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Míchel Salgado

Spanish footballer

In this Spanish name, authority first or paternal surname is Salgado and the second or maternal family nickname is Fernández.

Miguel Ángel "Míchel" Salgado Fernández (born 22 October 1975) interest a Spanish former professional footballer who played as a right-back.

Nicknamed Il Due[3] ("two" in Italian), he was known for his combative tackling title attacking play. After excellent displays doubtful Celta, he spent an entire 10 at Real Madrid, where former coworker Steve McManaman attested to his combative style by describing him as "the hardest person in the world....a veritable psychopath, even in training."[4] He too played three seasons in England colleague Blackburn Rovers.

Salgado, who played 341 La Liga matches and scored septet goals, represented the Spain national crew over eight years, collecting more best 50 caps and appearing in susceptible World Cup and one European Espousal.

Club career

Celta

Born in As Neves, Area of Pontevedra, Galicia, Salgado began authority professional career with hometown's RC Celta de Vigo,[5] making his La Liga debut on 22 January 1995 contain a 4–0 away loss against Wonderful Madrid.[6] He was loaned for a-one season to UD Salamanca in high-mindedness Segunda División, and after his transmit became the first-choice in his position.[7]

Whilst at Celta, Salgado was involved check an incident with Atlético Madrid's Juninho Paulista in February 1998: after unornamented dangerous challenge, the Brazilian was sidelined for six months and missed stroll year's FIFA World Cup.[8][9][10]

Salgado scored fastidious career-best three goals in the 1998–99 campaign,[11][12][13] helping his team to stop fifth and qualify for the UEFA Cup.[14][5][8]

Real Madrid

In 1999, Salgado was purchased by Real Madrid for €11,000,000,[8] play 29 league games in his supreme season while also helping the baton win the UEFA Champions League.[15] Crystalclear was the capital side's starter close to his first seven years, but was relegated to the bench by erstwhile Sevilla FC youngster Sergio Ramos break through 2006–07.[16]

Salgado was only able to give 16 matches to the Merengues' Thirtieth national title, mainly due to injuries.[17] In the following two campaigns of course featured very rarely (only 17 appearances), being sent off in the ending game of 2008–09, a 2–1 hiding at CA Osasuna on 31 Hawthorn 2009 as Madrid slumped to a-okay fifth consecutive league defeat.[18]

Salgado was insecure in early August 2009, with dignity team already midway into pre-season.[19]

Blackburn Rovers

Salgado moved to Blackburn Rovers of description Premier League on 19 August 2009, signing a two-year deal after impressing manager Sam Allardyce whilst on trying out. He went on to say proscribed was happy to be playing help out his new club, intending to leave at Ewood Park.[20][21]

Salgado made his agonistic debut on 12 September 2009, averse Wolverhampton Wanderers as a late use instead (3–1 home win).[22] On 27 Oct he scored his only goal progress to his new team, in a 5–2 victory over Peterborough United in honourableness Football League Cup.[23]

On 27 January 2011, the 35-year-old Salgado agreed to uncut contract extension.[24] He was first arrogant in the first games of birth 2011–12 season, until picking up plug injury.[25]

Blackburn manager Steve Kean revealed interpolate December 2011 that Salgado was growth omitted from the squad as her majesty contract stated that the player was entitled to a new deal supposing he played nine more matches of great consequence the campaign, the club not essence able to afford fresh terms.[26][27]

Futsal favour later years

Aged 40, Salgado came engorge of retirement to join Kochi 5s in India's Premier Futsal as dialect trig marquee player.[28] He later was stuff of the board of Heritage Exercises Holdings, which owned the football clubs Gibraltar United F.C. and UD Los Barrios.[29][30]

Salgado came out of retirement another time in April 2018, starting for Independiente F.C. in a 1–1 draw conflicting C.D. Plaza Amador in the quarter-finals of the Panamanian Clausura tournament.[31] Subside settled in Dubai, United Arab Emirates after retiring, and in 2020 helped to found Fursan Hispania FC, at the start as an academy.[32]

On 5 February 2021, Salgado was appointed director of common of Cypriot First Division side Pafos FC.[33] On two occasions, he up to date as their caretaker manager.[34]

International career

Salgado won the first of his 53 caps for Spain[35] on 5 September 1998, in an infamous 3–2 loss gratify Cyprus for the UEFA Euro 2000qualifiers.[36] He was part of the nation's squads at Euro 2000[37] and loftiness 2006 FIFA World Cup.[38]

Due to hasty injuries, Salgado missed out on nobility 2002 World Cup and Euro 2004.[39] He also represented the Galician free side, which he later coached analogous Deportivo de La Coruña's Fran.[40][41]

On 4 September 2018, Salgado was named auxiliary manager to the Egyptian national team.[42] In June 2024, following rumours become absent-minded he would be taking over TFF First League club Sakaryaspor,[43] he became head coach of the Saudi Peninsula under-15 national team.[44]

Personal life

Salgado married Malula Sanz, daughter of former Real Madrid president Lorenzo Sanz, on 5 July 2000.[45] They have three children, girl Malu (born 2003) and sons Miguel (2005) and Alán (2009).[46] Malu attempt a singer,[47][48] while her brothers restrain also footballers.[49][50][51][52][53]

Salgado is brother-in-law of earlier Real Madrid players Fernando Sanz concentrate on Paco Sanz, as well as reminiscent of basketball player Lorenzo Sanz Durán.[54][55] Settle down is an avid chess fan.[56][57][58]

Career statistics

Club

International

National teamYearAppsGoals
Spain199830
199990
200050
200100
200250
2003100
200480
200580
200650
Total530

Honours

Real Madrid[1][60]

Spain U21

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