Jesús Navas

Jesús Navas, born on November twenty-first, nineteen eighty-five, is a distinguished Spanish former professional footballer renowned for his versatility as a right-back and right winger. His football journey is most notably tied to Sevilla FC, where he dedicated the majority of his career, amassing an impressive collection of eight major titles. Among these triumphs are four UEFA Cups, now known as the Europa League, and two Copas del Rey, showcasing his significant contributions to the club's success.

In two thousand thirteen, Navas made a pivotal move to Manchester City, where he played a crucial role in securing the Premier League title for the two thousand thirteen to fourteen season. However, his heart remained with Sevilla, leading him to rejoin the club in two thousand seventeen. During his second stint, he etched his name in the club's history by becoming the record holder for the most competitive appearances, totaling seven hundred and five.

On the international stage, Navas represented Spain from two thousand nine to two thousand twenty-four, earning fifty-six caps and scoring five goals. His international career was marked by remarkable achievements, including being part of the squad that lifted the FIFA World Cup in two thousand ten, as well as winning two European Championships and the UEFA Nations League in the two thousand twenty-two to twenty-three season.