Valencia pays tribute to Alba: 110 games in 3 years, he made his La Liga debut here

Last night, Alba announced that he would retire at the end of the season. Valencia Club issued a post today to pay tribute to the old player.

Valencia's official website wrote: "The award-winning Spanish defender joined Valencia at the age of 18. He grew up in the club and received a chance to make his debut in La Liga. On October 7, 2025, Alba announced that he would retire from professional football after the end of the season. The current Miami International player bid farewell to the sport after leaving behind a brilliant career and winning more than 20 championship trophys."

"The Catalan full-back came to Valencia at the age of 18, with many dreams to be realized. And he soon realized his career with Valencia. The player's first dream, in fact, his outstanding performance in the 2009-2010 preseason season allowed him to make his La Liga debut against Valladolid, a memory he never forgets. From that moment on, he has been growing as a player, and his speed and agility on the left have allowed him to gain a foothold in the first team. "

" Alba played for the club in three seasons of the first team, played 110 official games for the club. In addition, he was still a Valencia player at the beginning of the 2012 European Cup and won that event with the Spanish national team, and scored a goal in the final against Italy. "