GUARDIOLA

JOSEP ‘PEP’ GUARDIOLA SALA

 Association Member

Date of birth

18/01/1971

Original of

Santpedor (Bages, Catalunya)

Seasons at the first team

1990 - 2001

Line up

Midfielder

Titles

6 League

4 Spanish Super Cup

3 Copa Generalitat

2 Copa del Rey

2 European Super Cup

1 European Cup

1 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup

479 matches
played

16 Goals

Known as "the child of Santpedor". He was captain in the last years of the Dream Team. The most successful coach in the Club's history with 14 titles in four seasons and the first to win all titles in a season with six in 2009. Once his time at the Club was over, he started a new stage in his career as coach of Bayern Munich and Manchester City. He has won numerous individual awards as a coach (here only those achieved as a player or team awards are mentioned).

Other functions: Coach of the first team (2008-2012) and FC Barcelona B (2007-2008)

12SEASONS	389Oficial matches	30437Minutes played	11Goals	107Yellow cards	9Red cards	90Unofficial matches	5Unofficial goals
1988-89	0	0	0	0	0	1	0
1990-91	6	413	0	2	0	1	0
1991-92	42	3222	0	10	1	8	3
1992-93	39	3092	1	8	1	4	0
1993-94	48	3825	0	13	2	15	0
1994-95	34	2470	2	11	1	17	0
1995-96	48	3801	2	13	1	14	0
1996-97	53	4514	1	16	0	8	1
1997-98	14	924	0	3	1	5	0
1998-99	26	2146	1	8	2	5	0
1999-00	42	3328	1	10	0	6	0
2000-01	37	2702	3	13	0	6	1

CAREER GUARDIOLA At FC Barcelona

MAJOR INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENTS

World Cup 1994
European Football Championship 2000
Olympic Games 1992 (gold)

CAREER

Gimnàstic de Manresa, FC Barcelona U14 (1984-1986)
FC Barcelona U19 (1986-1989)
FC Barcelona Amateur (1989-1990)
FC Barcelona B (1990-1991)
FC Barcelona (1991-2001)
Brescia (2001-2002)
Roma (2002-2003)
Al-Ahli (2003-2005)
Dgoldados (2005-2006)

Titles and individual awards

Bravo trophy 1992; Best Player of the Olympic Games 1992; European Football Championship best team 2000, Catalan of the Year 2009, Golden medal of Sports Merit (2010), Medal of Honor of the Catalan Parliament (2011)