter of time. The main obstacle preventing the club from making a managerial change is the financial cost. Meanwhile, the position of football CEO Ron Gourlay is also under threat, and Valencia is discussing a further restructuring of its sports management department in Singapore.

The report notes that following Valencia's away defeat to Sevilla, the team's form has not improved. Club insiders also believe that a managerial change is unavoidable if they want to turn around the current situation. According to COPE's information, Corberán is expected to leave his position after this week.

The biggest obstacle at present comes from financial considerations. Valencia still needs to settle outstanding payments to former manager Rubén Baraja, and sacking Corberán at this time would further strain the club's finances.

According to COPE, the cost of terminating Corberán's contract is around €6 million before tax. Additionally, Valencia would also need to cover the salary of a new head coach and his backroom staff. Notably, Gourlay extended Corberán's contract just this summer.

However, Corberán may not be the only one departing. The report states that discussions taking place in Singapore regarding Valencia involve not only replacing the head coach but also restructuring the sports management department headed by Gourlay.

COPE points out that Valencia has gone through three consecutive transfer windows, yet the squad's quality has not only failed to improve significantly but has actually declined. The club had initially hoped to challenge for European qualification when the new Mestalla stadium opens, but the team's sporting development has clearly veered off course. This summer's transfer market activity has also drawn serious questions about Gourlay's performance, raising the possibility that he could exit alongside Corberán.

Before any decisions and agreements are finalized, Valencia has considered having Oscar Sánchez, who currently manages Valencia Mestalla's B team, temporarily lead the first team.

Internal club figures have also advised owner Peter Lim that they should not risk appointing an inexperienced outsider unfamiliar with Spanish football this time. Valencia hopes the new head coach will be well-versed in La Liga, and should the sports management director also be replaced, they hope the new sports director will have sufficient knowledge of Valencia CF.

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