CF Valencia's attacking midfielder Canales committed to go all out to help the team, the 21-year-old youngster once transferred to Mestalla from La Liga champion Real Madrid.

Canales has signed a five-year deal with Pellegrino's team. He once played for Valencia on loan last season, but in fact, it was not complete due to his injury. Canales, who was trained by Racing Santander, only participated in two La Liga matches last season because of his torn ligaments on right knee.

As the former U17 champion of European Championship and the Spanish U21 international, Sergio Canales says his top priority is to regain a healthy physiological state. "I am very eager to regain health, in order that I can return to the pitch to repay Valencia's confidence on me." He says, "I have felt the love of the fans, I want to do my best to return them.

Canales's real emerging was in Racing Santander, he scored six goals in 32 league games on behalf of the team. But he only gained three chances to start in the La Liga games after moving to Real Madrid under Mourinho's coaching.

Canales's arrival is just a little part of Valencia's recent investment, and the other midfielder transferred from Real Madrid is Fernando Gago. In addition, the team has also signed Pereira, Guardado and other players. Valencia will join the race of the 2012/13 Champions League group stage directly.