Martín Marculeta




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Martín Marculeta

Pełne imię i nazwisko
 Martín Marculeta Barbería
Data i miejsce urodzenia
24 września 1907
San Sebastián
Data i miejsce śmierci
19 listopada 1984
San Sebastián
Pozycja
pomocnik
Kariera seniorska
















Lata
 Klub
 Wyst.
 Gole
1924–1934
Real Sociedad
1934–1936
Atlético Madryt

Kariera reprezentacyjna














Lata
 Reprezentacja
 Wyst.
 Gole
1928–1935
 Hiszpania
 15
 (1)

Kariera trenerska










Lata
 Klub
1942–1943
Sporting Gijón


Martín Marculeta Barbería (ur. 24 września 1907 roku w San Sebastián, zm. 19 listopada 1984 roku) – hiszpański piłkarz, reprezentant kraju, trener. Podczas swojej kariery grał dla Real Sociedad i Atlético Madryt. Wystąpił na letnich igrzyskach olimpijskich 1928 roku, a także na MŚ 1934.



Bibliografia |


Profil Zawodnika









p • d • e

Skład reprezentacji Hiszpanii na Mundialu 1934


  • Bosch

  • Campanal

  • Chacho

  • Cilaurren

  • Ciriaco

  • Fede

  • Gorostiza

  • Hilario

  • Iraragorri

  • Lafuente

  • Lángara

  • Lecue

  • Marculeta

  • Muguerza

  • Nogués

  • Quincoces

  • Regueiro

  • Solé

  • Ventolrà

  • Zabalo


  • Zamora Trener: García


 Druga Republika Hiszpańska





p • d • e

Trenerzy Sportingu Gijón



  • Orth (1921–23)


  • Monegal (1925)


  • Morán (1926)


  • Meana (1926–29)


  • Galloway (1929–31)


  • Meana (1931–33)


  • Herrera (1933–34)


  • Plattkó (1934–35)


  • Greenwell (1935–36)


  • Peña (1939–42)


  • Marculeta (1942–43)


  • Sánchez (1943–44)


  • Campomanes (1944–45)


  • Sánchez (1945–46)


  • Peña (1946–47)


  • Rumbold (1947–48)


  • Meana (1948–49)


  • Campos (1949–50)


  • Sánchez (1950–52)


  • Luisín (1952)


  • Nogués (1952–54)


  • Campos (1954–55)


  • Sánchez (1955–56)


  • Barrio (1956–58)


  • Mundo (1958–59)


  • Luisín (1959)


  • Adams (1959)


  • Picabea (1959–60)


  • Sánchez (1960–61)


  • G. Menéndez (1961)


  • Barrio (1961–62)


  • Molinuevo (1962–66)


  • Sánchez (1966)


  • Galarraga (1966–68)


  • Badás (1968)


  • Carriega (1968–72)


  • Barrio (1972)


  • Moreno (1972–73)


  • Barrio (1973)


  • Pasieguito (1973–75)


  • Sinibaldi (1975–76)


  • Miera (1976–79)


  • Novoa (1979–80)


  • Miera (1980–82)


  • Novoa (1982)


  • Boškov (1982–84)


  • Novoa (1984–88)


  • Aranguren (1988–89)


  • García Cuervo (1989–90)


  • Ciriaco (1990–92)


  • Jacobs (1992–93)


  • García Cuervo (1993)


  • García Remón (1993–95)


  • García Cuervo (1995)


  • Rezza (1995–96)


  • Solís (1996)


  • Novoa (1996)


  • Floro (1996–97)


  • Montes (1997)


  • Maceda (1997)


  • Novoa (1997)


  • Redondo (1997)


  • López Habas (1998)


  • Novoa (1998)


  • Redondo (1998)


  • de Mos (1998–99)


  • Braojos (1999–2000)


  • Ciriaco (2000)


  • Cantatore (2000–01)


  • Acebal (2001–02)


  • Maceda (2002–03)


  • Marcelino (2003–05)


  • Ciriaco (2005–06)


  • Preciado (2006–12)


  • Tejada (2012)


  • Clemente (2012)


  • Manolo (2012)


  • Sandoval (2012–14)


  • Abelardo (2014–17)


  • Rubi (2017)


  • Herrera (2017)


  • Baraja (od 2017)





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