Cañizares unfiltered: "Valencia is mortally wounded"
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Cañizares unfiltered: "Valencia is mortally wounded"

Record7 September 2026 at 17:23

Santiago Cañizares, former goalkeeper of Valencia CF, made a dramatic appeal to the club's fans, stating that "Valencia is mortally wounded". The former footballer, who defended the club's goal for several years, asked fans for help to try to save the Valencian emblem.

Cañizares, a historical figure at Valencia, publicly expressed his concern about the club's current situation, using strong language to describe the state in which the institution finds itself. The former goalkeeper thus became a critical but also supportive voice for Valencia's future.

Cañizares' appeal comes at a time of great difficulty for Valencia CF, which is going through a deep sporting and institutional crisis. The former player's message reflects the gravity of the situation and the need for a general mobilization to reverse the club's course.

By addressing fans directly, Cañizares seeks to create a common front between former players and the associative membership, hoping that the unity of all who have been part of the club could contribute to its recovery.

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