Children in the house of trouble

He Celtic virtual regularity is played on Sunday against Valencia. A historic one that retains its status, but is far from its happy days. The team has the youngest squad in the First League, with an average of 24 years, which is a risky bet when the club is a real powder keg: the fans demand to leave peter lim and a businessman who leads a team from Singapore and not giving him any economic injection.

age

On average 24 years old, the youngest in Primera

Valencia is the team with the youngest average age in the First League: 24 years. Of the 28 players used by the three coaches who passed through Che’s bench, players like Musah or Ilaix Moriba have 20, Nico González or Jesús Vázquez 21; Samuel Lino, 23, and Kluivert, 24. In addition, there are domestic players such as Fran Pérez (20) or Christian Mosquera (18). Cavani, aged 36, appears as a counterpart.

Market value

The team is valued at 225 million

Despite the economic and sporting difficulties, Valencia is one of the teams in the lower zone with a higher market value for its team: 225 million, and the captain and national team member José Gayá is the most valued with 35 million. He is followed by Georgian goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili with 25. Celta, for example, is currently worth 146 million euros, 79 less than the team from Valencia. As for salary, Celta is twelfth with 64.3, and Valencia is ninth with 79.9.

SPORTS SITUATION

Nine points away from Mestalla puts it in danger

Valencia, who are not in the relegation zone, but have the same 34 points as Getafe -who are in the red zone-, especially pay for their numbers outside the Mestalla, where they added nine points with two wins (Elche and Osasuna) and three draws (Espanyol, Sevilla and Real Sociedad). In the last six games, he won one game and lost five. They will arrive at Balaídos with one point from their last six (zero for Celta in the same period).

ECONOMIC SITUATION

A debt of 367 million and a loss of the previous year of 45.8 million

Valencia’s red figures are frightening. In November of last year, in the last review of the annual calculation, the debt amounted to 367 million euros, which is 179.3 so-called short term debt. In addition, in the last campaign, the entity’s deficit amounted to HRK 45.8 million. About 10 million minuses are planned for this course, an amount that may not be enough.

CIVIL WAR

Tell Peter Lim about Valencianism

Demonstrations, protests, a rally in front of the stadium. Every week fans are asking Peter Lim to hand over the club and make room for changes in Valencia’s management, but the Singaporean still steers the ship. Of course, from a distance, because he is not in Valencia for months and all decisions are made thousands of kilometers away. He had his emissaries travel to Singapore last week without the coach being among the invitees. In recent years, Lim has not put even a euro into the club. On the contrary, he opted for a sale that weakened the entity in sports.

RUBEN BARAJA

The third coach of the year and the last bullet

Gattuso was excited at the start of the season, but the team’s collapse at the end of the first round saw the Italian sacked in the 18th round. Voro led the team for three games as coach of the bridge, and on the 22nd Rubén Baraja appeared on the scene under the protective mantle of his days as an idolized player. With him: six defeats, four wins and two draws to date. The last one, in the derby with Villarreal.