Sebastián Fleitas

Born in Asunción, Fleitas started his career at Club Libertad of Paraguay, making his debut at the age of 17 and quickly earning the nickname babygol.[1] In 1967, he was the top scorer of the Paraguayan League, coming to the attention of Spanish side CD Málaga, who eventually signed Fleitas in 1968.At Real Madrid, Fleitas won the Copa del Rey in the 1969–70 season and one Spanish League title in 1971–72.[2] Fleitas was married to the daughter of Spanish actor Fernando Rey[1] and living in Madrid, where he died prematurely, at age 53, while alone in his apartment, from what appeared to be a stroke.[3] Real's former manager Vicente del Bosque characterized Fleitas as "a man beloved by everyone who lived around the club".
Spanish namesurnameAsunciónMadridStrikerClub LibertadMálagaReal MadridNîmesSevillaMarbellaParaguayfootballerCD MálagaCopa del ReySpanish League1971 European Cup Winners' Cup FinalChelseaParaguay national teamFernando ReyVicente del BosqueLa Liga