Experience the passion of Valencia CF at Mestalla. Secure your tickets and support the team in a season full of excitement and tradition.
Estadio Mestalla, owned by Valencia CF, has been an emblem of Spanish football since its inauguration on May 20, 1923. With a current capacity of 49,430 seats, it is not only the oldest stadium in the top flight but also one of the most feared by visiting teams. Its most distinctive feature is its steeply inclined stands, especially the North Stand, which place fans very close to the pitch, generating unparalleled acoustic and visual pressure. Its name comes from an old irrigation channel that ran through the area. Throughout its century-long history, it has hosted Cup finals, Spanish national team matches, and was a venue for the 1982 world championship.
Valencia Club de Fútbol, founded on March 18, 1919, is one of the most emblematic and deeply rooted sports entities in the Spanish football scene. Based in the vibrant city of Valencia, the club plays its home games at the historic Mestalla Stadium, inaugurated in 1923 and with a current capacity of around 49,430 spectators, making it one of the oldest and most traditional grounds in LaLiga. Popularly known as 'Chés' or 'Blanquinegros', Valencia CF has built a legacy of passion, effort, and unforgettable moments, backed by one of the most loyal and numerous fanbases in Spain.
Their trophy cabinet includes multiple La Liga titles, Copa del Rey trophies, and European competitions, demonstrating their consistent presence at the elite level of football. The entity not only focuses on the first team but also has a renowned youth academy at its Ciudad Deportiva de Paterna. Valencia CF's history is filled with legendary players and memorable matches that have contributed to its national and international prestige.
Valencia CF began their LaLiga campaign with a 1-1 draw at Mestalla against Real Sociedad. The team showed a competitive spirit in the first official match under Carlos Corberán, earning a valuable point to start the year.
On the transfer deadline day, Valencia CF secured the loan of Argentine forward Lucas Beltrán from Fiorentina until June 2026, strengthening the team's attack for the current and next season.
Valencia CF achieved their first win of the LaLiga 2025-26 season by defeating Getafe CF 3-0 at home. The team's solid performance in both defense and attack delighted the Mestalla crowd.
The club announced the signing of Dutch forward Arnaut Danjuma, who arrives from Villarreal CF to provide more depth and quality to the Valencianista attack for the new season. His experience is expected to be key.
Valencia CF has officially confirmed the signing of French midfielder Baptiste Santamaria from Rennes, adding experience and defensive solidity to the midfield, a position the coach wanted to reinforce.
In their traditional presentation match, Valencia CF defeated Torino FC 3-0, winning the Trofeo Naranja and leaving a positive impression on their fans ahead of the official start of the season.
The LaLiga schedule has set a challenging match for Valencia CF, who will visit FC Barcelona on the weekend of September 14th for the fourth matchday of the championship, a key test for the team.
Belgian winger Largie Ramazani has joined Valencia CF on loan for the 2025-26 season from Leeds United, adding speed and dribbling ability to the team's wings.
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