Francisco Buyo
Footballer and manager with Sevilla FC
Born
January 13th, 1958
67 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Spain
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A Spanish footballer and manager, played as a goalkeeper. Began professional career with Sevilla FC, becoming a key player in the early 1980s. Later transferred to Real Madrid in 1986, where he won multiple La Liga titles and the Copa del Rey. After retirement, transitioned into management, leading several clubs in Spain. Also served as a goalkeeper coach for various teams, including Real Madrid.
Won multiple La Liga titles with Real Madrid
Achieved success in Copa del Rey
Managed teams in Spanish football
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