Valencia Basket has closed a season with more shadows than lights. The discontent of the fans after the bad end of the team’s campaign has meant that, from within the club, decisions are made to restructure the squad. The first to say goodbye was the sports director, Chechu Mulero, who is leaving the Taronja club after 19 years.
Valencia Basket has announced through a statement that it has decided to end the contractual relationship that united it with Chechu Mulero, who in the last nine seasons had served as sports director and who in the previous ten served as assistant coach. As the maximum person in charge of the sports field won the Endesa League in 2017, the Endesa Super Cup in 2017 and the EuroCup 2019.
The club wishes him luck in his future and thanks Chechu Mulero for his dedication in the two positions he has held, which has always been exemplary. Valencia Basket continues to probe possible substitutes in the market to take charge of the sports management of the club and one of the names that sounds strong is that of José Luis Mateo announced a few hours ago that he is leaving his position in Obradoiro.