A strong second season in Valencia saw Roberto Lazaró lead Los Che to 4th place and Champions League football for the final campaign at their legendary La Mestalla home. But Lazaró was keen to impress a sense of realism at the club, especially given how far clear the big three remained.
One of my main Football Manager 2025 saves was going to be another wonderkid factory challenge trying to deliver success using a club's youth production. However, unlike our previous saves with Envigado and AZ Alkmaar, which relied solely on the clubs' academies, this iteration was going to allow us to sign players from within the city the club was based in.
One of my first blogs when I started this site was a review of my Valencia side on Football Manager 2018. Now, I'm heading back to Valencia for the 19 version. Valencia has always been a team that I've been intrigued by, ever since the days when they were winning La Liga and reaching the... Continue Reading →
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