Javier Aguirre has been appointed as the new coach of Valencia, taking on the challenging task of revitalizing the struggling club. He openly acknowledges the current low morale among supporters, press, players, and management, stating that only success, not mere words, can foster the necessary cohesion to improve their situation. Aguirre, a 67-year-old veteran who previously guided Mexico to the World Cup round of 16, believes there are still 93 points to play for and sees a clear path to recovery, despite Valencia's current position near the relegation zone. He aims to channel the significant pressure associated with the Valencia shirt and reverse the team's fortunes. While recognizing player responsibility, Aguirre also understands that fans' whistles stem from a desire for victories, and his objective is to restore pride in playing for the club.