Spanish media: Valencia fans surround team bus after heavy defeat to Barcelona, demand departures of club officials

According to Superdeporte, after Valencia suffered a heavy defeat to Barcelona, fans gathered outside Mestalla to protest. Within half an hour after the match, the number of supporters on Suecia Avenue increased noticeably, with their dissatisfaction directed at the club management, coaching staff and players.

Around 2,500 fans gathered and waited for the team bus to leave. President Kiat Lim also traveled to the match with the team on the bus, while some executives representing Meriton Group's Valencia office accompanied them.

The fans shouted criticism of Peter Lim and Kiat Lim, and also directed their anger at general manager Javier Solis and football chief executive Ron Gourlay. The supporters demanded that these individuals, as well as Carlos Corberan, leave their respective positions, believing that the club's development in recent years had gone off course.

The players were also criticized, with some fans directing accusations at them that were no less severe than those aimed at the management. The club had the players turn back when leaving Mestalla, and after the emotions outside had slightly calmed, they departed from another area of the stadium.

Valencia left the stadium almost at the same time as Barcelona and exited via Juan Reigla Street. The players and other club personnel were criticized by fans behind barriers set up by the national police, and the team vehicles then headed toward Aragon Avenue.