Valencia continue to receive incredible support from their fans after a historic 2025-26 season, with the club announcing a new record number of season tickets sold for the men’s team.
The Spanish club has reached 11,900 season tickets ahead of the new campaign, an increase of 900 compared to last season’s record of 11,000.
The impressive numbers come after Valencia enjoyed one of the most successful seasons in club history, reaching the EuroLeague Final Four and winning the Liga Endesa championship.
Roig Arena continues to attract record support
Valencia will enter their second season at the new Roig Arena, and the connection between the team and its supporters continues to grow.
Including the women’s team, the club has sold a total of 15,500 season tickets, with the women’s section accounting for approximately 3,600 tickets.
The record figures show the impact of Valencia’s recent success and the growing importance of the new arena as one of the biggest basketball venues in Europe.
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Fans remain loyal despite major summer changes
The record season ticket numbers are even more impressive considering the scale of changes Valencia have experienced during the offseason.
The club lost almost all of its key players from last season, including: Jean Montero, Xabi Lopez-Arostegui, Braxton Key, Darius Thompson, Isaac Nogues, Jaime Pradilla, Sergio De Larrea, Brancou Badio, and Matt Costello.
Valencia also parted ways with head coach Pedro Martinez, who played a major role in the team’s historic achievements.
Despite those departures, supporters have shown complete faith in the club’s project.
New-look Valencia prepare for another EuroLeague season
The club has already started rebuilding the roster ahead of the new campaign.
Valencia’s summer additions so far include:
- T.J. Shorts
- Mouhamadou “Mo” Gueye
- Dylan Osetkowski
- Mario Saint-Supery
- Gonzalo Corbalan
- Lucas Mari
The team will also begin a new era under head coach Xavi Albert, who previously worked as Pedro Martinez’s assistant before receiving the opportunity to lead the team.
With a new roster and coaching staff, Valencia will try to continue the momentum created by their historic previous season – supported by a fan base that has shown record-breaking loyalty. All Valencia roster moves can be followed on the EuroLeague Transactions tracker.
