Sergi Barjuán
Footballer and manager, won La Liga title
Born
December 28th, 1971
53 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Spain
Links & References
A Spanish footballer and manager, played primarily as a left-back. His professional career spanned from 1988 to 2006, featuring significant tenures at FC Barcelona and CD Tenerife, among other clubs. During time at FC Barcelona, won numerous titles, including the UEFA Champions League and La Liga. Transitioned into management, taking charge of clubs such as FC Barcelona B and CD Tenerife. Also coached at various other levels thereafter, focusing on player development and team strategy.
Won La Liga with FC Barcelona
Coached FC Barcelona B
Other People Born on December 28th
Mauricio Lemos
Born in 1995, a Uruguayan footballer played as a defender. Began professional career with Club Atlético Cerro. Later transferred to represent several clubs, including U.D. Las Palmas in Spain and then to their parent club's connection with Crotone in Italy. Participated in various international competitions and contributed to club successes both domestically and in European tournaments.
Continue ReadingBen Tune
A former rugby union player who represented Australia in international competitions. Played as a wing and gained recognition for skillful performances during the late 1990s and early 2000s. Contributed to Australia's Rugby World Cup victory in 1999. Represented the Queensland Reds in the Super Rugby competition and was part of the successful 1998 Tri Nations campaign. Also played club rugby for the Australian clubs, enhancing his reputation in the rugby community.
Continue ReadingThomas Dekker
Born in 1987, this individual began acting at a young age, gaining recognition for roles in film and television. Appeared in the popular series 'The Secret Life of the American Teenager' and starred in the remake of 'A Nightmare on Elm Street'. Besides acting, pursued a career in music, releasing original songs and collaborating with other artists.
Continue ReadingCarol Ryrie Brink
An author and playwright contributed significantly to children's literature. Published works included the Newbery Medal-winning book 'Caddie Woodlawn,' an influential story reflecting pioneer life and adventure. Also wrote novels such as 'The Precious Present' and 'Summer of the Swans,' which have become staples in children's reading lists. In addition to literature, involvement in theater and education promoted literary appreciation among young readers and audiences.
Continue ReadingAntoine Furetière
Born in 1619, this author and scholar made significant contributions to French literature and linguistics. Most recognized for compiling the first comprehensive French dictionary, which served as a foundation for future lexicography in the language. Furetière's work laid the groundwork for scholarly research and documentation in French, demonstrating the evolving nature of the language and its usage.
Continue ReadingWoodrow Wilson
Influential historian and academic held the presidency from 1913 to 1921. Led the nation through World War I, advocating for a League of Nations in the post-war period. Championed reforms including the Federal Reserve Act and the Clayton Antitrust Act, which reshaped the American economic landscape. Received the Nobel Prize in Peace in 1919 for efforts in promoting peace and diplomacy. His leadership established a significant legacy in both domestic and foreign policy.
Continue Reading