Javier Aguirre

Javier Aguirre was the hidden player on 23 October 2026, challenge #71 of Craque Oculto. The career has 10 club spells.

Career

ClubYears
Atlante1996–1996
Pachuca1998–2001
Atlético Osasuna2002–2006
Atlético de Madrid2006–2009
Real Zaragoza2010–2011
Espanyol2012–2014
Al-Wahda2015–2017
Leganés2019–2020
Monterrey2020–2022
Mallorca2022–2024

How the game reveals the career of Javier Aguirre

Every wrong guess reveals one spell of the career of Javier Aguirre, in the order it happened — 10 of them for the eight attempts of the challenge.

After wrong guess 1 comes Atlante (1996–1996), spell number 1 in the career of Javier Aguirre.

After wrong guess 2 comes Pachuca (1998–2001), spell number 2 in the career of Javier Aguirre.

After wrong guess 3 comes Atlético Osasuna (2002–2006), spell number 3 in the career of Javier Aguirre.

After wrong guess 4 comes Atlético de Madrid (2006–2009), spell number 4 in the career of Javier Aguirre.

After wrong guess 5 comes Real Zaragoza (2010–2011), spell number 5 in the career of Javier Aguirre.

After wrong guess 6 comes Espanyol (2012–2014), spell number 6 in the career of Javier Aguirre.

After wrong guess 7 comes Al-Wahda (2015–2017), spell number 7 in the career of Javier Aguirre.

The numbers of Javier Aguirre

The count of club matches of Javier Aguirre does not add up in the source, so it is not published: a number that cannot be checked does not become a number on the site.

Who else played for the clubs of Javier Aguirre

5 already-revealed players share a club with Javier Aguirre — and each one has a profile here:

Javier Aguirre in the album

Javier Aguirre belongs to Masters of the Bench, in the Fut Trivia album.

Trivia

A Mexican champion as a player and as a coach, he won two Gold Cups in charge of Mexico, in 2009 and 2025.

Where the data of Javier Aguirre comes from

The career and the data of Javier Aguirre come from Wikidata and Wikipedia, fetched by script on 19 August 2026:

Was the hidden player on 23 October 2026

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