Xavi Aguado

He spent 13 years with Real Zaragoza – 12 in La Liga – appearing in nearly 500 official matches and winning three major titles.After two seasons at neighbours CE Sabadell FC in the Segunda División, he joined Real Zaragoza of La Liga for the 1990–91 campaign, quickly establishing as first choice whilst displaying aerial ability and leadership alike; he would be named captain early on.[5] From 1997 to 1999, Aguado scored a total of nine league goals, including a brace in a 2–2 home draw against SD Compostela on 28 September 1997.[6] However, during his 13-year career at the Aragonese, he also had a poor disciplinary record, collecting in the league alone 109 yellow cards and being sent off 18 times, the latter being an all-time worst in the competition[7][8] until both he and Pablo Alfaro were surpassed by Sergio Ramos in 2017.[9] After Zaragoza's top-flight relegation in 2001–02, Aguado retired from professional football (he was still with the squad the following season, but made no appearances whatsoever) after 473 competitive games with the same club.
BadalonaCentre-backSabadellZaragozafootballercentral defenderReal ZaragozaLa LigaBarcelonaCataloniaCF BadalonabasketballCE Sabadell FCSegunda División1990–91 campaigncaptainArsenalthe final1994–95 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup2001 Copa del Rey FinalRC Celta de VigoSevilleSD CompostelaAragoneseyellow cardssent offPablo AlfaroSergio Ramos2001–02the following seasonCopa del Rey1993–942000–01UEFA Cup Winners' Cup1994–95El Periódico de AragónHeraldo de AragónMundo DeportivoDiario AS