Guillermo Amor

Spanish footballer and manager

Guillermo Amor - Athletes & Sports Figures born December 4th, 1967
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A former professional footballer and manager, played as a midfielder. Spent a significant portion of his playing career with FC Barcelona, contributing to multiple La Liga titles. Transitioned into management, taking on roles at various clubs, including a significant stint leading the youth teams at FC Barcelona.

Played for FC Barcelona

Won several La Liga titles

Managed youth teams at FC Barcelona

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