Javier Aguirre, the Mexican candidate to lead Valencia in LaLiga

After the elimination of the Mexican National Team in the round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup, Javier Aguirre emerges as the main candidate to take over Valencia in LaLiga. With an extensive career in five World Cups, Aguirre is poised to succeed Carlos Corberán. Possible additions to the team include Julio Quiñones and Obed Vargas, who could strengthen the Spanish squad.

Erik Lira: The Captain of the Current Champions of Liga MX

Erik Lira, a standout player for Cruz Azul, faces the possibility of joining Valencia after his options were thwarted at AS Monaco. His World Cup experience positions him as a high-level midfielder.

Gilberto Mora: Candidate to Play Outside Mexico

At just 18 years old, Gilberto Mora is emerging as a promising talent to be signed by foreign teams. Aguirre, who gave him his debut in the national team, could be crucial in his potential transfer to Valencia.

Julián Quiñones: Top Scorer in the World Cup

Julián Quiñones, renowned for his goals in the previous World Cup, emerges as an offensive option for Valencia. His performance compares him to iconic figures of Mexican football in international tournaments.

Obed Vargas: Attracting Interest from Atlético de Madrid

Obed Vargas, a player for the Seattle Sounders, might be loaned out and join Valencia in winter. His potential on the field makes him a viable option to consider for reinforcing the Spanish team.

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