Valentín Vada, the missing midfielder

Beyond the long negotiations for Fran Sol, whose arrival is very close, Juan Carlos Cordero has worked in recent days to strengthen the midfield. While Borja Lasso is recovering from his injury and getting ready, the sports management has been looking for alternatives and that of Valentín Vada (Santa Fe, 1996) is the first option.

It is a midfielder with arrival and a good punch that will not be taken into account at Almería, the club where he played last season. As reported by La Voz de Almería, although he has a four-year contract with the Almeria, he is looking for an exit and in the meantime he trains with the Third Division affiliate. The idea is for the Santa Fe to come to Tenerife on loan.

Last season, Vada played a total of 32 games, 26 of them as a starter and contributed two goals (to Las Palmas and Mirandés). Trained at the San Francisco Talent Improvement Center, and without going through Argentine football, he was signed by Girondins de Bordeaux where he made his debut at the age of 19. Then he went to Saint Étienne until he reached Spain.

The attacker would come to reinforce an area of ​​the field in which Fran Fernández only has Lasso, who is still out. It would serve as a link between the midfield and the forwards and could also take charge of the strategy plays.

With his arrival, plus that of Fran Sol, Tenerife could close its squad and together with Jacobo González, Manu Apeh, Zarfino, Carlos Pomares, Bruno Wilson, Nono and Otar Kakabadze would be the nine additions to the summer market made by Juan Carlos Cordero.