1986–87 UE Lleida season

Last updated April 08, 2021

Unió Esportiva Lleida is a Spanish Catalan football club based in Lleida, Spain. This is a complete list of appearances by members of the professional playing squad of UE Lleida during the 1986–87 season.

	Player	Pos	Lge Apps	Lge Gls	Cup Apps	Cup Gls	Tot Apps	Tot Gls	Date Signed	Previous Club
Goalkeepers
	Vicenç Amigó	GK	13	-	-	-	13	-	1982	Sabadell
	Rafael Arumí	GK	29	-	1	-	30	-	1986	Manacor
Defenders
	David Capdevila	DF	35	-	1	-	36	-	1985	Academy
	García	DF	1	-	-	-	1	-	1983	Academy
	Jesús Hernández	DF	8 (1)	-	-	-	8 (1)	-	1984	Academy
	Juanjo Lekumberri	DF	41	1	1	-	42	1	1982	Osasuna B
	Sergio Maza	DF	8 (7)	-	1	1	9 (7)	1	1986	Zaragoza B
	Ángel Oliva	DF	36 (1)	3	-	-	36 (1)	3	1981	Espanyol
	Miguel Rubio	DF	40	1	1	-	41	1	1982	Academy
Midfielders
	Dioni Domínguez	MF	4	-	0 (1)	-	4 (1)	-	1986	Osasuna
	Jesús Glaría	MF	37 (1)	5	1	-	38 (1)	5	1985	Logroñés
	César Luengo	MF	31 (10)	1	1	-	32 (10)	1	1985	Osasuna
	Antoni Palau	MF	39	4	0 (1)	-	39 (1)	4	1981	Academy
	Marcelino	MF	10 (4)	4	-	-	10 (4)	4	1986	Salamanca
	Ramón Planelles	MF	33 (1)	4	1	1	34 (1)	5	1986	Alzira
	Isidre Tarrés	MF	6 (17)	3	1	-	7 (17)	3	1986	Murcia
	Emili Vicente	MF	4 (5)	-	-	-	4 (5)	-	1986	Academy
Forwards
	Ignacio Alcelay	CF	35 (2)	16	-	-	35 (2)	16	1985	Sabadell
	Mariano Azcona	CF	33 (2)	16	1	-	34 (2)	16	1984	Osasuna
	Dani	CF	9 (11)	2	1	-	10 (11)	2	1986	Nàstic
	Espasa	CF	0 (4)	-	-	-	0 (4)	-	1985	Academy
	Gabi	CF	0 (1)	-	-	-	0 (1)	-	1986	Academy
	José Luis Sarabia	CF	10 (14)	11	-	-	10 (14)	11	1986	Bilbao Athletic

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