The Nations League, protagonist of the match against FC Andorra in the VIP Box
Alba Redondo and María Méndez have proudly displayed the trophy of the UEFA Women's Nations League continental champions to the entire audience, ahead of the match against FC Andorra. The Levante players took to the field with the cup to receive homage from the more than twelve thousand spectators filling the stands of the Ciutat de València.
Moreover, all the fans attending the match had the opportunity to take a photo with the trophy as it was exhibited in the lower sections of the stadium during the pre-match events.
In the realm of politics, the VIP Box also welcomed the Director-General of Culture, Sergio Arlandis, and the Director-General of Heritage, Toni Woodward.
José Marco, drummer of the band La Habitación Roja and a well-known Levante supporter, watched the match from the prestigious area and received a pleasant surprise when he heard the group's song "Los Seres Queridos" played over the Ciutat de València's loudspeakers.
The VIP Box also hosted Mireia Cabañes, our newly appointed ambassador of the Levante UD Foundation, who joins the team alongside Ricardo Ten and David Casinos. As a remarkable athlete, her message of overcoming challenges serves as a source of pride and inspiration for us all, from which we will undoubtedly learn a great deal.
The legendary goalkeeper Salvador Mut was also a prominent figure in the VIP area today. It is worth noting that the former Levante player is the grandfather of Daniel Ayora, the current goalkeeping coach of the men's team.
