Albert Jorquera

Spanish footballer and goalkeeper

Albert Jorquera - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 3rd, 1979
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Played as a goalkeeper primarily for FC Barcelona, starting his youth career in the club's system. Made professional debut in 1999, contributing to the team's successes in domestic and international competitions. Had several loan spells, including time at Celta de Vigo, before returning to Barcelona. Retired in 2010 and transitioned to coaching roles within the sport.

Played for FC Barcelona

Contributed to UEFA Champions League victory in 2006

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