Valencia CF was founded on March 18, 1919, located in Valencia, the third largest city in Spain, and currently participates in the Spanish La Liga. Valencia is an old team with a long history and the third largest membership in Spain. In the early days, the team was known as the "White Ghost" in Spain because they wore white tops and shorts. Valencia's city rivals are Levante and regional rivals Villarreal. Valencia is known for its stable style, characterized by a team that quickly switches between offense and defense, and efficiently defends and counterattacks.
Valencia is one of the famous powerhouses in Europe, spending most of their time in La Liga. Since winning the Segunda Divisi ó n championship in the 1930/31 season and being promoted to La Liga, they have been playing in La Liga for a long time until being unexpectedly relegated in the 1985/86 season. Afterwards, they returned to La Liga as Segunda Divisi ó n champions and have been participating in La Liga ever since. The 1960s was the most glorious moment for the team. In the 1961/62 Fourth International City Expo Cup, the team scored 33 goals, setting a record for the highest goal scoring in the International City Expo Cup, including a 10-3 victory over Budapest MTK in the quarterfinals and a 7:3 sweep over Barcelona in the final. In the second year, he won the championship of the International City Expo Cup again. In the 1963/64 season, Valencia hoped to create a myth of three consecutive championships, but this time they lost 1-2 to Zaragoza in the final and finished as runners up. Additionally, Valencia is proud to have won the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1980. Subsequently, Valencia defeated Nottingham Forest of England in the UEFA Super Cup, marking the first time a Spanish team has won the tournament.
As of March 22, 2023, Valencia has won the UEFA Super Cup twice, the UEFA Cup once, the La Liga six times, the Spanish King's Cup eight times, the Spanish Super Cup twice, the Spanish Second Division twice, and the Emirates Cup once.