On 26 May 2009 the club announced an agreement had been reached with Valencia CF to turn Colegio Aleman's teams into VCF's women section.

Classed in a less demanding group Valencia ended the second stage one spot higher, equivalent to an overall 18th position among 22 teams, with 28 points from seven wins, four draws and 13 losses.

Valencia had a bad start the following year, becoming the second team to lose the championship's first nine matches after Corderex La Antigua in 2004.

[4] In January 2012, with Valencia standing in the relegation positions with three wins and one draw in 18 matches, coach Xavi Tamarit was sacked and replaced by Cristian Toro.

[6] The club started to invest more in the women's section, signing internationals such as Mariajo Pons, Sara Monforte and Mari Paz Vilas, and the team moved to the top positions of the table.

In the 2014–2015 season, Valencia made history by finishing the league in fourth position and qualifying for the 2015 Copa de la Reina final for the first time by defeating FC Barcelona 1–0 in the semifinal.

The team failed to match the numbers of the previous year and Suarez was sacked, with Carol Miranda ending the season.