PATHFINDER

Luis García

born 1978, 12 clubs, 4 loans, 2000s era

Luis García played for 12 clubs in his senior career, starting at Barcelona in 1998. His longest spell was at Liverpool: 3 seasons, 2004–2007. He went out on loan 4 times, to Valladolid, Toledo, Tenerife. His last club was Central Coast Mariners, where he played until 2016.

  1. Barcelona1998–99Barcelona, 1998–99
    Valladolid1999–00loan from FCBValladolid, 1999–00, on loan from Barcelona
    Toledo2000loan from FCBToledo, 2000, on loan from Barcelona
    Tenerife2000–01loan from FCBTenerife, 2000–01, on loan from Barcelona
  2. Valladolid2001–02loan from FCBValladolid, 2001–02, on loan from Barcelona
    Atlético Madrid2002–03Atlético Madrid, 2002–03
    Barcelona2003–04Barcelona, 2003–04
    Liverpool2004–07Liverpool, 2004–07
  3. Atlético Madrid2007–09Atlético Madrid, 2007–09
    Racing Santander2009–10Racing Santander, 2009–10
    Panathinaikos2010–11Panathinaikos, 2010–11
    Puebla2011–12Puebla, 2011–12
  4. Pumas UNAM2012–13Pumas UNAM, 2012–13
    ATK2014ATK, 2014
    Central Coast Mariners2016Central Coast Mariners, 2016

Luis García’s clubs

YearsClub
1998–1999Barcelona
1999–2000ValladolidLoan from Barcelona
2000ToledoLoan from Barcelona
2000–2001TenerifeLoan from Barcelona
2001–2002ValladolidLoan from Barcelona
2002–2003Atlético Madrid
2003–2004Barcelona
2004–2007Liverpool
2007–2009Atlético Madrid
2009–2010Racing Santander
2010–2011Panathinaikos
2011–2012Puebla
2012–2013Pumas UNAM
2014ATK
2016Central Coast Mariners

Who else played for both?

Played alongside

Players in our database who were at the same club in the same seasons.

Quick answers

What clubs did Luis García play for?
Luis García played for 12 clubs in his senior career: Barcelona, Valladolid, Toledo, Tenerife, Atlético Madrid, Liverpool, Racing Santander, Panathinaikos, Puebla, Pumas UNAM, ATK and Central Coast Mariners.
What was Luis García's last club?
Luis García's last club was Central Coast Mariners (2016).
What was Luis García's first club?
Luis García started his senior career at Barcelona in 1998.

Could you name him from the crests alone?

A new player every day, one club at a time.

Play today’s puzzle

Senior club career from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). Youth, reserve and international teams are not included.