David Silva spent much of his early Valencia career on loan at other clubs, where he began to impress even at a young age. He is often compared to the player he replaced at Valencia, Pablo Aimar.

Style
Valencia continue their current tradition of having a black away shirt and this is countered by the yellow that the club often use.
The shirt is a very nice shape and the piping outlines this. The black and yellow counter each other very well and make the shirt look very stylish and also quite unique, similar to the white and black of the Valencia home shirt.
This season Valencia are sponsored by Unibet.com and the green circles encasing each letter of the sponsor’s name is also a unique style.
The badge and the manufacturer’s name are on opposite sides and the sponsor’s name in featured underneath.
The lettering is also yellow and is an interesting style, especially with the letter V.

Kappa
The new Valencia away shirt is once again manufactured by Italian company Kappa.
The traditional Kappa logo is featured on both sleeves, which was incidentally something that was created completely by accident; originating from a photo shoot of a bathing suit advert.

Value for Money
Valencia have manufactured a very good shirt this season, if you are not keen on buying the white home shirt (if you aren’t a fan of the colour or partial to spilling your spaghetti bolognese) then I would definitely recommend this shirt.
Valencia are also a very good team, they have a strong squad this season and I would also recommend this shirt to fans of the team or of Spanish football in general.
David Silva is an exciting young player and definitely one to look out for, show your support of him by buying this shirt.