Óscar Sánchez takes interim charge at Valencia
- Source
- MarcaTier 1
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- FERNANDO ÁLVAREZ
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Key points
- Mestalla B coach steps in after Corberán's sacking and overhaul of sporting structure
- New director Braulio Vázquez tasked with finding permanent manager and rebuilding
- Sánchez: team has quality but "one point from fifteen" shows something is wrong
AI summary
Óscar Sánchez, promoted from Valencia Mestalla, will take charge for the trip to Alavés as the club attempts to arrest a catastrophic start. Corberán was sacked on Sunday along with CEO Ron Gourlay and several other executives, leaving Valencia bottom of LaLiga with just one point from five matches. Sánchez acknowledged the work Corberán had done but recognised the results speak for themselves. Braulio Vázquez, who previously held the sporting director role from 2010–13, has been appointed to oversee the new project and select a permanent manager.
Original headline
Óscar Sánchez, técnico interino del Valencia: "El equipo hace muchas cosas bien, pero si sumas un punto de quince es por algo"
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