Voro
π₯ TrendingVoro is one of the most recognized Spanish Athletes of the Baby Boomer generation.
Spanish footballer
"Voro's most defining career moment was his decade-long tenure as a steadfast defender for Valencia CF, which earned him nine caps for the Spain national team and a call-up to the UEFA Euro 1996 squad." β About Voro
| Metric | Voro | Avg Athlete | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Age | 62 | 47 | +15 yrs |
| Height | 182cm (5'12") | 176cm | +6cm |
| Career length | 44 yrs | ~35 yrs | +9 yrs |
| Based on 1874 Athlete profiles in our database | |||
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Facts about Voro
Did you know that Voro's managerial career is primarily defined by his unique role as Valencia CF's 'fireman', consistently taking charge during moments of crisis?
- Voro earned 9 caps for the Spain national team, participating in UEFA Euro 1996 held in England.
- He holds the record for the most interim manager stints at Valencia CF, stepping in eight separate times.
- His playing career for Valencia CF spanned a decade (1984-1994), making over 200 league appearances.
- Voro was part of the 'Super Depor' squad at Deportivo La CoruΓ±a, winning the Copa del Rey in 1995.
- After retiring, he held various non-playing roles at Valencia CF, including team delegate and sports director.
Voro's most defining career moment was his decade-long tenure as a steadfast defender for Valencia CF, which earned him nine caps for the Spain national team and a call-up to the UEFA Euro 1996 squad. His consistent performances cemented his status as a club icon.
Voro is remembered as a true Valencia CF legend, embodying unwavering loyalty both as a dedicated player and as the club's trusted 'fireman' manager, always stepping up in difficult times. His deep connection to the club is his lasting impact.