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Valencia travel to Riazor on Sunday for their first big away examination of the season, meeting a Deportivo side back in LaLiga<\/a> and intent on being more than a newly promoted team. The contest is framed by a stark spending gap, with the Galicians around 26 million euros to Valencia\u2019s roughly 9 million.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n According to Superdeporte, Antonio Hidalgo has been backed with eight signings, among them Leo Rom\u00e1n, Jensen, Ede, Amatucci and Aubameyang, with Angeli\u00f1o and Adama Traor\u00e9 added as free agents. That outlay places Deportivo among this summer\u2019s biggest investors in LaLiga<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Valencia arrive with seven additions and a plan shaped by tighter limits. Even so, Carlos Corber\u00e1n can now call on Arnau Mart\u00ednez, recruited from Girona to reinforce the flank and improve build-up and width.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The head coach also faces selection issues. Guido Rodr\u00edguez is out with a muscle injury, which could restore Pepelu alongside Javi Guerra in midfield, while Copete and Foulquier are also missing in defence.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Aubameyang has scored in the first two league games and could become only the fourth Deportivo player to net in his first three top-flight outings, following figures such as Bebeto. With Riazor primed for the club\u2019s return to the elite, Valencia<\/a> will need to control transitions and deny the striker space near the box, with the aim of leaving with their first LaLiga<\/a> win of the campaign.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n