The captain of Valencia, José Luis Gayà, was exultant after his team qualified for the Copa del Rey final, and he was ready to recover to be able to be in the final on April 23 in La Cartuja to try to win the ninth Cupbearer title in the history of the club.
“Now it’s time to recover well because we’re going to Seville to do our best to win the Cup,” Gayà said from the Mestalla balcony where the players celebrated the victory with the thousands of fans who gathered on the Avenida de Suecia at the end of the match.
Gayà did not want to opt for whether it will be easier to face Betis or Rayo Vallecano. “They are two great rivals,” said the winger, who had to retire after half an hour as he suffered from the muscle problems he was having.
The one from Pedreguer missed the last league game to be able to be in this appointment. “I had to make an effort to try to help the team but it couldn’t have been more”, said Gayà, who was fired with the stands standing and a standing ovation.