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Published 15:30 6 Dec 2015 GMT

And Mendieta, who lives in England after spending several years in the Premier League with Middlesbrough, revealed that the language barrier can be difficult for those moving in the opposite direction.
"Valencia fans like to be taken into consideration. It's not just the football but his relationship with the fans," Mendieta said on podcast The Little Big Interview with Graham Hunter.
"I've seen big managers being frustrated because they can't speak the language and basically communicate with the words they want to get in your mind."
Luckily JOE has put together this list of phrases Neville might need at Valencia.Explore more on these topics:
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