Peter Lim says no – Sports Stadium

Peter Lim continues to be in the news in Valencia, where sentiment is running high over the DANA disaster. Unfortunately, the problems in this education have ceased to be news to the Valencian community for several days, and the people of Valencia are focused on changing the current situation and helping those who need it most. Among them are hundreds of Valencia subscribers.

Which is why Peter Lim’s latest photo, surrounded by celebrities including David Beckham, eating and smiling while Valencia is deep in mud, was very poignant. An image that contrasts with the words his son spoke a few weeks ago asking fans to unite to save the team.

Despite this, It seems Lim is ready to open the piggy bank after Javier Solis and Miguel Angel Corona recently traveled to Singapore to meet Lim and his son Kiat.making them see the dire situation Valencia is in. A meeting that resulted in a commitment to help on their part, although without specifying how. The owner of the complex was offered various options to help the city; both from a financial donation and from the renovation of certain objects. Now Lim and his circle are considering what action to take.

Where Peter Lim also gave the go-ahead for the winter market to open, while a Singaporean businessman gave the go-ahead for a contract to be signed following Thierry’s injury. A meeting in which the owner also expressed his confidence in Ruben Baraja. Actually; Before the visit, the trainer was consulted about the market.

Valencia not for sale, says Lim

However, he said no to selling the club.. And during that meeting, they also tried to detail the agreements that the organization was going to enter into with Goldman Sachs. In this regard, The message conveyed by Peter Lim was that Valencia is not for sale and that the two-year period seen under this management model continues. The Singaporean would thus put an end to rumors that he had been moving his Valencia CF shares around on the financial market for weeks in search of a buyer who would facilitate his exit from Valencia CF. A sale that Peter Lim valued at no more or less than 430 million euros. Lim’s march, which had begun, now came to an abrupt halt.