Luis Casanova
Luis Casanova: Spanish businessman and Valencia CF president (1908–1999).
Luis Casanova refers to a Spanish businessman who lived from 1908 to 1999. He served as the president of Valencia CF. The source identifies him specifically in this capacity, distinguishing him from other individuals with the same name, such as a Cuban baseball player born in 1956 or a Chilean footballer born in 1992.
Quick Facts
- Location
- Valencia, Spain
- Former name of
- Mestalla Stadium
Lore & Background
The name Luis Casanova is linked to the club through his role as its president. He was born in 1908 and passed away in 1999. While other figures share this name, the connection to Valencia CF is unique to the businessman who led the team during his lifetime.
Reader's Guide
Visitors to Valencia, Spain may encounter references to Luis Casanova in two forms: as the former president of Valencia CF and as the previous name of Mestalla Stadium.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Luis Casanova?
Luis Casanova (1908–1999) was a Spanish businessman who served as president of Valencia CF. Fans most commonly encounter his name because the club's home ground in Valencia bears it.
How do I distinguish Luis Casanova the Valencia CF president from other people with the same name?
The relevant figure is the Spanish businessman (1908–1999) who led the club, not the Cuban baseball player born in 1956 or the Chilean footballer born in 1992.
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