La Liga side Valencia CF are reportedly making serious moves to secure the signing of Iván Azón from Italian outfit Como, in what appears to be a rescue mission for the young forward’s career.
Omo, if this goes through, it might just be one of those unexpected turnarounds football fans love to see. Let’s break it down…
What’s the Story Behind This Deal?
According to top-tier football insider Fabrizio Romano, Valencia and Como are now in advanced talks to bring 22-year-old Iván Azón to the Mestalla on loan until June 2026.
“Valencia and Como are closing in on deal to sign Iván Azón on loan until June 2026 with salary covered. Final details to be sorted.” – Fabrizio Romano
The deal reportedly includes a full salary cover, meaning Valencia will take over his wages for the entire period. Just a few small details left to iron out before it’s a done deal.
Omo! Valencia no dey play this window.
Azón’s Bumpy Journey So Far
This move might surprise a few, but if you’ve been following Azón closely, you’ll know the last few months haven’t gone exactly as planned.
The Spanish striker only just moved to Como during the January 2025 window, after impressing in the first half of the season with Real Zaragoza in La Liga 2. His sharp finishing and work ethic caught the eye of Como’s technical staff — including football legend Cesc Fàbregas, who’s part of the coaching setup.
But omo, things didn’t click at all.
Azón’s time in Serie A turned into something like a ghost spell — zero appearances, thanks to a combo of fitness struggles and serious competition for spots in the squad. For a player still trying to find his feet in top-flight football, that silence was loud.
Why This Move Makes Sense
With Valencia trying to rebuild and inject more young energy into their attack, Azón could be a smart gamble. He knows Spanish football well, still has a lot to prove, and will likely be hungry for minutes after what many are calling a wasted six months in Italy.
Omo this one might just be make-or-break for the 22-year-old.
Final Talks Ongoing
As at the time of writing, no official announcement has been made, but Romano’s update suggests both clubs are finalising terms.
If all goes as expected, expect a full confirmation soon — and Azón back in La Liga, this time with Valencia colours.
