What's happened?

Valencia CF has completed its fourth training session of the week at the Ciudad Deportiva de Paterna. Carlos Corberán continues to adjust the team's preparation for the Orange Trophy on Saturday against Newcastle, the final pre-season match at Mestalla.

Why it matters for Valencia CF?

The team's preparation is crucial for success in the Orange Trophy. Carlos Corberán is seeking to find the perfect balance between experience and youth in the squad.

What comes next?

Valencia CF will play the Orange Trophy on Saturday at Mestalla. A win will be essential for the team's morale and preparation for the season.

Coach Carlos Corberán has been adjusting the team's dynamics at the Ciudad Deportiva de Paterna. Dimitri Foulquier has completed part of the session, while André Almeida remains sidelined. The Portuguese player is in the process of gradual incorporation, but his departure from the club remains uncertain.

Foulquier has been performing collective and individual exercises. His incorporation into the squad is crucial for the win in the Orange Trophy. On the other hand, André Almeida continues to work outside of the team, while the club tries to finalize his departure.

The operation for the Portuguese player continues, with Swansea maintaining the negotiations. The Valencia club is waiting for other developments, with Celta on the lookout. The situation is complex, and his departure remains uncertain.

Valencia CF also has other players outside of the normal dynamics, such as Luis Rioja, Umar Sadiq, and Alberto Marí. Additionally, the long-term injured players Diego López, José Copete, and Sergi Canós are unable to train. Rioja is undergoing treatment and rehabilitation for his quadriceps injury.

The Valencia CF squad for the Orange Trophy is as follows: Stole Dimitrievski, Cristian Rivero, Vicent Abril, Alain Gómez, Mouctar Diakhaby, César Tárrega, José Gayà, Jesús Vázquez, Iker Córdoba, Justin de Haas, Miguel Monferrer, Amos Wanjala, Guido Rodríguez, Javi Guerra, Pepelu, Filip Ugrinic, Aliou Dieng, Ryunosuke Sato, David Otorbi, Aaron Ndive Mayol, Rodrigo Gamón, Arnaut Danjuma, Hugo Duro, Daniel Raba, and Aimar Blázquez.