Former Valencia CF player José Castillejo has tragically lost his life due to the recent flash floods that have wreaked havoc across Spain. These intense storms, known as DANA (Depresión Aislada en Niveles Altos), have led to widespread destruction, leaving countless families mourning the loss of their loved ones.
Valencia CF, where José Castillejo began his football journey as a youth player, paid tribute to him in a heartfelt statement, expressing their sorrow over his passing. The club noted, “We regret the death of José Castillejo, a victim of the DANA disasters. He was part of the club’s Academy until his youth stage and played for several teams in the Valencian Community. Rest in peace.”
CD Eldense, another club where Castillejo played, also shared their condolences: “We have received terrible news due to the catastrophic DANA. We deeply regret José Castillejo’s passing at just 28 years old. He was a former player during the 2015/2016 season, and we extend our heartfelt sympathies to his family and friends.”
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José Castillejo’s football career was marked by his time in the Valencia youth academy, from which he transitioned to various local clubs, including Torre Levante, Paterna, Buñol, Recambios Colón, CD Roda, and Villamarxant. He particularly shone as a talented midfielder while playing for CD Eldense, where he earned recognition for his dedication and skill on the field.
The catastrophic flooding in Valencia has transformed the landscape into what some are calling an “apocalyptic wasteland.” As of now, there have been 158 confirmed fatalities, and officials are apprehensive that the death toll may continue to rise as military forces join in recovery and rescue operations across the affected regions. The ongoing impact of these storms is a grim reminder of nature’s power and the fragility of life.
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