Real Zaragoza
Squad
Jaime Romero2014current
Óscar Whalley2014current
Cezary Wilk2015current
Alberto Zapater2016current
Víctor Mollejo2022current
Keidi Bare2024current- Samed Baždar2024current
Esteban Andrada2025current
Ander Herrera2026current
Jawad El Yamiq2026current
Alejandro Francéscurrent
Andrés Avelino Zapico Junqueracurrent- Juan José Nogués1928–1930
- Juan José Nogués1930–1930
- Manuel Olivares1935–1936
- Manuel Olivares1939–1940
Mariano Gonzalvo1941–1942- Pruden1948–1949
- Simón Lecue1948–1949
- Manuel Badenes1949–1950
- Rosendo Hernández1950–1952
- Ángel Atienza1951–1953
- Béla Sárosi1952–1952
- Béla Sárosi1952–1953
Guillermo Díaz1952–1953- José Gonzalvo1952–1953
- Manuel Torres Pastor1953–1961
- José María Vidal1954–1955
- Carlos Lapetra1959–1969
- Marcelino Martínez1959–1970
- Severino Reija1959–1969
José Luis Violeta1960–1962- Julio César Benítez1960–1961
Juan Seminario1961–1962- Juan Manuel Villa1962–1971
- Canário1963–1968
- José Luis Violeta1963–1977
- Enrique Porta1975–1977
Rui Jordão1976–1977
Víctor Muñoz1976–1981- Pichi Alonso1977–1982
Radomir Antić1978–1980
Jorge Valdano1979–1984
Marcelo Trobbiani1980–1980
Juan Antonio Señor1981–1990- Raúl Amarilla1981–1985
Juan Barbas1982–1985- Salvador García1982–1984
- Francisco Villarroya1984–1990
- Ivica Šurjak1984–1985
Miguel Pardeza1985–1986
Patricio Yáñez1985–1986- Rubén Sosa1985–1988
Frank Rijkaard1987–1988- Miguel Pardeza1987–1997
- Alberto Belsué1988–1998
- Francisco Higuera1988–1997
José Luis Chilavert1988–1991- Juan Vizcaíno1988–1990
Nasko Sirakov1988–1991
Bozhidar Iskrenov1989–1989- Pablo Alfaro Armengot1989–1992
Dorin Mateuț1990–1992
Gus Poyet1990–1997- Víctor Muñoz1990–1990
- Jesús Ángel Solana1991–2000
Álvaro Arbeloa1991–2002
Andreas Brehme1992–1993- Sergi López Segú1992–1995
Fernando Cáceres1993–1996- Juan Esnáider1993–1995
Nayim1993–1997
Roberto Martínez1993–1994- Javier Hernández Gutiérrez1994–1995
Cafu1995–1995- Daniel García Lara1995–1997
Fernando Morientes1995–1997- Paqui1995–1996
- Sergio Berti1995–1996
- Ander Garitano1996–2002
- Esteban Staniscia1996–1996
- Gustavo Adrián López1996–1999
Kily González1996–1999
Miquel Soler1996–1998
Quique Sánchez Flores1996–1997
Vladislav Radimov1996–2000- Gary Sundgren1997–2002
- José Ignacio Sáenz1997–2002
- Nordin Wooter1997–1999
Otto Konrad1997–1998
Roberto Acuña1997–2002
Faryd Mondragón1998–1999
Paco Jémez1998–2004
Paulo Jamelli1998–2002
Savo Milošević1998–2000- Juanele1999–2004
Marco Lanna1999–2001
Álvaro Rubio1999–2000- Alen Peternac2000–2003
Daniel Montenegro2000–2001- Jordi Ferrón2000–2004
- Juan Esnáider2000–2001
- Juanjo Camacho2000–2002
Sergei Gurenko2000–2001
Corona2001–2007
Fernando Soriano2001–2005- Juan Esnáider2001–2001
Luciano Galletti2001–2005- Mate Bilić2001–2004
- Slobodan Komljenović2001–2003
- Delio Toledo2002–2006
Rubén Gracia2002–2006- Savo Milošević2002–2002
David Villa2003–2005
Gabriel Milito2003–2007
Sávio2003–2006- Álvaro Luiz Maior de Aquino2003–2006
- Agustín Aranzábal2004–2007
- Alberto Zapater2004–2009
- Daniel García Lara2004–2004
- Javi Moreno2004–2005
José María Movilla2004–2004- José María Movilla2004–2007
Óscar González Marcos2004–2008
Albert Celades2005–2008
César Sánchez2005–2008
Diego Milito2005–2008
Ewerthon2005–2010
Francisco Medina Luna2005–2006- Juanjo Camacho2005–2006
Sergio García de la Fuente2005–2008
Ángel Lafita2005–2008
Andrés D'Alessandro2006–2007
Carlos Diogo2006–2007
Gerard Piqué2006–2007
Juanfran2006–2008
Pablo Aimar2006–2008
Sergio Fernández González2006–2008- Andrés D'Alessandro2007–2007
- Carlos Diogo2007–2011
Francisco Pavón2007–2010
Gabriel Fernández Arena2007–2011- Gustavo Nery de Sá da Silva2007–2007
Javier López Vallejo2007–2010
Javier Paredes2007–2014
Lluís Sastre2007–2008- Matuzalém2007–2008
Peter Luccin2007–2010
Ricardo Oliveira2007–2008
Roberto Ayala2007–2010- Braulio Nóbrega2008–2011
- Franck Songo'o2008–2010
Fábio Coentrão2008–2008
Jorge López Montaña2008–2011- Ricardo Oliveira2008–2009
Toni Doblas2008–2009
Ángel Javier Arizmendi2008–2010
Abel Aguilar2009–2010- Ander Herrera2009–2011
Ikechukwu Uche2009–2011
Ivan Obradović2009–2013
Jermaine Pennant2009–2010
Juan Pablo Carrizo2009–2010
Leonardo Ponzio2009–2012- Marko Babić2009–2010
- Pablo Amo2009–2010
- Víctor Laguardia2009–2014
- Ángel Lafita2009–2012
Adrián Colunga2010–2010
Edmílson2010–2011
Eliseu2010–2010
Florent Sinama Pongolle2010–2011
Humberto Suazo2010–2010
Jiří Jarošík2010–2011
Leo Franco2010–2014
Matteo Contini2010–2011- Matteo Contini2010–2010
- Nicolás Bertolo2010–2011
Roberto Jiménez Gago2010–2010- Toni Doblas2010–2013
Ádám Pintér2010–2013
Abraham Minero2011–2017
Antonio Tomás2011–2012
David Mateos2011–2012
Eduard Oriol2011–2013
Fernando Meira2011–2012
Franco Zuculini2011–2012
Guirane N'Daw2011–2011
Hélder Postiga2011–2013- Juan Carlos Pérez López2011–2012
Luis García Fernández2011–2014
Pablo Edson Barrera2011–2012
Paulo da Silva2011–2012- Roberto Jiménez Gago2011–2013
Rúben Micael2011–2012
Apoño2012–2012- Apoño2012–2013
- Carlos Aranda2012–2013
Cristian Săpunaru2012–2013
Francisco Montañés2012–2014- Franco Zuculini2012–2013
Glenn Loovens2012–2013- José María Martín Bejarano-Serrano2012–2014
- José María Movilla2012–2014
Pablo Sebastián Álvarez2012–2012- Romaric2012–2013
Stefan Babović2012–2013
Tomislav Dujmović2012–2012
Víctor Rodríguez Romero2012–2014
Álvaro González Soberón2012–2014- Adrià Carmona2013–2013
David Cortés Caballero2013–2014
Diego Rico2013–2016
Henri Bienvenu2013–2013
José Javier Barkero2013–2014
Rodri2013–2013
Rogelio2013–2014
Rubén Rochina2013–2013
Walter Acevedo2013–2014
Ángelo Henríquez2013–2014
Borja Bastón2014–2015- Carlos Diogo2014–2015
Cesar Arzo2014–2014
Iñigo Ruiz de Galarreta2014–2015
Jesús Vallejo2014–2015
Leandro Cabrera2014–2017
Manuel Ortiz Toribio2014–2015
Pedro Mario Álvarez Abrante2014–2016- Rubén González Rocha2014–2016
Willian José2014–2015
Yassine Bounou2014–2016
Ariajasuru Hasegawa2015–2016- Erik Morán2015–2016
Ignacio Insa Bohigues2015–2015- Jesús Vallejo2015–2016
Ángel Rodríguez2015–2017
Emmanuel Culio2016–2016
José Enrique2016–2017
Miguel Gordillo2016–2017- Rubén Gracia2016–2017
- Xabi Irureta2016–2017
Borja Iglesias2017–2018
Cristian Álvarez2017–2025
Edu Bedia2017–2017
Gaizka Toquero2017–2019
Giorgos Samaras2017–2017
Mikel González Martínez2017–2018
Íñigo Eguaras2017–2021
Álvaro Vázquez2018–2019- Javi Puado2019–2020
Luis Suárez2019–2020
Raphael Dwamena2019–2020
Shinji Kagawa2019–2020- Jawad El Yamiq2020–2020
- Pep Chavarría2020–2022
Álvaro Tejero2020–2021- Borja Sainz2021–2022
Nano Mesa2021–2022
Giuliano Simeone2022–2023
Sabin Merino2022–2024- Ager Aketxe2024–2025
- Kenan Kodro2025–2026
Martín Aguirregabiria2025–2026
Real Zaragoza is a prominent Spanish football club based in Zaragoza, Aragon.
The club currently competes in the Primera Federación – Group 2.
Real Zaragoza was formed from the merger of Iberia SC and Real Zaragoza CD.
Biography
Formation
Real Zaragoza, officially known as Real Zaragoza, S.A.D., is a Spanish football club based in Zaragoza, Aragon. The club was formed from the merger of two rival teams, Iberia SC and Real Zaragoza CD, and made its debut in La Liga in 1939 after a three-year hiatus due to the Spanish Civil War. The team initially struggled, facing relegation in 1941, but quickly returned to the top division, marking the beginning of its competitive journey.
The Golden Era
The 1960s marked a golden era for Real Zaragoza, where the team, affectionately known as Los Magníficos, showcased some of the finest talents in Spanish football. Although they did not clinch the league title, they consistently finished in the top five and secured their first two Copa del Rey titles. The attacking prowess of players like Canário, Carlos Lapetra, and Marcelino captivated fans, while Juan Seminario earned the Pichichi Trophy in the 1961–62 season for his remarkable goal-scoring feats.
Achievements and Legacy
Throughout its history, Real Zaragoza has accumulated numerous honors, including six Copa del Rey titles and a UEFA Cup Winners' Cup victory in 1995. The club's legacy is further solidified by its consistent presence in Spanish football, competing in various leagues, including LaLiga 2 and the Primera Federación. The team currently plays its home games at La Romareda, a stadium it moved to in 1957, continuing to be a significant part of the Zaragoza community and Spanish football culture.
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Gallery
Career & Clubs
Early years
Real Zaragoza was originally formed from two rival teams: Iberia SC and Real Zaragoza CD. In 1939, after three years without football due to the Spanish Civil War, the team made its first appearance in La Liga, ending in 7th position out of 12 teams, but being relegated in 1941. The club returned to the top division one year later, only to be immediately relegated back. It remained in Segunda División until the end of the 1950–51 campaign, when it achieved promotion by finishing second in a play-off league. On 8 September 1957, the team left its original stadium, El Torrero, for its current stadium, La Romareda.
The golden era
Beginning in the 1960–61 season, Zaragoza enjoyed a period of great success, showcasing some of the greatest players playing in Spain during that decade, which earned for themselves the designation of Los Magníficos. While the team failed to capture the league title, it finished in the top five every year until 1968–69, with two third-place finishes, and also won its first two Copa del Rey titles and the 1963–64 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup. Zaragoza's famous attacking line included Canário, Carlos Lapetra, Marcelino, Eleuterio Santos and Juan Manuel Villa. The Peruvian Juan Seminario, who started his career in Spain with Los Maños before moving to Barcelona, won the Pichichi Trophy in the 1961–62 campaign, scoring 25 goals in 30 matches as Zaragoza finished in fourth position.
1970s to the end of the century
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- League
- LaLiga 2
- League
- Primera Federación
Legacy
Domestic
League
Segunda División Winners: 1977–78 Campeonato Regional Centro: Runners-up (1): 1935–36
Cups
Copa del Rey Winners: 1963–64, 1965–66, 1985–86, 1993–94, 2000–01, 2003–04 Supercopa de España Winners: 2004
International
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup Winners: 1994–95 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup Winners: 1963–64
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Real Zaragoza, S.A.D., commonly referred to as Zaragoza, is a football club based in Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain, that currently competes in the Primera Federación – Group 2, holding its home games at La Romareda.
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