Malaga Club details

Also known as

Malaga

Ground

La Rosaleda

CAPACITY 45,000
LENGTH N/A
WIDTH N/A

Manager

Juan Ramon Lopez Muniz

TEAM	GAMES	WON	LOST	DRAWN
Malaga	19	11	6	2
Levante	74	30	21	23
Alcorcon	43	18	15	10

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Website	www.malagacf.es

Current Squad

NA Cenk Gonen (G)
1 Munir (G)
13 Andres (G)
25 Pawel Kieszek (G)
33 Kellyan Garcia (G)
NA Alberto Lopez (D)
3 Diego Gonzalez (D)
4 Luis Hernandez (D)
5 Pau Francisco Torres (D)
7 Juan Carlos (D)
12 Cifuentes (D)
15 Federico Ricca (D)
18 David Lomban (D)
23 Miguel Torres (D)
27 Alejandro Robles (D)
29 Ivan Rodriguez (D)
29 Ian Pino (D)
32 Abdelkabir Abqar (D)
NA Javier Ontiveros Parra (M)
6 Mehdi Lacen (M)
8 Adrian Gonzalez (M)
10 Juan Pablo Anor (M)
11 Gonzalo Castro (M)
14 Badr Boulahroud (M)
19 Emanuel Cecchini (M)
20 Sead Haksabanovic (M)
21 Alfred N'Diaye (M)
31 Jose Carlos (M)
34 Ivan Jaime (M)
35 Keidi Bare (M)
9 Gustavo Blanco (F)
11 Renato Santos (F)
19 Hector Hernandez (F)
22 Dani Pacheco (F)
24 Mahamadou Kone (F)
28 Alejandro Mula (F)
30 Jack Harper (F)
31 Hicham Boussefiane (F)
38 Juan Cruz (F)
39 Kuki Zalazar (F)

Malaga in Spanish Segunda Division

		P	W	D	L	GD	Pts
1	Malaga	18	11	2	5	+9	35
2	Granada	17	10	4	3	+13	34
3	Alcorcon	17	10	3	4	+11	33
4	Deportivo	17	8	8	1	+16	32
5	Albacete	17	8	7	2	+10	31

Players loaned in

5Pau Francisco Torres (D) from Villarreal
20Sead Haksabanovic (M) from West Ham U21
21Alfred N'Diaye (M) from Villarreal
9Gustavo Blanco (F) from Shakhtar
19Hector Hernandez (F) from Albacete
24Mahamadou Kone (F) from Leganes

Players loaned out

Mikel Villanueva (D) to Reus Deportiu
Roberto Rosales (D) to Espanyol
Luis Munoz (D) to Cordoba
Adnane Tighadouini (M) to Esbjerg
Esteban Rolon (M) to Genoa
Jony (M) to Alaves
Keko (M) to Valladolid
Michael Santos (F) to Leganes

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