Mateu Alemany

Football Director, FC Barcelona

Mateu Alemany - Football Director, FC Barcelona
Born

February 24th, 1963
62 years ago

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Spain

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A lawyer and football executive, played a pivotal role in restructuring FC Barcelona during a challenging time for the club. Focused on financial sustainability and player acquisitions. Emphasized youth development and the integration of emerging talent into the first team. Also held previous positions in Valencia CF, contributing to their organizational and competitive successes.

Restructured FC Barcelona's football operations

Managed player acquisitions and contracts

Emphasized youth integration in the first team

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