Valencia head coach Carlos Corberán has given his outlook on the upcoming La Liga opener against Real Sociedad, with the manager sharing his thoughts and expectations for the match.  

Carlos Corberán stated: "I like to communicate with potential players and make sure they understand what they are getting into at Valencia CF, the challenges they will face and the goals they need to strive for. I want to make it clear that their signing is not just based on a conversation with me, but on the reputation, history and future of Valencia CF."  

"During these meetings, I introduced myself to them, got to know them better, and provided them with the background and confidence they needed to be able to play alongside us."  

"With the new season about to begin, achieving good results in front of our home fans is crucial for us. This is my current priority. In the medium and long term, we are committed to maintaining the team's competitiveness and inspiring the enthusiasm of our fans. We hope to arouse the fans' lasting passion for watching the game in every away game at the Mestalla Stadium and repay their support and expectations."  

"Valencia CF's goal is to give our all, to be highly competitive in every match and to fight for the club's honours. After 38 matches, we will see the results of our efforts and mentality, and we must always remain focused on our task."  

"I never take anything for granted because that would be a mistake. Our goal is very clear, and that is to build a competitive team. We work hard every day to make the team the best it can be, and that is our responsibility."  

Carlos Corberán said: "The team's lineup is not fixed. Every year there will be a process of players leaving and joining, forming a continuous cycle of change. I believe that the final evaluation of the transfer market should be carried out after the transfer window closes. So far, I am satisfied with our efforts in recruiting players. As a club like Valencia, we must remain ambitious, and this spirit will continue until the transfer window closes."  

"As we all know, the atmosphere at the Mestalla Stadium plays a vital role in our success. Any move that can inspire fans' passion for football is positive for Valencia Football Club. I am pleased that the club has actively resolved the relevant issues because the fans, the club and the entire Mestalla Stadium are equally important to us."  

"Playing at the Mestalla Stadium will be an unforgettable experience. Last year, the fans played a vital role in helping us achieve our goals at crucial moments. They supported us in many ways, such as welcoming us off the bus, cheering us on as we returned, and escorting the players onto the pitch. This support inspired the players and made them feel deeply the greatness of this club."  

"The players and staff are eager to start the new season in top form at our home stadium, the Mestalla. We have been working hard to ensure the team is in peak condition to achieve this goal. Real Sociedad has built on the achievements of the past few seasons, bringing in a new coach who understands the club and the team's ethos and who has maintained his tactical style. They will demand a lot from us, and the players are aware of the quality of our opponents and understand that we must give our all to achieve our goals."  

"My attitude towards the current situation remains the same as when I first joined Valencia CF: full of enthusiasm and a deep sense of responsibility, because Valencia is a club with a deep heritage and wide influence, and this has never changed. I see people's passion for football and their desire to watch the team play. Whether in the streets or in the stadiums, I can feel the fans' eagerness to come to Valencia. We cherish this feeling and will do our utmost to continue to stimulate this desire."