Valencia have agreed a deal for West Brom boss Carlos Corberan to become their new manager, according to reports in Spain. The LaLiga strugglers dismissed Ruben Baraja on Monday after taking only 12 points from their first 17 games and immediately turned their sights to Corberan.

Valencia are working to bring in new manager Carlos Corberan to the club after supposedly agreeing a deal with the West Bromwich Albion manager. They look to set to pay €2.4m to get him out of his

Carlos Corberan’s Albion future is in major doubt after Valencia made a formal approach to appoint him their new head coach.

West Brom have been told to appoint Mark Robins as their next manager, with Carlos Corberan set to depart The Hawthorns for Valencia.

When Carlos Corberan arrived at The Hawthorns in October 2022, West Brom were at their lowest ebb for many, many years.

The Spanish club sacked Rubén Baraja on Monday and Corberan is expected to replace him. Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano claims Corberan will sign a deal until 2027 with Valencia, with a release clause in his contract at The Hawthorns having been triggered.

Carlos Corberan did a huge job for Albion when the club was near its lowest ebb. And for that he should be remembered very fondly. When the sands of time settle and supporters reflect deeper on the last two-and-a-bit years, Corberan will go down as one who very much kept Albion afloat and sailing forward in the choppiest waters.

However, Valencia are said to be willing to pay the 41-year-old Spaniard's release clause at Championship club Albion, believed to be in the region of £3-4m. The Spanish club sac

West Bromwich Albion are bracing themselves for an official approach from Valencia for head coach Carlos Corberan.

Corberan has been linked with a host of jobs in recent months, including Burnley, Leicester City, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Southampton, but Valencia could be the club to convince him to leave The Hawthorns, providing they are willing to meet his reported £4 million release clause.