Antonio de la Cruz

Antonio de la Cruz
Personal information
Full name	Jesús Antonio de la Cruz Gallego
Date of birth	(1947-05-07) 7 May 1947
Place of birth	León, Spain
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
	Júpiter Leonés
	Europa Delicias
	Real Valladolid
1970–1972	Granada	64	(0)
1972–1979	Barcelona	183	(6)
National team
1971	Spain U23	1	(0)
1972–1978	Spain	6	(0)
Teams managed
	Sabadell
1999	Yokohama Marinos
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

This name uses Spanish naming customs: the first or paternal family name is de la Cruz and the second or maternal family name is Gallego.

Jesús Antonio de la Cruz Gallego (born 7 May 1947 in León, Spain) is a former Spanish football player and manager.

Honours

FC Barcelona

External links

BDFutbol player profile
BDFutbol coach profile
National team data (Spanish)
Antonio de la Cruz at National-Football-Teams.com
Antonio de la Cruz – FIFA competition record

Spain squad – 1978 FIFA World Cup

1 Arconada 2 De la Cruz 3 Uría 4 Asensi 5 Migueli 6 Biosca 7 Dani 8 Juanito 9 Quini 10 Santillana 11 Cardeñosa 12 Guzmán 13 Miguel Ángel 14 Leal 15 Marañón 16 Olmo 17 Marcelino 18 Pirri (c) 19 Rexach 20 Cano 21 San José 22 Urruti Coach: Kubala

Antonio de la Cruz managerial positions

Yokohama F. Marinos – managers

Shimizu (1992–94) Solari (1995) Hayano (1995–96) Azkargorta (1997–98) De la Cruz (1999) Ardiles (2000–01) Shimojo (2001) Lazaroni (2001–02) Shimojo (2002) Okada (2003–06) Mizunuma (2006) Hayano (2007) Kuwahara (2008) Kokichi Kimura (2008–09) Kazushi Kimura (2010–11) Higuchi (2012–14) Mombaerts (2015–)

FC Barcelona – managers

Barrow (1917)
Greenwell (1917–23)
Spouncer (1923–24)
Poszony (1924)
Kirby (1924–26)
Domby (1926–27)
Forns (1927–29)
Bellamy (1929–31)
Greenwell (1931–33)
Domby (1933–34)
Plattkó (1934–35)
O'Connell (1935–40)
Planas (1940–41)
Guzmán (1941–42)
Nogués (1942–44)
Samitier (1944–47)
Fernández (1947–50)
Daučík (1950–54)
Puppo (1954–55)
Plattkó (1955–56)
Balmanya (1956–58)
Herrera (1958–60)
Broćić (1960–61)
Orizaola (1961)
Miró (1961)
Kubala (1961–63)
Gonzalvo (1963)
C.Rodríguez (1963–64)
Sasot (1964–65)
Olsen (1965–67)
Artigas (1967–69)
Seguer^c (1969)
Buckingham (1969–71)
Michels (1971–75)
Weisweiler (1975–76)
Ruiz^c (1976)
Michels (1976–78)
Muller (1978–79)
Rifé (1979–80)
Herrera (1980)
Kubala (1980)
Herrera (1980–81)
Lattek (1981–83)
Menotti (1983–84)
Venables (1984–87)
Aragonés (1987–88)
Cruijff (1988–91)
Rexach^c (1991)
Cruijff (1991–96)
Robson (1996–97)
Van Gaal (1997–2000)
Serra Ferrer (2000–01)
Rexach (2001–02)
Van Gaal (2002–03)
Antić (2003)
Rijkaard (2003–08)
Guardiola (2008–12)
Vilanova (2012–13)
Roura^c (2012–13)
Martino (2013–14)
Luis Enrique (2014–)

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