Valencia Club de Fútbol begins its last season at Mestalla with a match against Celta de Vigo. The stadium, which has been home to the valencianismo for over a century, says goodbye after 104 years of history.
What will happen to Mestalla?
The stadium has hosted over 3,000 matches and is the stadium that has hosted the most matches in the First Division, with 1,503 matches.
The farewell of Mestalla
The valencianista fans have responded with a 99.5% renewal rate of season tickets for the 2026-27 season, which guarantees a technical full house almost every week. Valencia Club de Fútbol has made the farewell one of the great arguments of its season.
The future of Valencia Club de Fútbol
Valencia Club de Fútbol resumed work on the Nou Mestalla on January 10, 2025, after almost sixteen years of paralysis. The schedule sets July 11, 2027 as the date for the final work certificate, with the intention that Valencia can start the 2027-28 season in its new stadium. The 2025 season ended with Valencia Club de Fútbol in 14th place in the table, with 35 points, 9 wins, 8 draws and 14 losses in 31 games, and a balance of 34 goals for and 46 against, which leaves the team 44 points behind the leaders, Barcelona.
