Luis Cembranos
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Born in Lucerne, Switzerland, Cembranos was the son of Spanish emigrants and returned to that country in his teens, moving to León. Having signed for FC Barcelona as a teenager, his professional career began in Catalonia at age 20, on loan with UE Figueres in the Segunda División. After a good handful of games he returned to the parent club, being assigned to the reserve side and going on to be deployed in several positions. After having totalled 177 minutes in La Liga with Barça (his debut came against Racing de Santander on 10 September 1994, courtesy of manager Johan Cruyff) and having made his only UEFA Champions League appearance, away to Manchester United the following month– he also played with the B's that campaign – in early 1995 Cembranos moved to another team in the league and the region, RCD Espanyol. There, he first began to be regularly featured in the top division. In another January transfer window move, Cembranos joined Madrid's Rayo Vallecano in 1999, being an important member in his first months as they eventually returned to the top flight, scoring six goals during the (half)season. Both player and club continued to consolidate, and Rayo obtained their best-ever classification in 1999–2000, qualifying for the UEFA Cup via fair play. Cembranos appeared very irregularly in his final three seasons, troubled by constant injuries that had already made him miss a good number of matches at Barcelona and Espanyol, mainly in the right knee. He was…
In the summer of 2011, Cembranos was appointed manager of Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa, promoting to Segunda División B at the end of his second season. On 19 June 2017, following two assistant spells, he returned to head coaching duties with Rayo Vallecano B. Cembranos left for CD Leganés on 5 July 2019, taking over their reserves also in the Tercera División. On 21 October, after the departure of Mauricio Pellegrino, he was appointed at the first team in an interim manner. His first match in charge occurred five days later, a 1–0 home victory over RCD Mallorca which was their first of the campaign.
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- FC Barcelona (1994–1995)
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- UE Figueres (1993–1993)
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- RCD Espanyol de Barcelona (1995–1998)
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- Rayo Vallecano (1999–2004)
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- FC Barcelona C (1991–1993)
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- FC Barcelona Atlètic (1993–1995)
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- Spain men's national football team (2000–2000)
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Played together with
Aarón MartínRCD Espanyol de Barcelona · 2016–2019
Abby ErcegRCD Espanyol de Barcelona · 2009–2010
Abde EzzalzouliFC Barcelona · 2021–2023
Abde EzzalzouliFC Barcelona Atlètic · 2021–2022
Abdoulaye BaRayo Vallecano · 2014–2015
Abdoulaye BaRayo Vallecano · 2017–2020- Abdul MuminRayo Vallecano · 2022–2026
Abdulmajeed Al-SulayhemRayo Vallecano · 2018–2018- Abel MatutesRCD Espanyol de Barcelona
Abel ResinoRayo Vallecano · 1995–1996
Abel ResinoSpain men's national football team · 1991–1991
Abel RuizFC Barcelona
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Identifiers & aliases
Luis Cembranos Martínez is a Spanish retired professional footballer who played as a right midfielder, currently a manager.
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