Pedro María Zabalza

Pedro Zabalza
Personal information
Full name	Pedro María Zabalza Inda
Date of birth	(1944-04-13) 13 April 1944
Place of birth	Pamplona, Spain
Height	1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)
Playing position	Midfielder
Youth career
	Osasuna
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1964–1967	Osasuna	64	(17)
1967–1973	Barcelona	149	(10)
1973–1976	Athletic Bilbao	57	(2)
1976–1977	Osasuna
National team
1968–1969	Spain	7	(0)
Teams managed
1986–1993	Osasuna
1995	Rayo Vallecano
1996–1997	Osasuna
* 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 Zabalza and the second or maternal family name is Inda.

Pedro María Zabalza (born 13 April 1944) is a former Spanish football player. He has played for Spain national team.^[1]

References

↑ Benjamin Strack-Zimmermann. "Pedro Pedro Mari Zabalza | National Football Teams". national-football-teams.com. Retrieved 2014-03-10.

Pedro María Zabalza – Managerial positions

CA Osasuna – managers

Rasero y Navaz (1920–24)
Gerbart (1924–25)
Harris (1925–28)
Sagaseta (1928–30)
Pagazaurtundúa (1930–31)
Muguiro (1931–33)
Urdíroz (1933–36)
Bienzobas (1936–37)
Peña (1939–40)
Urrizalqui (1940–41)
Juanín (1941–4X)
Urrizalqui (194X–43)
Urdíroz (1943–44)
Goiburu (1944–45)
Urrizalqui (1945)
Florenza (1945–46)
Labarta (1946–48)
Peña (1948)
González Rizo (1948–50)
Vienzobas (1950–52)
Arnanz (1952–54)
Albéniz (1955–57)
Barinaga (1957–59)
Eizaguirre (1959–60)
Gual (1960–62)
Orizaola (1962–63)
Albéniz (1963)
Gual (1963–65)
Aranaz (1965)
Blanco (1965–66)
de Andoin (1966)
Blanco (1966)
Martialay (1966–67)
Blanco (1967–68)
Benavente (1968)
Ochoa (1968–70)
Andonegui (1970)
Blanco (1970)
Goñi Romero (1970)
Albéniz (1970–71)
Eguiluz (1971–72)
Blanco (1972)
Mora (1972–73)
Blanco (1973)
Barrios (1973–74)
Ciaurriz (1974–76)
Alzate (1976)
Pachín (1976–77)
Verdugo (1977–79)
Petković (1979)
Alzate (1979–83)
Brzić (1983–86)
Zabalza (1986–93)
Martín (1993–94)
Rojo (1994)
Los Arcos (1994–95)
Paquito (1995–96)
Benítez (1996)
Zabalza (1996–97)
Sola (1997)
Martín (1997–99)
Lotina (1999–2002)
Aguirre (2002–06)
Ziganda (2006–08)
Camacho (2008–11)
Mendilibar (2011–13)
Gracia (2013–14)
Urban (2014–15)
Mateo (2015)
Martín (2015–)

Rayo Vallecano – managers

Manchado (1958)
Taioli (1958–59)
Herrera (1959)
Colón (1959–60)
Aparicio (1960)
Cobo (1960)^c
L. Martín (1960–61)
Cobo (1961)
Herrero (1961–64)
Eguiluz (1964–67)
Olmedo (1967–69)
Peñalva (1969–71)
Orizaola (1971–72)
Martín Vences (1972–73)
Olmedo (1973–74)
Núñez (1974–75)
Di Stéfano (1975–76)
Olmedo (1976)
García Verdugo (1976–77)
Núñez (1977–78)
González (1978–79)
Núñez (1979–80)
Felines (1980)^c
R. Iriondo (1980)
González (1980–81)
Peñalva (1981–82)
Juanjo (1982–83)
Hernández (1983)
Chufi (1983)^c
Ruiz (1983–84)
Núñez (1984–87)
Felines (1987–90)
Peñalva (1990)^c
Cruz (1990)
Ríos (1990–92)
Camacho (1992–93)
Felines (1993)
Zambrano (1993–94)
Vidal (1994)
Baena (1994)^c
Paquito (1994–95)
Zabalza (1995)
Baena (1995)^c
Marcos (1995–96)
Zambrano (1996)
Paquito (1996–97)
Zambrano (1997)
Hernández (1997)
Ortuondo (1997–98)
Hernández (1998)
Ortuondo (1998)
Ramos (1998–2001)
Goikoetxea (2001)
Manzano (2001–02)
Vázquez (2002–03)
J. L. Martín (2003)^c
Benítez (2003)
A. Iriondo (2003)
Lopetegui (2003)
J. L. Martín (2003)^c
D'Alessandro (2003–04)
Rojo (2004)
Orúe (2004–05)
Míchel (2005–06)
Mel (2006–10)
Miñambres (2010)
Sandoval (2010–12)
Paco (2012–)

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