Facundo Pascual Quilis

Facundo Pascual Quilis was a Spanish sports leader who served as the 7th president of football club Valencia CF between 1925 and 1929.

Presidency of Valencia First years On 21 June 1925, Pascual Quilis was appointed as the 7th president of Valencia CF, replacing acting president Pablo Verdeguer Comes, being accompanied by Juan Fortis Olaso and Ramón Ferrer Aguilar as first and second vice presidents respectively. Three months later, on 18 September 1925, the club moved its headquarters to Moratín Street, numbers 6 and 8.

In his first season as president, Valencia was once again proclaimed , which allowed them to compete in the 1926 Copa del Rey, but they did not qualify for the final phase. His experience was fundamental in the team's development, being present in the great historical events of the entity, such as promotion to the First Division in 1932 and runner-up in the Copa del Rey in 1934.

Later life On 14 May 1941, Elipidio Lozano Escalona, the First Instance Judge of Valencia, ruled to make public the complaint of the loss of 100 ordinary mortgage certificates of 500 pesetas, all of them inclusive, issued by the sports entity Valencia FC on 20 April 1933, announcing that a period of thirty days had been established so that the holder or holders can appear before his Court to make use of their right.

Pascual Quilis married Francisca Ferrer Fenollera, who died in Valencia on 5 January 1920.