The best goalkeepers in the history of Sevilla

Last update November 9, 2023 by colgadosporelfutbol

Who are they the best goalkeepers in the history of Sevilla? She is ready, It will surely be in the heads of many of the fans of the Nervión club that as is obvious, they will have their own on their heads. One thing is clear, choose a list of a club where so many good goalkeepers have passed, such as Sevilla, it is certainly a difficult task. We are going to do our particular historical review.

The best goalkeepers in the history of Sevilla

Andrés Palop

The Valencian goal arrived in 2005 without many expectations, it was already signed with 32 years after playing on loan at Villarreal and in a Valencia where Cañizares covered his position. But the one from L´Alcudia de Carlet arrived, he saw and won and of course he became a sevillista legend. In the goalkeeper of the beginning of the greatest time of glory in the history of the club. Won 2 UEFAS in which he was the protagonist, especially in the second where Palop scored a goal in injury time against Shaktar Donest that in the end gave the title to Sevilla. Total 292 parties and 6 titles for what is for many, Sevilla's best goalkeeper in history.

'Superpaco'

Francisco Ruiz Brenes, better known as 'Superpaco' by Sevilla fans. A history of the Seville club that played 255 matches between first, Monday, cup and other competitions as Sevilla goalkeeper and was 18 times summoned by the Spanish team. He was defending the goal of Nervión between 1972 Y 1984. One of the best goalkeepers in the history of Sevilla.

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Superpaco, one of the best goalkeepers to have defended Sevilla's goal. PHOTO: ABC de Sevilla

Jose Maria Busto

Born in Portugalete, far from Seville, Bust was one of the best goalkeepers in the history of Sevilla. , Came in season 1942-43 from Baracaldo Altos Hornos and remained during 17 seasons in the white club defending the team's starting goal. It is therefore, that until now, Busto is the goalkeeper who has defended the sevillista framework where he was for the longest 2 times Zamora of First Division. He played the European Cup with the Nervión club after winning the League of the season 1945-1946. He was also the substitute for Ramallets in the Spanish team. Died in May 2012 to the 87 years.

Salvador Mut

Valencian as Palop, he was 8 seasons in Seville, between 1959 Y 1967 disputing a total of 138 matches and leaving some memorable performances like at the Bernabéu. Then he returned to his city, Valencia, to play for Levante where his career ended.

Juan Carlos Unzue

The Navarrese goalkeeper was Sevilla's goalkeeper in the early years of the 90. He played a total of 257 official matches where nobody coughed up the ownership between 1990 when he arrived from Barça and 1997 when he left the club. Later, he began his coaching career, which was suddenly cut short when it was detected that he had ALS disease..

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Unzué, one of the mythical goalkeepers in Seville's history. PHOTO: ABC

Rodri

Formed in the sevillista quarry, jumped to the first team in the season 1964/65 with only 18 years and played 228 official matches as a Sevilla player, becoming the goalkeeper from the quarry that has played the most matches with the entity's main team.

Rinat Dassaev

In 1990 Sevilla gave the bell by signing Rinat Dassaev, the best goalkeeper in the world at that time. He was so lonely 2 years as a sevillista until the arrival of Iván Xamorano and the norm of the 4 foreigners left it out. Juice 68 matches and later was the club's goalkeeping coach.

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Dassaev upon arrival to Sevilla (Brand)

 

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