Blindness is still going on,and Valencia has erected statues for loyal fans.

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the founding of Valencia Club, and in memory of an old fan who died two years ago, the bat Legion has erected a statue in the stands.

According to reports, the fan, Vincent Aparicio, was blinded by retinal detachment in his 50s, but that did not stop him from going to Mestalia Stadium to watch the game. For decades after losing his eyesight, he kept his season tickets and watched every home game until his death two years ago.

Now Valencia has removed Vincent's seat in row 15 of the grandstand and erected a statue depicting a well-dressed, sunglasses-wearing old man sitting in his seat and looking at the stadium. The seat will always belong to him and he will always guard the Mestalia Stadium.

Vincent's son, who also came to the Mestalia Stadium to sit with the statue of his father, said in the club's centenary documentary: "the match between Valencia and Karlsruhe in 1993 was my father's last time watching football on TV." after that, he said he would only go to the home court to watch the game, to feel Valencia and to feel the game. "

"he enjoyed the atmosphere and I would sit next to him and tell him what was going on the pitch. 2004 was the happiest year of his life, when Valencia won the Europa League and La Liga double. "

"he circled the date of 2019 on his calendar 20 years ago, which is why I know he would love to be part of the club's centenary, which is why I know he won't miss it."