Mario Gaspar

Spanish footballer and Villarreal defender

Mario Gaspar - Spanish footballer and Villarreal defender
Born

November 24th, 1990
34 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Spain

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Professional footballer played primarily as a right-back. Spent the majority of his career with Villarreal CF, debuting in 2010. Contributed significantly to the club's efforts in La Liga and European competitions. Helped Villarreal reach the UEFA Europa League final in 2021, where the team secured the title by defeating Manchester United via penalty shootout.

Played in the UEFA Europa League final in 2021

Debuted for Villarreal CF in 2010

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