Valencia CF have reached an agreement for José Bordalás to become the new first team coach for the coming two seasons, through to June 30th, 2023, with an optional third year.
Bordalás joins the club following an extensive career to date, in which he has overseen more than 500 official games across several levels of Spanish football. Amongst his standout achievements is his leading Getafe CF to the UEFA Europa League Last 16 in 2020.
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