Quique Estebaranz

Born in Madrid, Estebaranz started his football career with Atlético Madrid, although he only played for the reserve team. In the 1988–89 season, he made his professional debut and scored 23 goals for Racing Santander, although the Cantabrians were not ultimately promoted from the Segunda División. Afterwards, Estebaranz signed with Tenerife in La Liga, and he scored ten goals from 33 games in his first year, his career-best in the top division. However, the Canary Islands club finished in 18th position, only avoiding relegation by victory in the playoffs; he also played a part in Tenerife's denying of two league titles to Real Madrid in the last round, for the direct benefit of Barcelona, including in the 1992–93 campaign where he scored. Estebaranz transferred to Barcelona for 1993–94, appearing rarely as the Catalans won their fourth league title in a row. The side also reached the final of the UEFA Champions League, with the player featuring the last 20 minutes of the 4–0 loss against AC Milan. Estebaranz signed for Sevilla after only one season with Barcelona, but appeared very little in his two-year spell in Andalusia. He subsequently became an important top-flight player with Extremadura– who had just been promoted for the first time in its history to the competition – but suffered relegation, with the player scoring one goal, against Logroñés on 6 April 1997; he closed out his career at nearly 35, after spells with Ourense in the second division and amateurs…

Estebaranz played on three occasions for Spain, all in 1993. His debut came on 2 June against Lithuania, and his last cap came on 22 September against Albania, both matches for the 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification stages (2–0 and 5–1 away wins). Estebaranz's second appearance was a friendly with Chile on 8 September, as he played the second half of the 2–0 victory in Alicante.

Barcelona

La Liga: 1993–94 UEFA Champions League runner-up: 1993–94 Individual

Pichichi Trophy (Segunda División): 1988–89