Valencia CF has announced that it has reached an agreement with Villarreal CF on the transfer of Anault Danjuma. The 28-year-old Dutch striker will inject new vitality into the team's attacking line and has signed a three-year contract with the club, which expires in June 2028.  

The arrival of Anaut Danjuma will inject speed, technique, scoring ability and versatility into Valencia, and he will be able to pose an effective threat in multiple positions along the front line.  

The striker is from Lagos, Nigeria. He came through the PSV Eindhoven youth training system and made his professional debut in the Dutch Eredivisie for NEC Nijmegen. He then played for Club Bruges in Belgium and Bournemouth in the Premier League.  

In 2021, Danjuma joined Villarreal, where he scored 24 goals in La Liga, the Champions League, and the Copa del Rey. He subsequently returned to the Premier League, playing for Tottenham Hotspur and Everton before spending last season on loan at Girona . Danjuma has accepted an invitation from head coach Carlos Corberán and plans to train with his new teammates before the match.  

After completing the signing, Anault Danjuma expressed his feelings about being a new Valencia player in his first interview: "I am very excited and feel extremely honored to be joining this historic club. I have witnessed Valencia's success in football since I was a child, and now to be a part of it is truly a dream come true for me."  

"I played alongside Dani Rava and we talked a lot. He told me a lot of positive things about Valencia. At the same time, I also had in-depth discussions with the head coach. He explained his philosophy to me and expressed his trust and expectations for me, which I cherish very much. It means a lot to me. I hope to maintain close contact with the coaching staff and the entire team. Valencia is a club with a very family atmosphere, which makes me feel very warm."  

"I am a player who excels at speed and has strong sprinting and goal-scoring abilities. I hope the fans can enjoy my style of play and I look forward to playing as soon as possible and proving my worth with my performances."  

"The Mestalla Stadium is breathtaking and the passion of the fans is impressive. I'm really looking forward to playing here. As everyone knows, playing here is not easy because the atmosphere created by the home fans is very oppressive. But now, I am proud to represent Valencia and play in this historic stadium. For me, this is even more exciting than coming here as a guest."  

"I chose to join Valencia because I felt the club's desire for continuous improvement, and the head coach also conveyed to me his desire for continued growth. The team showed positive momentum in the second half of last season, and Valencia itself is a club with a rich history. I came here hoping to contribute my strength. I will give my all, and let's wait and see how far this team can go."