Vázquez soars with 30 sprints at more than 24 kilometers / hour

In the Paterna’s Academy left sides are formed as startups en Silicon Valley: Jordi Alba, Juan Bernat, Gayà, Lato and the last Jesús Vázquez. At 19, Vázquez has proven his worth to the elite when Bordalás needed him most. With Gayà and Lato injured, the young sidecurrent Under-19 international with more minutes in First (430), he met with a note against Granada and Getafe and, the statistics say, he shone before the Elche.

Vazquez, that has only been lost since preseason a workout with Bordalás and due to the flu, he stands out for his good handling of the ball (in inferiors he acted as 11) and for his speed. In the Martínez Valero his maximum speed it was of 32.5 km/halthough more striking is the fact that he made 30 sprints at a speed greater than 24 km/h. In total, he traveled 573 meters at that speed or more; distance superior to that of any companion and rival.

Born in Mérida, Vázquez entered the Valencia Academy with 5 years. He has been a fixture in the youth teams in Spain since the U-16, made his debut with Javi Gracia in the Cup against Terrasa and in the First Division with Bordalás against Alavés. The technician from Alicantein addition to lining him up in eight League games and two Cup games, he is training physically, tactically and mentally. Last summer Juventus and Borussia Dortmund knocked on his door, although he decided renew until 2025 for the projection of young people in Valencia (24.6 years on average has the staff, the youngest).

Vazquez has won with Bordalás in concentration and aggressiveness. Against Elche he was the Valencian player who made the most crosses (3), made the most successful tackles (3) and completed the most dribbles (3). He recovered 5 balls, created an occasion and, proof that he has earned the trust of his teammates, was the player who received the most passes (17). They say that in football talent is attracted, perhaps for this reason those who most often looked for Vázquez at the Martínez Valero were Hugo Guillamon, Guedes and Bryan Gil.