Antonio Barragán
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A member of the Millennial generation, Antonio Barragán was born in 1987 in Pontedeume and went on to become a celebrated Athlete.
Spanish footballer
"One of Barragán's defining career moments was winning the UEFA European Under-19 Championship with Spain in 2006." — About Antonio Barragán
in 2006a talented squad that triumphed in Polanda Champions League qualifier at just 18at left-back or even as a defensive midfiLa Liga with Deportivo La Coruñamultiple prominent La Liga clubs
Born
Years in career20 years active
June 12th, 1987
Birthplace
Pontedeume
Known for
⭐ Athlete
Nationality
Spain
Height
182 cm (5'12") (average)
Generation
Millennial
Career
20 years
Region
Europe
How Antonio Barragán compares to other Athletes
🎂Antonio Barragán is 9 years younger than the average Athlete
📏6cm taller than the average Athlete
| Metric | Antonio Barragán | Avg Athlete | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Age | 38 | 47 | -9 yrs |
| Height | 182cm (5'12") | 176cm | +6cm |
| Career length | 20 yrs | ~35 yrs | -15 yrs |
| Based on 1874 Athlete profiles in our database | |||
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Facts about Antonio Barragán
Did you know?
Did you know that Antonio Barragán made his senior debut for Liverpool in a Champions League qualifier before even playing a Premier League game?
5 Lesser-known facts
- Barragán was part of Liverpool's squad under Rafa Benítez, making his debut in a Champions League qualifier at just 18.
- He won the UEFA European Under-19 Championship with Spain in 2006, alongside future stars like Juan Mata and Gerard Piqué.
- Despite being primarily a right-back, he occasionally filled in at left-back or even as a defensive midfielder.
- After his brief stint at Liverpool, he returned to Spain, quickly establishing himself in La Liga with Deportivo La Coruña.
- He holds the distinction of having played for multiple prominent La Liga clubs, including Valencia, Real Betis, and Elche.
Career highlight
One of Barragán's defining career moments was winning the UEFA European Under-19 Championship with Spain in 2006. He was a key defensive figure in a talented squad that triumphed in Poland, showcasing his early potential on the international stage.
Legacy
Barragán is remembered as a consistent and reliable right-back in La Liga, known for his defensive work rate and professional approach throughout a long career.