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Friday, July 25, 2008
MADRID, July 25 (Reuters) - Valencia's majority shareholder Juan Soler has sacked the club's recently appointed financial consultant Juan Villalonga and agreed to sell his shares in the debt-ridden Primera Liga outfit to former rival Vicente Soriano. The club, in danger of financial meltdown, has been in a state of internal turmoil over the last few seasons with Soler under increasing pressure to step aside. Villalonga, the former head of Spanish telecommunication giants Telefonica, was brough ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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