Delfí Geli

Geli represented Spain on four occasions, in a one-year span. His debut came on 15 January 1992 in a friendly with Portugal, in Torres Novas. Additionally, Geli appeared twice for the Catalonia regional team.

Born in Salt, Girona, Catalonia, Geli began his professional career as a forward, while playing for his hometown side Girona and Barcelona (he only appeared once for the latter's first team in La Liga, in a 0–0 home draw against Real Oviedo on 31 January 1990). He reconverted to right-back at Albacete, signing with the Castilla–La Mancha club in the summer of 1991, playing 32 games in the club's first-ever season in the top division. In 1994–95, after scoring a total of nine league goals for Albacete in his last two seasons, Geli joined Atlético Madrid. He was instrumental in the capital side's double conquest in the following campaign, playing 49 matches in all competitions and scoring twice. After a second spell with Albacete, now in the Segunda División, 31-year-old Geli moved to Alavés in 2000, making 35 appearances in his first year as the Basques finished in tenth position. While taking part in that season's UEFA Cup final, he scored the decisive goal – an own golden goal which made the score 5–4 to opponents Liverpool. Geli returned to his first senior club in 2003, and retired after two seasons in the Segunda División B, having amassed professional totals of 366 games and 29 goals, 343 and 23 in the top flight alone. On 9 July 2015, he was elected president of Girona, then in the second tier.

Atlético Madrid

La Liga: 1995–96 Copa del Rey: 1995–96 Alavés

UEFA Cup runner up: 2000–01