The Spanish international revealed that he is sad as beckons on a move to http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Italy-c2926 after Villarreal and Fiorentina reached an agreement over the transfer.
A year in football is a very long time, a statement many Villarreal fans will allude to. The 2010/11 saw the Yellow Submarine qualify for UEFA Champions League as they secured 4th place in La Liga under Juan http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Carlos-Garrido-c8443.
However, since then everything has gone south for the Valencian club. One year and three managerial changes later, they find themselves in Spanish Segunda Division with their prized possessions on the transfer lists.
After the sale of http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Diego-Alves-c11071 to Sevilla, Borja Valero is set to follow in the footprints of the assured goalkeeper. The versatile midfielder made close to 100 competitive appearances for the Yellow Submarine during his days at El Madridgal and is on his way to Italy after Villarreal agreed terms with Fiorentina.
The attacking midfielder took out time to reflect on his impending move, explaining his current mental condition and his inability to come to terms with El Madrigal-based club’s shock demotion.
Valero shared that he feels sad at leaving the club who gave him so much. He acknowledged that he failed to return the love that was showered on him and leaving the club at this moment in time when they are relegated to the Segunda Division makes the whole ordeal worse.
Contrary to his emotions for the club, Valero shared that he is happy to join a club of Fiorentina’s repute. He stated that he is gunning for the adventures lying ahead of him, something that a football craves for during his career.
"I feel sad to leave a club like Villarreal that has given me so much in so little time. What hurts me most that I leave the team behind in the Segunda Division. I still can't believe that we were relegated and I hope they return to La Liga right away," http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Borja-Valero-c7889 said while in conversation with press reporters.
"On the other hand, I am happy with the opportunity to join a good team such as Fiorentina. It will be a new experience for me in a new league. That's something that's always exciting for a footballer.”
"I opted to move to Italy, because it's the best option for me. I get the chance to play in one of Europe's three top leagues again with Fiorentina."
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