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Granada club information
Granada Club
Granada Club de Fútbol (Spanish: Granada Club de Fútbol) is a Spanish football club located in Granada, in the autonomous community of Andalusia. He is currently playing in La Liga (Spain's first division) and was the first competitor to Malaga club in the derby north of Andalusia when he was in the second division. Founded on April 14, 1931 as Recreativo Granada, the first president was Julio López Fernández.
He played the first football match against Deportivo Gén. In the 1931-32 season, the club won the third league championship for the Southern Region. The club continued the series of promotion until the year of the 1941-1942 season, which witnessed the club's promotion to the Spanish First Division for the first time in its history. From that date until the eighties AD, it was transferred between the First Division and Second Division Championship. In 1959 Granada achieved the best achievement in its history by obtaining the runner-up position in the King's Cup (Copa del Rey). The team lost the final 4-1 to FC Barcelona at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Lineup
current squad
Last update on August 24, 2016.
No. Country Position Player
1 Spain goalkeeper Uyer Olazbal
2 Spain defender Roberto Roman Triguero
3 Uruguayan defender Gaston Silva (on loan from Torino FC)
4 Spain central Fran Rico captain
5 Nigeria Oche defender Henry Agbo
6 Spain defender David Lemban
7 Spain striker David Parral
8 Spain amid Javi Marquez
9 Argentina striker Ezequiel Ponce (on loan from AS Roma)
10 France midfielder Jeremy Boga (on loan from Chelsea FC)
11 Spain FC Jon Toral (on loan from Arsenal)
No. Country Center Player
12 Brazil defender Gabriel Silva (on loan from Udinese)
13 Mexico goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa (on loan from Málaga FC)
19 Spain amid Issac Cuenca
20 France defender Mathieu Saunier
21 Slovenia in the middle of Rinne Karen
22 France defender Dimitri Volquier
23 Ecuador striker Jose Angolo
26 Ivory Coast midfield Victoria Angban (on loan from Chelsea FC)
28 Portugal defender Luis Martins
35 Croatia goalkeeper Ivan Kelava
loan players
No. Country Position Player
Spain amid Ruben Perez (to FC Leganes)
Chile striker Cristian Bravo (to Universidad Católica)
No. Country Center Player
Venezuela striker Darwin Machis (to Leganes)
Information about FC Barcelona
F.C.B
Barcelona Football Club (Catalan: Futbol Club Barcelona), often known simply as Barcelona (Catalan: Barcelona) or as its fans call it Barca (Catalan: Barça), is a Spanish professional sports club, from Barcelona, that plays in the Spanish League, which is One of three clubs not relegated to the second division, along with Athletic Bilbao and its traditional rivals Real Madrid.
Barcelona Football Club was founded in November of 1899 by a group of players from four nationalities Swiss, English, German and Spanish led by the Spaniard of Swiss origins Joan Gamper. More than just a club). Barcelona's official anthem is "No One Can Conquer Us" written by Jaume Pecas and Josep Maria Espinas and composed by Manuel Valls. Unlike many other football clubs, Al-Ansar owns and operates Barcelona. It is one of the richest football clubs in terms of revenue, with its total revenue for the 2014-15 season amounting to 560.8 million euros. The club holds a long-running competition with Real Madrid, and their matches are called traditional matches, or "El Clasico".
Barcelona is one of the most successful clubs in the history of Spanish football in terms of the number of domestic championships. It has won twenty-six league titles, a record thirty-one Spanish Cup, thirteen Spanish Super Cup titles and two League Cups. It is also one of the most successful clubs in the history of European football in terms of European championships, as it has achieved 17 continental European titles by winning the Champions League five times, and 4 times in the European Union Cup for Cup Winners’ Cups, and 5 times in the European Super Cup, in addition to winning the Club World Cup three times. It is the only European club to have played continental football in every season since 1955. In 2009, Barcelona became the first club in Spain to win the treble of La Liga, the King's Cup, and the Champions League, and in the same year, it also became the first football club to win six of The origin of six championships in one year, to complete the achievement with the six, which includes the aforementioned treble in addition to the Spanish Super Cup, the European Super Cup and the Club World Cup. It is the first club in Spain to win the League, Cup and Champions League treble in the same year twice, in 2009 and 2015.
The club has 180,000 members, and the club has a large fan base around the world, and the club’s official pages on social media are the highest in terms of follow-up and admiration compared to other international clubs. The club practices several sports activities other than football, such as basketball, handball, ice hockey, volleyball, and others, and the club's achievements in those sports are no less distinguished than those of the football team.
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The birth of Barcelona (1899–1922)
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Joan Gamper's advertisement in Los Deportes newspaper for the creation of FC Barcelona. (Sports note: our friend and comrade Hans Gamper... a former Swiss football hero, who has been keen to organize some matches in the city, asks anyone who is enthusiastic and interested in this sport to come to the office of this newspaper any Tuesday or Friday evening between the hours of 9 and 11 p.m.)
On October 22, 1899, Swiss Joan Gamper placed an advertisement in Los Deportes declaring his desire to form a football club; A number of old players responded to his announcement, and held a meeting in Gimnacio Sole on November 29 of the same year, in the presence of eleven players from multiple nationalities who gave the club a multicultural identity: the English John Parsons and William Parsons, the Swiss Walter Wild (the first president of the club) and Otto Konzel, German Otto Mayer, Spaniard Luis Dosso, Bartimo Tiradas, Enrique Ducal, Pere Cabot, Carles Begol and Josep Lopet, who laid the foundation stone for the club, and thus FC Barcelona was born.
Swiss Walter Wilde, the first president of FC Barcelona.
Swiss Walter Wild was chosen to head the club as the first president. Barcelona's start was successful in the local and national cups, as he participated in the Catalonia championship and the King's Cup. In 1902, the club won its first title, the Macaya Cup, and participated in the first tournaments of the King’s Cup, losing 1-2 to Bizkaya Club in the final match. In the first decade of the club, the football team played in stadiums and public squares; In the period 1899-1900 he played in the garden of the Hotel Bonanova, and during the years 1900-1901 he played in the garden of the Casanovas Hotel, and moved to play between 1901-1905 to Arena Carretera and then Montaner Square between 1905-1909; The team’s uniform consisted of a navy and red jersey and long white pants. The first match in the club’s history was on December 9, 1899 in the yard of the Bonanova Hotel. It was a friendly match against a team of English amateurs that included a number of B
Breaking the Bottleneck (1922–1957)
Civil war
A picture of the bombing of Barcelona in 1938 by fascist aviation
With the possession of the Camp de la Industria stadium in 1922 and the transfer of the club’s management to it, the club entered a new era, coinciding with the state of repression and turmoil suffered by the Catalans and the club alike by the central government in Madrid. And its founder, Juan Gamper (who died by suicide in 1930) and the board of directors to resign by a decision of General Miguel Primo de Rivera during the reign of King Alfonso XIII and closed Les Corts stadium for six months. Despite that, the club was able, thanks to some of the team’s players, such as Josep Samitier, Sagibarba, Franz Platko, Zamora and others, to achieve success and excellence in performance for this team, as they were able to win the first Spanish League championship, and that was in 1929.
Ricardo Zamora helped Barcelona win their first league title in the 1931–32 season.
During the thirties of the twentieth century, the club entered into one of its most difficult periods as a result of the political instability in the country, which resulted in material and social problems for the club, which led to a reduction in the number of club members and the absence of success as the club was unable to achieve any official Spanish championship during that decade, whether championship The Spanish League or the Cup, and the club entered into an existential crisis after politics prevailed over sports and the people of Catalonia were subjected to various kinds of torment in the early era of General Franco, Mussolini’s ally during the civil war.
In 1936, Franco's followers arrested the club's president, Josep Sonal, and executed him. In the year 1938, the club’s headquarters was bombed by fascist aviation, and in the same year, with the support of General Franco, the fascists occupied the club’s headquarters and looted its contents. A committee comprising five of the club’s employees, in 1940 the Catalan League championship was halted by Franco’s decision. In the early 1940s, Enrique Pinheiro, loyal to the Franco regime, was appointed president of the club. During his presidency, he worked to ban the Catalan anthem and reduce the number of red and yellow lines that symbolize the Catalan identity In the club's logo, the name of the club was used in Spanish instead of the original name in Catalan.
recovery period
In the mid-forties of the twentieth century, the club began to recover from its problems that almost led to its solution, and was able to win the Spanish League for the first time in 16 years specifically in 1945, thanks to players such as Cesar Alvarez, Mariano Martin and Felsaco. At that time, the political situation in the country was heading to calm after the collapse of the fascist regimes that supported the Franco regime in Spain, which led to an improvement in the club’s playing level and the number of members increased to 23,893 members, which made the club’s financial problems gradually fade away, as the player Kubala signed a contract With the club in 1951.
Ladislao Kubala is the fourth player to score in the club's history with 194 goals.
The arrival of Kubala was a good omen for the club, as the team managed to win almost every tournament they played in their early years (the League Championship twice and the Cup 3 times). In addition to Ladislao Kubala, coach Ferdinand Dauchek led the team to five different titles including the 1951–52 League, the General Commander's Cup, the Latina Cup, the Eva Duarte Cup and the Martini Rossi Cup in 1952. In 1953, the club won the Spanish League and the Commander's Cup again. .
In 1953, the Catalan club agreed with Argentine player Alfredo Di Stefano to join the squad, but due to the restriction on minorities imposed by the Francesco Franco regime, the laws of the Spanish Federation were changed to thwart that deal and attract Di Stefano to Real Madrid, which is what happened. The 12-year period from 1945 to 1957 saw the club winning twelve local titles: 5 League titles, 4 Cup titles, and the team won on three occasions the Eva Duarte Cup, which combined the league champion with the cup champion in the style of the championship Currently, the Spanish Super Cup, in each of the years 1948, 1952 and 1953, in addition to the Latin Cup Championship in 1949 and 1952, and achieved the Mini World Cup for Clubs in 1957, and this period was considered one of the golden periods in the club’s history, the recovery in terms of results and titles coincided with a recovery An economist who contributed to the club’s ability to start building a new stadium, Camp Nou, as a result of the need for a stadium with a larger capacity than Les Corts, despite the successes achieved during this period from 1945 to 1957, but it was a critical and very sensitive period at the same time, the narrowing almost The regime of Francisco Franco had the club to stop his career, but the Catalan club was able to preserve its sporting entity, and get out of that difficult stage intact.
Hibernation (1957–1978)
Luis Suarez Miramontes was the first to win the Ballon d'Or in 1960.
In 1957, the club's new stadium was opened under the name "Camp Nou", which is considered one of the largest football stadiums in the world, with a capacity of more than 90,000 spectators. The opening of the Camp Nou Vall stadium did not represent a good fortune for the Catalan team, as the period from 1958 to 1978 witnessed the absence of the club from the local podiums except rarely, despite it having distinguished players such as Luis Suarez Miramontes and others, and despite its comfortable financial position, as it did not During that 20-year period, the club won only 5 Spanish Cups, despite its dominance of that tournament previously, in addition to the Spanish League title only 3 times.
This local slumber was accompanied by fairly good results at the European level, as the team won the European Fairs Cup title in the first two consecutive editions in 1958 and 1960, and reached the third final in the same tournament, but lost to his compatriot Valencia before achieving it for the third time in its history in 1966, and also reached the final of the European Champions League with its old name: "The European Champion Clubs Cup", in its sixth edition in 1961, where he lost the final match in favor of Portuguese club Benfica, with a score of 3-2, and to the final match of the European Cup Winners' Cup In 1969, he lost the final match against the Czech club Slovan Bratislava, with a score of 2-3.
Barcelona squad against FC Hamburg in the 1960–61 European Cup semi-finals.
In 1973, Dutch player Johan Cruyff signed a contract with the Spanish club, and quickly became a fan favorite thanks to his exciting, quick and intelligent style of play, so that the value of his contract, which amounted to about 922,000 pounds (the highest at the time) was nothing in the eyes of club officials. And its fans, especially after the victory over Real Madrid in its stronghold with five goals for free and winning the Spanish League title that year, the fans of the club rejoiced, especially since that title remained absent from the club’s coffers for 14 years, and as a result, the number of members belonging to the club reached 70 thousand. Member the following year.
Despite Barcelona's brilliance in 1973 and its 5-0 victory over Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu in the same year, the team missed the podium for 5 years, specifically until 1978, when it won the Spanish Cup again. With this, the team won during the 21-year period: 8 domestic titles and 3 European titles. Despite the scarcity of titles in that period, the social acceptance of the club in Catalonia began to increase, as did the financial return for it.
Nunez and the Settlement Years (1978–2000)
Jose Luis Nunez came to the presidency of the Catalan club in 1978, after being elected by the members, during a period that coincided with Spain's transition to democratic rule in 1974, after the end of the dictatorship of Francisco Franco. Nunez's main goal was to develop Barcelona into a world-class club, by giving it stability on and off the field. At the beginning of his tenure, Nunez inaugurated the "La Masia" college, Barcelona's youth academy, on October 20, 1979.
Diego Maradona's shirt is on display at the FC Barcelona Museum.
Nunez's presidency spanned 22 years and profoundly affected Barcelona's image. The club's policies regarding wages and discipline became stricter, and this was evident when Nunez let players like Diego Maradona, Romario and Ronaldo slip through, rather than include them in the squad for what he wanted. They asked for a fee.
The club won their first European Cup Winners' Cup on 16 May 1979, defeating Fortuna Düsseldorf 4-3 in Basel in a final watched by more than 30,000 traveling Blaugrana fans, and it was the team's first European title under Nunez's reign. Three years later, the team won the European Cup Winners' Cup again against Standard Liege at the Camp Nou in front of 110,000 fans of the club.
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Johan Cruyff won four consecutive La Liga titles as Barcelona coach.
In June 1982 Maradona was purchased for a then world record amount of 5 million pounds, from the Boca Juniors team. The following season, under coach Menotti, Barcelona won the Spanish Cup, having defeated Real Madrid in the final. Maradona's tenure in Barcelona was very short; Soon he moved to Naples. At the beginning of the 1984-1985 season, Terry Venables was appointed coach, and won the Spanish League in a remarkable display by German midfielder Bernd Schuster. The following season, Venables led the team to their second European Cup final, but lost on penalties to Steaua Bucharest during the big evening in Seville.
After the 1986 World Cup, the club signed English top scorer Gary Lineker as well as goalkeeper Andoni Zubizarreta, but the team could not achieve any success during this period, and Venables was dismissed at the beginning of the 1987-88 season and replaced by Luis Aragones. The players revolted against President Nunez in an event that became known as the “Hesperia Revolution”, but this event did not affect the performance of the players and the team was able to win the Spanish Cup at the expense of Real Sociedad in the final match at the end of the 87-88 season.
The return of Cruyff and the dream team
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1992 European Cup Final starting lineup
At the beginning of the 1988–89 season, Johan Cruyff returned to the club as a coach and formed the so-called Dream Team, making it a mixture of Spanish players such as Josep Guardiola, Jose Mari Baquero, Txiki Begiristain, and international stars that the club signed with them such as Ronald Koeman. , Michael Laudrup, Romario, and Hristo Stoichkov and adopted the tiki taka style. Under his leadership, Barcelona won the Spanish League four times in a row from 1991 to 1994
The club defeated Sampdoria in the 1989 European Cup Winners' Cup and 1992 European Cup final at Wembley. He also won the King's Cup in 1990, the European Super Cup in 1992, and three Spanish Super Cups. With his leadership, the club reached 11 championships, and Cruyff became one of the most successful coaches in the club's history. He also became the longest-running club coach in a row, for 8 years. Cruyff's luck changed in his last two seasons with the team, when he failed to win any title, and a feud with President Nunez led to his departure from the club.
The club's centenary monument, inaugurated in 1999 on the occasion of the celebration of the centenary of the founding of the club
Shortly after Cruyff's departure, he was replaced by Bobby Robson, who took charge of the club for one season in 1996-97. He included Ronaldo from PSV Eindhoven and won three cups: the King's Cup, the Cup Winners' Cup, and the Spanish Super Cup. Despite his success, the appointment of Robson was a short-term solution until Louis van Gaal could be appointed.
Like Maradona, Ronaldo stayed with the club for only a short period, before leaving for Inter Milan. However, new champions such as Luis Figo, Patrick Claivert, Luis Enrique and Brazilian Rivaldo emerged and the team managed to achieve the double: the Spanish League and the Cup in 1998. In 1999 the club celebrated its 'centenary', winning the Spanish League title. Rivaldo became the fourth player from Barcelona to receive the European Player of the Year award. Despite this domestic success, the failure to compete with Real Madrid in the Champions League led to the resignations of Van Gaal and Nunez in 2000.
The end of the Nunez era and the beginning of a new era (2000–2008)
Years of wasted and turbulent
In 2000, Joan Gaspart was elected to succeed Jose Luis Nunez, and the club at that time had become in a deplorable situation, especially after the transfer of Portuguese star Luis Figo to Real Madrid, the traditional rivals of Barcelona, the day after the elections. Despite the quick failure of the new administration, it made matters worse with its unwise policies. Juan Gaspart's expenses caused huge financial problems, as many coaches were brought in and with each coach a group of players, the club gathered distinguished talented players during a period of 3 years, but few of them had the opportunity to play With the team and stayed with him.
Ronaldinho, the club's marketing department has redefined its strategies around him.
The team's absence from any local or European title, the poor performance of the team's players, and the club's high debts amounting to about 150 million euros, all of which led to intolerable social pressures on the club's management, which forced it to resign. Although Barcelona in those barren years in terms of titles possessed distinguished players such as Rivaldo and Marc Overmars, who was at the time the most expensive deal in the club’s history, and Patrick Clayvert and others, the administrative confusion and the accompanying confusion in the results and performance of the team reinforced differences and personal animosities by some coaches, especially Dutchman Louis van Gaal, who returned again to coach Barcelona, towards Rivaldo, who previously won the Ballon d'Or, and other players.
new golden period
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2006 UEFA Champions League Final Squad
Elections took place in the club, in which Joan Laporta won, and as soon as he took office, he brought Brazilian star Ronaldinho from Paris Saint-Germain, after competing with Manchester United to obtain the Brazilian star, in a deal worth 30 million euros. And the Dutch national team coach - formerly - Frank Rijkaard was hired as the club's coach, and this led to a significant improvement in the club's performance. Economic plans were also made for its advancement, and most of its players were sold. In the 2003-2004 season, the team came in second place after spending half of the season at the bottom of the general league standings, and in the following season, with the introduction of the Cameroonian striker Samuel Eto'o and the Portuguese Deco and with the extraordinary brilliance of the Brazilian star Ronaldinho, Barca topped the Spanish League from its beginnings and won A well-deserved championship title, raising the club's number of wins to seventeen. And to rise again on the podium after an absence of six years without titles. The team then won the Spanish League title again in the 2005-2006 season for the eighteenth time in its history and the second under coach Frank Rijkaard, and in the same season Barcelona achieved a long-awaited title, the European Champions League Cup for the second time in its history.
At the beginning of the 2006-2007 season, the team failed to achieve the European Super Cup, as it lost the final against its compatriot club Seville, but it compensated for that failure days later when it won the Spanish Super Cup for the seventh time in its history and the second in a row under Frank Rijkaard. At the end of 2006, the club participated in the FIFA Club World Cup, and failed to achieve the championship when it lost in the final against the Brazilian club Internacional with a goal. The team also failed during the 2006-2007 season to maintain its European title, so it went out to Liverpool in the final price round.
The Guardiola era and the historic hexagram (2008–2012)
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The Barcelona midfield, made up of Andres Iniesta (left) and Xavi Hernandez (right), was a cornerstone of Pep Guardiola's tiki-taka style.
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With Pep Guardiola assuming the helm of Barcelona's technical management, many things have changed in the team, whether in the players' discipline or their performance on the field. During his first year with Barcelona, Guardiola achieved what no coach in the world had achieved. On May 2, 2009, Barcelona played the El Clasico match with its arch-rivals Real Madrid in the last stronghold, the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, and Barcelona achieved a resounding victory at the time, winning 6-2 . That result largely ensured Barcelona won the La Liga title, and two weeks later Barcelona met Athletic Bilbao in the Spanish Cup final, and Barcelona won the title that had been absent from its coffers for 13 years, and at the end of the same month Barcelona won the Champions League at the expense of Manchester United This will be the club's third title in that tournament.
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In August of that year, Barcelona won two Spanish Super Cups at the expense of Athletic Bilbao for the eighth time in its history and the European Super Cup at the expense of Ukrainian club Shakhtar Donetsk. At the end of the same year, the club participated as a representative of Europe in the FIFA Club World Cup, achieving its title for the first time. In its history, after its victory in the final match against the Argentine club Estudiantes de la Plata in an exciting final that extended for two additional periods, the team brought down the curtain on that exceptional year with an unprecedented achievement, reaching 6 titles in one year, known as the historical hexagon. Among the most important stars during that year: Lionel Messi, Xavi Hernandez, Andres Iniesta.
Although the yield during 2010 was not the same as before, the creativity and high performance continued. The most prominent achievements of that year were winning the League for the twentieth time in the club's history, the Spanish Super Cup for the ninth time, and Barcelona's exit from the European Champions League against Inter Milan in the semi-finals, as well as early exit from the King's Cup against Seville. In terms of transfers, he left during the summer of that year, the French Thierry Henry, and was preceded in the departure of the Cameroonian Samuel Eto'o in a swap deal with the Italian club Inter, according to which the Swedish player Ibrahimovic came in a deal considered the largest in the club's history. Ibrahimovic only lasted one year, after which he was loaned to AC Milan, and Spanish striker David Villa was signed from Valencia during the summer of 2010.
Administratively, presidential elections were held for the club, as a result of which Sandro Rosell arrived to head the club, succeeding lawyer Juan Laporta. At the opening of the 2010-2011 season, the club won the Spanish Super Cup for the ninth time in its history, and the same season witnessed a fierce struggle between Barcelona and its rivals Real Madrid, and this struggle was not limited to the League championship, which the team maintained for the third consecutive time and the twenty-first in the club’s history, The conflict extended to the King's Cup and the European Champions League.
Barcelona players celebrate the 2011 FIFA Club World Cup.
Barcelona reached the final of the Spanish Cup to meet Real Madrid, who managed to snatch the winning goal in the first extra time, and less than a week later, Barcelona met with Real Madrid again in the semi-finals of the Champions League, and Barcelona managed to overthrow Real Madrid and reach the final match of that tournament, which Barcelona gathered with Manchester United at Wembley Stadium in the British capital, London, after which coach Pep Guardiola's team won 3-1 after a fantastic performance by the team's stars in the final match, achieving the fourth title for the Catalans in that tournament, and also achieving a record number of times Reaching the final of the European Club Championships.
A picture of the historic hexagon won by the team in the 2008–09 season.
The club’s achievements during 2011 did not stop there. At the beginning of the 2011-2012 football season, specifically in mid-August, the club won the Spanish Super Cup when it outperformed its traditional rival Real Madrid, and within a week after achieving the title of that tournament, the club won the Super Cup. The European club at the expense of the Portuguese club, Porto, to increase the club’s yield of titles, and Pep Guardiola became the most successful coach in the club’s history in terms of the number of titles. Brazilian Santos 4–0, winning the title for the second time in its history.
setback
The 2011–12 season marked the end of Barcelona's winning streak, as the club was unable to maintain its domestic and European titles, with the exception of the Copa del Rey. During the semi-finals of the Champions League, the team was knocked out by Chelsea FC, after which Pep Guardiola announced that he would resign on June 30, and that his assistant Tito Vilanova would succeed him. Pep Guardiola ended his contract with Barcelona by finishing second in the Spanish League and winning the Spanish Cup final, bringing the number of titles he won with Barcelona to 14 titles.
Vilanova began his career with the team by losing the Spanish Super Cup at the beginning of the 2012-13 season, and exiting the cup championship.