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Miguel de Andrés

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In thisSpanish name,the first or paternalsurnameisDe Andrésand the second or maternal family name isBarace.

Miguel de Andrés
Personal information
Full name Miguel de Andrés Barace
Date of birth (1957-10-08)8 October 1957(age 66)
Place of birth Ochagavía,Spain
Height 1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)
Position(s) Midfielder
Youth career
Berbinzana
1974–1975 Pamplona
1975–1976 Athletic Bilbao
Senior career*
Years Team Apps (Gls)
1976–1979 Bilbao Athletic 59 (3)
1978–1979 →Castellón(loan) 29 (1)
1979–1988 Athletic Bilbao 200 (9)
Total 288 (13)
International career
1975 Spain U18 4 (0)
1980 Spain U23 1 (0)
1979–1983 Spain amateur 7 (0)
1980–1981 Spain B 3 (0)
1984 Spain 2 (0)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Miguel de Andrés Barace(born 8 October 1957) is a Spanish formerfootballerwho played as amidfielder.

Club career

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Born inOchagavía – Otsagabia,Navarre,de Andrés joinedAthletic Bilbao's youth system,Lezama,in 1975, after reported interest from bothReal MadridandFC Barcelona.TheBasquespaid his previous club 400.000pesetas,having to spend an additional 5 million if the player made his debut with the first team.

De Andrés returned to hisalma materafter two years withthe reservesin the lower leagues and one season on loan toCD Castellónin theSegunda División,with the 21-year-old being awarded a chance in the main squad byHelmut Senekowitsch,formerly in charge of theAustria national side.[1]He made hisLa Ligadebut on 9 September 1979, in a 2–1 away defeat againstUD Salamanca.[2]

Early into the1980–81 campaign,theAustrianmanager was fired after a 7–1 loss at Real Madrid, but de Andrés kept his place in the starting XI.[3]He would eventually start in every league match he appeared for Athletic, although he rarely played in his preferred position,sweeper,being mostly deployed as adefensive midfielder;underJavier Clemente,he contributed 55 games and four goals as the team won back-to-back domestic leagues.[4][1]

On 9 February 1983, as Bilbaowent on to winthe first of its two leagues, de Andrés, who possessed a powerful shot with both legs, scored twice from long range in a 5–2 home win overRCD Españolduring a heavy snowfall at theSan Mamés Stadium.[5]The following year, he started in theCopa del Reyfinal as his team completedthe doubleafter the 1–0 win against Barcelona inMadrid,but was also one of six players suspended – the punishment was later lifted – after the battleground that followed the final whistle, the others beingPaco Clos,Diego Maradona,Migueli,Andoni GoikoetxeaandManuel Sarabia.[6][7]

1986–87,in which legendary playerJosé Ángel Iribarreplaced Clemente as head coach, was disastrous for de Andrés: he suffered an injury againstSporting de Gijónin the first matchday, going on to experience several relapses,[8]and was suspended by the club after refusing to appear in a cup match againstCD Logroñés;[9]reappearing against Real Madrid in the 31st round, as Bilbao struggled to avoid falling into the relegation group (the competition was, for the first and only time, divided into three groups after the regular season), hiskneewas shattered after opponentRicardo Gallegofell on it, and he never appeared for theLionsagain.[10]

Howard Kendallwas appointed Athletic Bilbao's manager in 1987, but de Andrés retired from football after one year in the sidelines aged 31, with 267 official appearances for Athletic (12 goals). Subsequently, he worked for them as ascout.[11]

International career

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De Andrés representedSpainat the1980 Summer OlympicsinMoscow,playing all the matches and minutes in an eventualgroup-stage exit(three draws). ManagerJosé Santamaríaused him in the defensive sector alongsideAgustín GajateofReal Sociedad.[12][13]

Even though he made the list of 40 for the1982 FIFA World Cupon home soil, with Santamaría again as coach, de Andrés did not make the final cut. AfterMiguel Muñozwas appointed and SpainqualifiedforUEFA Euro 1984,he made his full debut on 18 January 1984 in a 0–1friendlyloss withHungaryinCádiz;[14]three months later, he appeared ten minutes in the match withDenmark(2–1 inValencia),[15]but was overlooked for the final squad which eventually finished second in France.

Honours

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Athletic Bilbao

References

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  1. ^abArtetxe, José L. (12 November 2011)."Miguel de Andrés:" Al Athletic le di todo, hasta la pierna, pero me ha correspondido ""[Miguel de Andrés: "I gave everything to Athletic, even my leg, but they responded" ].Deia(in Spanish).Retrieved23 May2023.
  2. ^"2–1: Un gol dudoso premió el mejor fútbol salmantino"[2–1: Doubtful goal rewarded bestsalmantinofootball].Mundo Deportivo(in Spanish). 10 September 1979.Retrieved29 May2015.
  3. ^Relaño, Alfredo (25 April 2019)."Catástrofe del Athletic de Bilbao en el Santiago Bernabéu"[Athletic Bilbao catastrophe at the Santiago Bernabéu].Diario AS(in Spanish).Retrieved24 May2023.
  4. ^Altuna, Manex (13 November 2019)."Los años de la gabarra, una mirada al Athletic campeón"[The barge years, we look at champions Athletic].Naiz(in Spanish).Retrieved23 May2023.
  5. ^Guasch, Tomás (10 February 1983)."5–2: Merienda de" leones "bajo la nieve"[5–2: "Lions" have a snack under the snow].Mundo Deportivo(in Spanish).Retrieved29 May2015.
  6. ^abCastillo, J.J. (6 May 1984)."1–0: La mejor técnica no fue suficiente"[1–0: Better skills were not enough].Mundo Deportivo(in Spanish).Retrieved29 May2015.
  7. ^Goikoetxea, Igor (8 May 2009)."El inolvidable precedente de 1984 que acabó en batalla campal"[1984's unforgettable precedent which ended in a battlefield].El Mundo(in Spanish).Retrieved26 December2010.
  8. ^Castañeda, Eduardo (17 October 1986)."Iribar anuncia un" once "muy ofensivo"[Iribar announces quite attacking "eleven" ].Mundo Deportivo(in Spanish).Retrieved29 May2015.
  9. ^"El centrocampista De Andrés, apartado de la plantilla del Athlétic de Bilbao"[Midfielder De Andrés, ousted from Athletic de Bilbao squad].El País(in Spanish). 28 February 1987.Retrieved23 May2023.
  10. ^"Historias de San Mamés"[Stories from San Mamés].Diario AS(in Spanish). 29 April 2007.Retrieved23 May2023.
  11. ^Ruiz, Pako (26 April 2010).""Así descubrí a Llorente""[ "That was how i found Llorente" ].Deia(in Spanish).Retrieved23 May2023.
  12. ^García Candau, Julian (26 July 1980)."El fútbol, una vergüenza olímpica"[Football, olympic shame].El País(in Spanish).Retrieved23 May2023.
  13. ^Braña, Mario D. (28 April 2008)."El fútbol también es así"[Football is also like this].La Nueva España(in Spanish).Retrieved23 May2023.
  14. ^Calvo, Juan Antonio (19 January 1984)."Hungría no fue Malta"[Hungary were no Malta].Mundo Deportivo(in Spanish).Retrieved29 May2015.
  15. ^Díez Serrat, Javier (12 April 1984)."2–1: Sólo seis minutos de furia"[2–1: Only six minutes of fury].Mundo Deportivo(in Spanish).Retrieved23 May2023.
  16. ^Tejedor Carnicero, José Vicente."Spain 1982/83".RSSSF.Retrieved23 May2023.
  17. ^Tejedor Carnicero, José Vicente."Spain 1983/84".RSSSF.Retrieved23 May2023.
  18. ^Tejedor Carnicero, José Vicente; Torre, Raúl; Lozano Ferrer, Carles."Spain – List of Super Cup Finals".RSSSF.Retrieved29 May2015.
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