Sergio Reguilón
Spanish footballer, UEFA Europa League winner
Spanish footballer, UEFA Europa League winner
A professional footballer, played primarily as a left-back. Began career at Real Madrid, where he progressed through the youth system, making his debut for the first team. Had a successful loan spell at Sevilla FC, contributing to the team's victory in the UEFA Europa League in 2020. Transferred to Tottenham Hotspur in 2020, continuing to compete in top-tier football in the Premier League.
Won UEFA Europa League with Sevilla FC
Debuted with Real Madrid's first team
Transferred to Tottenham Hotspur
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