José Manuel Jurado

Spanish footballer with successful career

José Manuel Jurado - Athletes & Sports Figures born June 29th, 1986
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Played professional football primarily as a midfielder. Began career at Atlético Madrid, debuting in La Liga before moving to various clubs across Europe. Achieved notable tenure at clubs including Real Madrid, where part of the team, and several others, showcasing skill in both domestic leagues and international competitions. Contributed to the Spanish national team during various qualifying campaigns.

Played for Atlético Madrid and Real Madrid

Participated in La Liga and UEFA competitions

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