Valencia coach Pako Ayestaran has said that if his footballers sustained their current level of commitment, they will have fun on the field and they will spend good times in the new season.
Ayestaran on Sunday added that the team's aim is to develop collectively and in terms of each individual player, which will help the squad to compete on weekly basis in La Liga, Efe news reported.
As for Valencia's objectives this season, Ayestaran stressed the club's aim to remain in the Champions League, after Valencia were eliminated from the group stage during the last season, which was something exceptional, according to the coach.
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