Murthy travels to Singapore to explain CVC agreement to Lim

The president of Valencia, Anil Murthy, I travel to Singapore to share with Peter Lim after the match against Rayo Vallecano. The meeting was scheduled for weeks and there is no cause-effect to the protests that arose last Saturday in the 19th minute of the match played at Mestalla. This time the Meeting with the maximum shareholder will be in person and not telematic. The main reason for the trip is prepare the next General Shareholders’ Meeting to be held on December 16, in the VIP box of Mestalla and deepen the agreement with the CVC fund.

MurthyIn this sense, he will take advantage of the face-to-face meeting with Valencia’s largest shareholder to update him on the details of the operation that the CVC fund finalizes with LaLiga for which Valencia will enter an amount close to 118 million, after meeting with Javier Tebas In the past week. With that money, Meriton has to resume work on the stadium on Avenida de las Cortes, something that politicians have urged on successive occasions. The last one, after starting the expiration file of the Mestalla ATE.

Lim’s chapter call to Murthy evidently coincides in time with the quantitative and qualitative growth of protests towards the management of Meriton. Added to the protests on Saturday against Rayo is the demonstration called for next December 11. However, as noted, Murthy’s trip was scheduled in advance. After two years in which Murthy has only traveled once to Singapore, the intention now is to recover face-to-face meetings with the largest shareholder once every two or three months, as in the past.

In fact, as Bordalás himself recognized, the idea was that the Alicante had also traveled to Singapore in the last League break, but health measures in the Asian country prevented meetings of more than two people and that trip was canceled. In this sense, despite the call to chapter of Lim a Murthy, the appointment that they will keep is still present throughout the month of December Bordalás and Miguel Ángel Corona with the top shareholder to see what to do in the January market. Of course, telematically, although with the accounts that the club will present at the next Shareholders’ Meeting, Valencia thinks more about departures than arrivals.