MADRID: Valencia have signaled to Premier League clubs if they put all their players on the list for sale in an attempt to compensate for the most recent financial position.

The income of the Spanish League club will be affected by the COVID-19 pandemic if it is forced to act without support other than failure to advance to the Champions League rivals.

Winger Ferran Torres became a high profile player who left Los Murcelagos when the 20-year-old moved to Manchester City for £ 37 million last week and several more stars were tipped to follow his lead.

The squad also confirmed that former Arsenal player Francis Coquelin will move to Villarreal on a deal that is expected to leave Spanish player Dani Parejo for a total of £ 11.5 million.

Valencia’s new boss, Javi Gracia, who was sworn in at the end of last month told sporting legend Marca that all his players will be sold.

However, the former Watford coach reportedly has no interest in selling captain Jose Luis Gaya, although Barcelona have been linked with the center-back.

The club crashed out of Champions League elite rivals for the first time next season in three years after simply eliminating La Liga rivals in ninth place.