Valencia’s young talent, Javi Guerra, has decided to leave the Twitter social network and deactivate his account, as other players have done before.The homegrown player, one of the most beloved players by Mestalla, has been receiving criticism and insults in recent weeks, which intensified after the team’s elimination from the Copa del Rey.Debería hacer reflexionar a más de uno que Javi Guerra haya decidido borrar su cuenta por la cantidad de improperios que está leyendo en los últimos tiempos. Un futbolista al que se le tendría que dar las gracias a cada momento por lo del año pasado y que está en pleno proceso de… pic.twitter.com/jWMJlKAhEu— Domingo Ortiz (@Domingortiz_) January 18, 2024 Faced with this situation, the player has decided to exit Twitter to protect himself from such attacks and stay focused on the team. This season, his teammates Andre Almeida and Cristhian Mosquera have already decided to leave Twitter to avoid the noise.Javi Guerra has lost prominence in Ruben Baraja’s line-ups due to the good performance of the Pepelu-Guillamon duo in midfield. After Guerra closed the Valencia rout in Cadiz, the Valencia coach decided to give him a starting position against Celta in a match where the Mestalla team started poorly and showed a level far from what they had shown in recent weeks, leading to the cup elimination. With 15 minutes left, Baraja needed to change the formation and ended up substituting him to seek solutions.##NAJAVA_MECA_7805580##Javi Guerra, 19 years old, has played 33 games with Valencia’s first team since making his debut in January 2022 in a Copa del Rey match against Atletico Baleares. He has scored five goals with the first team, including the one he scored last year against Valladolid, securing a crucial victory for Valencia that contributed to the club’s salvation.After it became known that the player was closing his social media profiles, there has been a wave of solidarity from a large number of Valencia fans who have denounced the situation.
