New structure at VCF Academy

The VCF Academy have made a series of organisational changes for the 2022/23 season, with the aim of continuing the good work done in recent years, take a step forward and maintain the academy’s record of providing players for the elite.
Luis Martínez will be Director of the VCF Academy, as part of a restructure due to Sean Bai’s appointment as Valencia CF’s Director General and the departure of Marco Otero.
Sergio Ventosa will become General Coordinator, José Jiménez Scouting Coordinator and José Bargues Technical Coordinator. All three have an extensive history at the VCF Academy, undertaking diverse roles in recent years. Carlos Martínez will continue as Coordinator of 8-a-side football, and the Operations Coordinator role will be taken up by Borja Eroles.
Strengthening the project
The club have given special attention to the VCF Academy in recent years, and the results have been impressive. The CIES Football Observatory has consistently ranked the work done at the Ciudad Deportiva highly in their reports, and a steady stream of players have moved up to the first team. Last year, the entire women’s structure was also moved to the training facility.
ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE
Director General (Club): Sean Bai
VCF Academy Director: Luis Martínez
VCF Femenino Sporting Director: Jesús Oliva
General Coordinator: Sergio Ventosa
Technical Coordinator: José Bargues
Scouting Coordinator: José Jiménez
8-a-side Coordinator: Carlos Martínez
Operations Coordinator: Borja Eroles
Identity and People Development: Urko Cherta
Talent Management: David Fuster
High Level Conditioning: Miguel Alonso
Nutrition: Jesús Sanchis
Performance Analysis: Álvaro Ramos
Goalkeeping Coach: Unai Alba / Aitor Bas
Psycho-Education: Joaquín Sorribas
Legal: Alejandro Sanchis
Medical Coordinator: Cristina Pérez
Physio Coordinator: Beatriz Bernabéu
Internal Management: Adrián Sorribas
VCF Soccer Programmes: Ramón Mompó / Lorenzo Martínez
Escoles VCF: Ramón Mompó
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