Английская Википедия:1996–97 Valencia CF season

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Шаблон:Infobox football club season During the 1996–97 season Valencia CF competed in La Liga, Copa del Rey and UEFA Cup.

Summary

During summer the club transferred in several players such as 1994 FIFA World Cup Winner Romário on loan from FC Barcelona, Forward Claudio López, centre back Defender Fernando Cáceres, Brazilian midfielder Leandro Machado and Croatian Striker Goran Vlaović from Padova Calcio in an attempt to replace the sale of Predrag Mijatović to Real Madrid. The purchase of Romário was controversial after several disputes between the Brazilian star and Luis Aragonés upon October when the forward finished his agreement and left the club to return to Flamengo. On 19 November 1996 after a bad streak of results and controversies with President, Luis Aragonés renounces as coach. Then, the club appointed Jorge Valdano as its new manager for the rest of the season.

In League, the team collapsed to the 10th spot getting out of the Continental competitions next year. Also, in Copa del Rey the squad was eliminated in Eightfinals by underdogs Segunda División team UD Las Palmas after two legs and a penalties series. Finally, the club was defeated by Schalke 04 in UEFA Cup Quarterfinals stage with a 1–3 score.

Squad

Squad at end of season

Transfers

In
Pos.	Name	from	Type
FW	Romário	FC Barcelona	loan
FW	Claudio López	Racing Club
DF	Fernando Cáceres	Real Zaragoza
MF	Valeri Karpin	Real Sociedad
FW	Gabriel Moya	Sevilla CF
FW	Goran Vlaović	Padova Calcio
MF	Leandro Machado Nascimento	SC Internacional
DF	Iván Campo	Real Valladolid
MF	Ariel Ortega	River Plate

Out
Pos.	Name	To	Type
FW	Predrag Mijatović	Real Madrid
MF	Mazinho	Celta Vigo
FW	Viola	Palmeiras
MF	Carlos Arroyo	Villarreal CF
FW	Serer	Villarreal CF
FW	José Gálvez Estévez	RCD Mallorca	loan

Source: BDFutbol.com

Competitions

La Liga

League table

1996–97 La Liga

Position by round

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Matches

Source: Competitive Matches

See also

• Valencia CF
• 1996–97 La Liga
• 1996–97 Copa del Rey

References

• La Liga Primera División 95–96 RSSSF.com