Antonio León Amador

Antonio León Amador, better known as Leoncito (30 August 1909 – 11 March 1995) was a Spanish professional association football player. He was born in Sevilla. Amador spent his career playing as a midfielder. The most significant part of his career was playing for Real Madrid C.F. in over 100 matches, in which he scored nine times.

Clubs

Club	Country	Period
CD Leonesa	Spain	1928–1930
Real Madrid C.F.	Spain	1930–1936
Sevilla FC	Spain	1939–1940
Real Madrid C.F.	Spain	1940–1942
Real Valladolid	Spain	1942–1944

International selection

He played in two matches for the Spanish national football team in 1931.

References

Recreativo de Huelva – managers

Pérez Arroyo (1939–40)
Artega (1940–41)
Plattkó (1943–44)
Graiño (1944–45)
Bracero (1945–47)
Marquínez (1947)
N. Sánchez (1947–48)
Aranda (1948–49)
Nico (1949–50)
Riera (1950–51)
Villalonga (1951–52)
Leoncito (1952–53)
Valera (1953–55)
Aranda (1955)
Liz (1955–56)
Ruiz Cambra (1956–58)
Valera (1958)
Bracero (1958–59)
Trinchant (1959–60)
Ochoa (1960)
Antúnez (1960–63)
Aretio (1963–64)
Riera (1964)
Cobo (1964–66)
Benavente (1966–67)
Antúnez (1967–68)
Alés (1968–70)
Antúnez (1970–71)
V. Caño (1971–72)
Valera (1972)
Barrios (1972)
Alés (1972–74)
Martín (1974–75)
Eguiluz (1975)
Poli (1975)
Santos (1975–76)
Ríos (1976–79)
Domingo (1979)
Rosado (1979)
Naya (1979–80)
Olsen (1980–81)
Aranguren (1981–84)
Touriño (1984–85)
Espárrago (1985–87)
Cardo (1987–88)
Fuertes (1988–89)
Peguero (1989)
Rubio (1989–90)
Peguero (1990)
Del Sol (1990)
Rivera (1990)
Isabelo (1990)
Peguero (1991)
Fuertes (1991–92)
Rosado (1992)
Villanova (1992–96)
Caparrós (1996–99)
Del Barrio (1999–2000)
Peguero (2000)
Alcaraz (2000–03)
Herrera (2003)
Krešić (2003–04)
Q. Hernández (2004–05)
Marcelino (2005–07)
V. Muñoz (2007–08)
Zambrano (2008)
Alcaraz (2008–09)
J. López (2009)
Agné (2009–10)
Alfaro (2010)
Carlos Ríos (2010–11)
Cervera (2011–12)
Juanma (2012)
Barjuán (2012–14)
Oltra (2014–15)
Pavón (2015)
Dominguez (2015)
Ceballos (2015–)

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