List of Athletic Bilbao players

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Joseba Etxeberria has the most career appearances and goals among Athletic players in the last 30 years. Etxebe.jpg
Joseba Etxeberria has the most career appearances and goals among Athletic players in the last 30 years.

Athletic Bilbao is an association football club based in Bilbao, in Biscay in the Basque Country of Spain. The club was a founder member of the Spanish league, better known as La Liga, in 1928, and has won the league championship eight times. As of 2012, Athletic has played for 82 years in the Primera División, the top tier of Spanish football, and is one of only three clubs, the others being Real Madrid and Barcelona, never to have been relegated from La Liga. [1]

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The club is known for its policy of recruiting only players from the greater Basque Country, a region which includes Labourd, Soule and Lower Navarre in France as well as the Spanish provinces of Biscay, Guipúzcoa, Álava and Navarre. This policy, which for many years applied both to signings from other clubs and to youngsters admitted to the club's academy, has in recent years become more flexible, so that players whose career developed in the youth system of other clubs in the region are now acceptable, irrespective of their country of birth. [2] [3] [4]

Athletic won the Copa del Rey three times between 1914 and 1916. The team of that period included the prolific goalscorer Rafael "Pichichi" Moreno; he scored the first goal in the San Mamés Stadium on 21 August 1913, scored a hat-trick in the 1915 Copa del Rey final, and his 89 games for the club produced a total of 78 goals. [5] [6] Since 1953, the top scorer in La Liga each season has been awarded the Pichichi Trophy, named in his honour. [7]

On 29 September 1940, Telmo Zarra played his first league match for the club. During his time at Athletic, he won six Pichichi awards, a league record, and helped the club achieve a league championship and five Copa del Rey trophies. He retired in 1955, having played 352 matches and scored 333 goals. [8] [9] Joseba Etxeberria, who joined Athletic from Real Sociedad in 1995 for a record transfer fee of 3 million, [10] is the player with the most appearances for the club in the last 30 years. He signed a one-year extension to his contract in 2009 in which he agreed to play the 2009–10 season unpaid in the hope of reaching 500 games before he retired; [11] he finished the season (and his professional career) on 514.

Players

Jose Angel Iribar is the Athletic player with the most career appearances. Iribar (Athletic).jpg
José Ángel Iribar is the Athletic player with the most career appearances.

Appearance and goal totals include matches in La Liga, Copa del Rey, Supercopa de España, UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League and regional competitions. [NB2] Substitute appearances are included. Table is initially sorted in descending order of appearances and includes all Athletic players who have made 100 appearances or more.

Key

* Club record holder
Name in italics Currently playing for Athletic
BoldRecord goals or appearances (all competitions)
NamePos.
[NB1]
Athletic Bilbao career League
App.
League
Goals
Cup
App.
Cup
Goals
Euro [lower-alpha 1]
App.
Euro
Goals
Other [lower-alpha 2] [lower-alpha 3]
App.
Other
Goals
Total
App.
Total
Goals
NotesRefs
José Ángel Iribar * GK 1962–19804660930550006140 [A] [1 Zamora] [12]
Iker Muniain FW 2009–202443456651061104056076 [13]
Txetxu Rojo FW 1965–19824144787164040054167 [14]
Joseba Etxeberria FW 1995–201044587411026620514103 [15]
Andoni Iraola DF 2003–2015406335624632051038 [16]
Markel Susaeta MF 2007–20193793850675123050756 [17]
Óscar de Marcos DF 2009–381244636587249937 [18]
Agustín Gaínza FW 1940–195938011799308120489148 [19]
José María Orúe DF 1950–1951
1952–1968
3911740180004831 [20]
Aitor Larrazábal DF 1990–2004390393731810044543 [21]
Canito DF 1948–1963354476181204406 [22]
Julen Guerrero MF 1992–20063721014111174430116 [23]
Estanislao Argote FW 1977–19903326369121819042876 [24]
Ismael Urzaiz FW 1996–2007367115341218100419128 [25]
Aritz Aduriz FW 2002–2003
2006–2008
2012–2020
3161184116483424407172 [26]
José Panizo MF 1938–1955326136793671412173 [27]
Carmelo Cedrún GK 1950–1964334062080004040 [28]
Dani FW 1974–19863031476837251174403199 [29]
Josu Urrutia MF 1987–2003348103911400040111 [30]
Mikel San José DF 2009–2020304273935361139737 [31]
Fidel Uriarte FW 1962–197429690652033900394119 [32]
Carlos Gurpegui MF 2002–2016313183713934039322 [33]
Gorka Iraizoz GK 2007–20173150280450403920 [34]
Iñaki Williams FW 2014–3086340133072138284 [35]
Manuel Sarabia FW 1976–1977
1978–1988
28484722817394382119 [36]
Andoni Goikoetxea DF 1974–1987277356582314036944 [37]
Antón Arieta FW 1964–19742656262153650036382 [38]
Ángel María Villar MF 1971–198129184722410036211 [39]
Genar Andrinúa DF 1983–1985
1986–1997
304163921231035621 [40]
Zarra * FW 1940–1955277252748135354338 [B] [6 Pichichi] [8]
Francisco Yeste MF 1998–2010302503261930035359 [41]
José Artetxe FW 1950–196527610765248610350137 [42]
Koldo Etxeberria DF 1961–19722591543331003465 [43]
Santiago Urquiaga DF 1978–19872553642182803457 [44]
Raúl García MF 2015–2726434102874233883 [45]
Iñaki Sáez DF 1962–19742637501240003378 [46]
Agustín Gisasola DF 1970–1983258175642000033421 [47]
Fernando Llorente FW 2005–2013262833516351610333115 [48]
José Gallego MF 1979–1980
1981–1991
2591441121110133117 [49]
Bittor Alkiza MF 1994–200328782521600032810 [50]
Rafael Iriondo FW 1940–195325780653392331115 [51]
Mikel Balenziaga DF 2008–2009
2013–2023
2461330360603211 [52]
Ander Iturraspe MF 2008–20192323330540103203 [53]
Jesús Aranguren DF 1962–19752474440280003194 [54]
Pablo Orbaiz MF 2000–2011263103931402031813 [55]
José Argoitia FW 1960–19722315253132630031068 [56]
Koldo Agirre FW 1957–19702314456151740030463 [57]
Patxi Salinas DF 1982–199223974438011130211 [58]
Eneko Arieta FW 1951–19662441284630104300162 [59]
Jesús Garay DF 1950–19602367503802029610 [60]
Mauri FW 1953–1964245594113800029472 [61]
Rafael Alkorta DF 1987–1993
1997–2002
2636210100002946 [62]
José Ángel Ziganda FW 1991–1998255772710940029191 [63]
Iñigo Larrainzar DF 1993–2003251630081002897 [64]
Ismael Urtubi MF 1980–1981
1982–1992
2102845814110027937 [65]
José Larrauri DF 1965–197420005302402770 [66]
Carlos FW 1970–198121381443219500276118 [1 Pichichi] [67]
Nando DF 1941–19522136600302766 [68]
Ander Garitano MF 1987–199623435337800027542 [69]
Miguel de Andrés MF 1979–198819895021218026812 [70]
Raimundo Lezama GK 1941–1957197064000302640 [1 Zamora] [71]
Carlos García DF 1992–2003226212741100026425 [72]
Santiago Ezquerro FW 1998–2005222452371550026057 [73]
Javi González MF 1997–2007220921113225412 [74]
Fernando Amorebieta DF 2005–20131953281310002544 [75]
José Núñez DF 1971–1976
1978–1986
17725101301102522 [76]
Jesús María Lacruz DF 1997–200622412200700025112 [77]
Javi Martínez MF 2006–2012201222522520025126 [78]
Manuel Etura DF 1953–1966205235170002473 [79]
Txema Noriega FW 1979–198718341391112311124556 [80]
Beñat MF 2006–2007
2013–2020
18262323532024211 [81]
Andoni Zubizarreta GK 1981–198616904601401602390 [82]
José Maguregi DF 1952–196119835326700023741 [83]
Luis de la Fuente DF 1980–1987
1991–1993
16824211301122345 [84]
Roberto Bertol MF 1939–19501870440402710 [85]
Iñigo Liceranzu DF 1981–1988169174111506023118 [86]
Tiko MF 1999–200819821275500023026 [87]
José Lasa MF 1972–1978177192722020022423 [88]
Ricardo Mendiguren FW 1986–199719322211900022323 [89]
Aymeric Laporte DF 2012–201816172023912022210 [90]
Daniel Astrain DF 1971–19791823260141002224 [91]
Isaac Oceja DF 1933–19481861340602261 [92]
Ignacio Uribe FW 1953–1963174573595221468 [93]
Andoni Lakabeg DF 1988–1995192315050002123 [94]
Iñigo Lekue DF 2015–1583230251302094
Venancio FW 1944–1947
1948–1955
1677039212020893 [95]
Yeray DF 2016–1692230120312073
Gaizka Toquero FW 2008–2015156202032912020724 [96]
Javier Escalza DF 1973–19801620261180002061 [97]
Fernando Tirapu DF 1977–1983151345181002045 [98]
Óscar Vales DF 1993–1997
1999–2005
178123031002042 [99]
Aitor Karanka DF 1993–1998
2002–2006
182413070002024 [100]
Juanjo Valencia GK 1992–1999172017060001950
Ibai FW 2010–2016
2019–2021
145132212340019318
Dani Aranzubia GK 1999–2008162023040001890
Manolín MF 1949–19551607271201898
Luis Fernando MF 1984–1992157322071201884
Ernesto Valverde FW 1990–199617043176100018849
Félix Marcaida FW 1952–19631496930108418783
Guillermo Gorostiza * FW 1929–1936
1939–1940
140110473700187147 [2 Pichichi*] [101]
José Iraragorri FW 1929–1936
1946–1949
14194462500187119 [102]
José Ángel Rojo MF 1970–197714383031310018612
Iñigo Martínez DF 2018–20231526212401778
Miguel Ángel Sola MF 1980–1985125153765210117724
Mikel Vesga MF 2016–2018
2019–
136628180401767
Dani García MF 2018–1490230401760
Mikel Rico MF 2013–2019126101833111017614
Igor Gabilondo MF 2006–201214719174912017524
José Muguerza DF 1928–19361291452001743 [103]
Vicente Biurrun GK 1986–1990151014080001730
Javier Irureta MF 1975–1980136221641830017029
Patxi Ferreira DF 1984–1989
1997–2000
143131411101016914
Roberto MF 1928–1936118104750016515 [104]
Endika FW 1980–1987113153661015116423
Felipe MF 1995–2006138323020001633
José María Igartua DF 1968–1975118133021510016316
Yuri DF 2018–13472642016211
Gregorio Blasco * GK 1926–19361130470001600 [3 Zamora*] [105]
Unai Simón GK 2018–1430120401590
Francisco Celaya DF 1941–19511170420001590
Ander Murillo DF 2001–2009132118070001571
Bata FW 1929–1936118108383400156142 [1 Pichichi] [106]
Luis Prieto DF 2002–2008134611080001536
Lafuente FW 1925–1934962457160015340 [107]
Iñaki Lafuente GK 1999–20091280170601510
Juan María Zorriqueta DF 1958–1970116122341200015116
Ander Herrera MF 2011–2014
2022–
11172021720014811
Eduardo Estíbariz DF 1988–1997125221020001482
Asier del Horno DF 2000–2005
2007–2008
12413152830014718
David López MF 2007–201211812163911014416
Imanol Etxeberria GK 1995–2001120080120001400
Xabi Etxeita DF 2008–2010
2013–2018
894193301201408
Francisco Gárate FW 1935–19461054425105113555
Félix Zubiaga DF 1964–197510618213500013221
Xabier Eskurza MF 1989–1994114716100001308
Álex Berenguer MF 2020–106151854012820
Chirri II FW 1927–1935903138110012842
José María Amorrortu FW 1973–19789971221610012710
Serafín Areta DF 1949–1957111416000001274
Victor Unamuno FW 1928–1933
1939–1942
867230206512297
Isidoro Urra MF 1935–19469692103112010
Iago Herrerín GK 2013–2016
2017–2021
560260370001190
Aitor Ocio DF 2001–2003
2007–2012
95217060101192
Óscar Tabuenka DF 1990–199898617130001187
Oihan Sancet MF 2019–104191302011919
José Alexanko DF 1976–1980918150100001168
Iñaki Churruca FW 1976–198085191751320011526
Unai Nuñez DF 2017–202299212130201163
Ander Capa DF 2018–2023965140201125
Ion Andoni Goikoetxea MF 1994–199892114060001121
José Maria Castellanos DF 1928–1934790330001120
Pedro Uralde FW 1987–19909634103440011041
José Ramón Betzuen DF 1966–1973795210102001107
Juan Garizurieta MF 1927–1934743350001093
Hermenegildo Elices FW 1933–1936
1939–1944
772626116810945
Juan José Mieza DF 1935–1946
1940–1946
770260601090
Julio Salinas FW 1982–198668132511448110529
Jon Aurtenetxe DF 2009–2013
2014–2015
722151182001055
Armando Merodio FW 1955–19638835101630010439
Ustaritz DF 2005–201185112040201031
Asier Villalibre FW 2016–2017
2019–
849153202110313
Javi Luke FW 1990–19958212196000010118
Luis María Zugazaga DF 1964–1971630230150001010
Higinio Ortúzar MF 1939–1943700240601000

Club captains

Listed below are all the captains of Athletic Bilbao since football became professional in Spain with the introduction of La Liga in 1929.[ citation needed ]

PeriodCaptainPositionOne Club Man
1929–1934 Lafuente FW
1934–1936 José Iraragorri FW
1939–1942 Victorio Unamuno FW
1942–1948 Isaac Oceja DF
1948–1950 Roberto Bertol MF Accept.svg
1950–1955 José Luis Panizo FW
1955–1959 Agustín Gainza FW Accept.svg
1959–1963 Canito DF
1963–1965 José Luis Artetxe FW Accept.svg
1965–1968 José Orúe DF
1968–1969 Koldo Aguirre MF
1969–1972 Koldo Etxeberria DF
1972–1974 Iñaki Sáez DF
1974–1980 José Ángel Iribar GK
1980–1982 Txetxu Rojo FW Accept.svg
1982–1986 Dani FW
1986–1987 Andoni Goikoetxea DF
1987–1988 Manuel Sarabia FW
1988–1990 Estanislao Argote FW Accept.svg
1990–1991 Txetxu Gallego MF
1991–1992 Ismael Urtubi MF
1992–1995 Genar Andrinua DF
1995–2006 Julen Guerrero MF Accept.svg
2006–2010 Joseba Etxeberria FW
2010–2011 Pablo Orbaiz MF
2011–2016 Carlos Gurpegi MF Accept.svg
2016–2017 Gorka Iraizoz GK
2017–2019 Markel Susaeta MF
2019–2024 Iker Muniain FW
2024–... Óscar de Marcos DF

Note: Accept.svg One club man; played for the club throughout his professional career.

Notes

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