[{"team":{"id":49892,"name":"CA Osasuna","short_name":"Osasuna","tla_name":"OSA","type":"club","gender":"male","status":"active","official_name":"Club Atlético Osasuna","founded":1920,"colors":"Red,Navy Blue","nicknames":"Los Rojillos","createdAt":"2024-11-05T10:21:43.860Z","updatedAt":"2025-08-11T21:44:57.779Z","website":"http://www.osasuna.es","address":"Calle del Sadar, s/n","address_city":"Pamplona","address_zip":"31006","locale":"en","stb_id":"ca-osasuna","tier":null,"description":null,"top_position":null,"history_and_foundation":"## What is known about Osasuna club\n\n**\"Osasuna\"** is **football in its purest form**. Founded in **1920**, the club from **Pamplona** has never been big, never won **La Liga**, never invited superstars. But he has what is **more important** – **character**.\n\nHere they **never give up**, never fear favorites, **never change their philosophy**. This is a team that can create a sensation even when everyone considers it an **underdog**.\n\n> \"Osasuna is proof that heart can be stronger than money in football.\"","sporting_achievements":"## History of Osasun\n\nIt is part of **Basque football culture**. The name of the team translates from **Basque** as **\"health\" or \"strength\"** and it best reflects its **spirit**. When in **1920** a group of enthusiasts in **Pamplon** decided to create a football club, they had no idea that a hundred years later it would become a **symbol of struggle and indomitability**.\n\n**Osasuna** spent the first decades** in **regional leagues**. The club first entered **Primera** in **1935**, but then stayed for a short time. **The real breakthrough** happened in the **80s**: the team not only returned to the elite, but also began to gradually **establish itself among the middle class**.\n\n**The main moment** in the modern history of the club is the **2006/07** season. Then **Osasuna** finished **fourth in La Liga** and made it to the **Champions League**, although they lost to **\"Hamburg\"** in the qualifying round. In the same season, the club reached the **semi-finals of the UEFA Cup**, which became **the greatest European achievement**.\n\n> \"As always in the history of this team, after the highs came the lows. Relegation in 2014, financial difficulties, but \"Osasuna\" returned to Primera after two years and has not looked back since.\"","club_identity":"## Osasuna Stadium\n\nThe home stadium of **\"Osasuna\"** is **\"El Sadar\"**, opened in **1967**. It is not as big as the arenas of **Madrid or Catalan giants** – the capacity is slightly more than **23 thousand**. But **the atmosphere here is such** that opponents feel **pressure from the first minute**.\n\n**Basques** are an emotional people, and this is felt in the stands. There is **no room for indifference** here – every match becomes a **battle** where fans play no less a role than football players.\n\n**In 2021** **El Sadar** underwent **reconstruction** - now it is a modern stadium, but the main thing is preserved: when **Osasuna** plays at home, even **top clubs find it difficult to get points here**.\n\n## Osasuna Achievements\n\n**Osasuna** is not a team that wins trophies. She **does not claim the championship**, does not run after **big money**. But her achievements are **moments** that will be remembered forever:\n\n* **Final of the Spanish Cup** (**2004/05, 2022/23**) – two attempts to win the trophy, but twice lost (to **Betis and Real Madrid**).\n\n* **4th place in La Liga** (**2005/06**) – **the highest place in the history of the club**, which allowed us to try ourselves in the **Champions League**.\n\n* **UEFA Cup Semi-Finals** (**2006/07**) – **Osasuna** almost reached the final, but lost to **Seville**.\n\n* **Victory over the giants** – the club regularly takes points from **\"Real\", \"Barca\" and \"Atletico\"**.","current_status_and_future":"## Famous Osasuna players\n\nThe club rarely invites stars, but it always had **its heroes**:\n\n1. **Patrick Vieira** – yes, the same one who later became an **Arsenal legend**. Played for **\"Osasuna\"** in the **90s**.\n\n2. **Cesar Azpilicueta** – even before he became a key player for **Chelsea**, he was **a pupil of Osasuna**.\n\n3. **Enrique Gallego** is a striker who for a long time remained the **heart of the team's attack**.\n\n4. **Roberto Torres** – **iconic figure** in the club in recent years, **symbol of loyalty**.\n\n5. **Sergio Herrera** – the goalkeeper who pulled out **impossible goals**, helping the team stay in the **Primera**.\n\n## Interesting facts about Osasuna\n\n* **Although the club is from Navarre**, it is closely related to the **Basque culture**.\n\n* **Pamplona** is not only about bullfighting – although the city is known for the **Running of the Bulls**, it is also home to **real football**.\n\n* **\"El Sadar\"** is one of the **hottest arenas in La Liga** - an atmosphere that **not even the giants** can stand.\n\n* **One of the few Spanish teams** that always conducts a **competent financial policy** and **has no debts**.\n\n> \"Osasuna is a reminder that real football is not about stars and trophies, but about character and commitment.\"\n\n**It is worth noting** that **Osasuna** remains a **unique phenomenon** in Spanish football, proving that **modesty and principle** can compete with any ambition. Can the club **finally win their first major trophy**? One thing can be said for sure — the **spirit of \"El Sadaru\"** and the **Basque character** make **\"Osasuna\"** a special place where **traditions are respected** and **every victory** is won with **sweat and blood**. This is a team that **proves** that the **most important thing** in football is to stay **true to yourself**, regardless of the circumstances.","stb_internal_id":"0192fbd8-321d-71e3-9adc-3a9be07afe19","overrides":null,"has_social_media_links":true,"has_social_media_relations":true,"has_membership_relations":true,"has_matches":true,"has_article_relations":false,"history_and_foundation_html":"

What is known about Osasuna club

\"Osasuna\" is football in its purest form. Founded in 1920, the club from Pamplona has never been big, never won La Liga, never invited superstars. But he has what is more important – character.

Here they never give up, never fear favorites, never change their philosophy. This is a team that can create a sensation even when everyone considers it an underdog.

\n
\"Osasuna is proof that heart can be stronger than money in football.\"
\n

\n","sporting_achievements_html":"

History of Osasun

It is part of Basque football culture. The name of the team translates from Basque as \"health\" or \"strength\" and it best reflects its spirit. When in 1920 a group of enthusiasts in Pamplon decided to create a football club, they had no idea that a hundred years later it would become a symbol of struggle and indomitability.

Osasuna spent the first decades** in regional leagues. The club first entered Primera in 1935, but then stayed for a short time. The real breakthrough happened in the 80s: the team not only returned to the elite, but also began to gradually establish itself among the middle class.

The main moment in the modern history of the club is the 2006/07 season. Then Osasuna finished fourth in La Liga and made it to the Champions League, although they lost to \"Hamburg\" in the qualifying round. In the same season, the club reached the semi-finals of the UEFA Cup, which became the greatest European achievement.

\n
\"As always in the history of this team, after the highs came the lows. Relegation in 2014, financial difficulties, but \"Osasuna\" returned to Primera after two years and has not looked back since.\"
\n

\n","club_identity_html":"

Osasuna Stadium

The home stadium of \"Osasuna\" is \"El Sadar\", opened in 1967. It is not as big as the arenas of Madrid or Catalan giants – the capacity is slightly more than 23 thousand. But the atmosphere here is such that opponents feel pressure from the first minute.

Basques are an emotional people, and this is felt in the stands. There is no room for indifference here – every match becomes a battle where fans play no less a role than football players.

In 2021 El Sadar underwent reconstruction - now it is a modern stadium, but the main thing is preserved: when Osasuna plays at home, even top clubs find it difficult to get points here.

Osasuna Achievements

Osasuna is not a team that wins trophies. She does not claim the championship, does not run after big money. But her achievements are moments that will be remembered forever:

Final of the Spanish Cup (2004/05, 2022/23) – two attempts to win the trophy, but twice lost (to Betis and Real Madrid).
\n
4th place in La Liga (2005/06) – the highest place in the history of the club, which allowed us to try ourselves in the Champions League.
\n
UEFA Cup Semi-Finals (2006/07) – Osasuna almost reached the final, but lost to Seville.
\n
Victory over the giants – the club regularly takes points from \"Real\", \"Barca\" and \"Atletico\".
\n

\n","current_status_and_future_html":"

Famous Osasuna players

The club rarely invites stars, but it always had its heroes:

Patrick Vieira – yes, the same one who later became an Arsenal legend. Played for \"Osasuna\" in the 90s.
\n
Cesar Azpilicueta – even before he became a key player for Chelsea, he was a pupil of Osasuna.
\n
Enrique Gallego is a striker who for a long time remained the heart of the team's attack.
\n
Roberto Torres – iconic figure in the club in recent years, symbol of loyalty.
\n
Sergio Herrera – the goalkeeper who pulled out impossible goals, helping the team stay in the Primera.
\n

Interesting facts about Osasuna

Although the club is from Navarre, it is closely related to the Basque culture.
\n
Pamplona is not only about bullfighting – although the city is known for the Running of the Bulls, it is also home to real football.
\n
\"El Sadar\" is one of the hottest arenas in La Liga - an atmosphere that not even the giants can stand.
\n
One of the few Spanish teams that always conducts a competent financial policy and has no debts.
\n

\n
\"Osasuna is a reminder that real football is not about stars and trophies, but about character and commitment.\"
\n

It is worth noting that Osasuna remains a unique phenomenon in Spanish football, proving that modesty and principle can compete with any ambition. Can the club finally win their first major trophy? One thing can be said for sure — the spirit of \"El Sadaru\" and the Basque character make \"Osasuna\" a special place where traditions are respected and every victory is won with sweat and blood. This is a team that proves that the most important thing in football is to stay true to yourself, regardless of the circumstances.

\n","logo":{"url":"https://media.top2u.io/877/879/729_4f75855721.png","mime":"image/png","caption":null,"formats":{"large_avif":{"url":"https://media.top2u.io/877/879/large_avif_729_4f75855721.avif","mime":"image/avif"},"large_webp":{"url":"https://media.top2u.io/877/879/large_webp_729_4f75855721.webp","mime":"image/webp"},"small_avif":{"url":"https://media.top2u.io/877/879/small_avif_729_4f75855721.avif","mime":"image/avif"},"small_webp":{"url":"https://media.top2u.io/877/879/small_webp_729_4f75855721.webp","mime":"image/webp"},"medium_avif":{"url":"https://media.top2u.io/877/879/medium_avif_729_4f75855721.avif","mime":"image/avif"},"medium_webp":{"url":"https://media.top2u.io/877/879/medium_webp_729_4f75855721.webp","mime":"image/webp"}}}},"start_date":"2025-07-01","end_date":null,"stats":{"goals":0,"assists":1}},{"team":{"id":50185,"name":"CD Leganés","short_name":"Leganés","tla_name":"LEG","type":"club","gender":"male","status":"active","official_name":"Club Deportivo Leganés","founded":1928,"colors":"Blue,White","nicknames":"Pepineros","createdAt":"2024-11-05T10:36:23.690Z","updatedAt":"2025-08-11T21:59:30.534Z","website":"https://www.cdleganes.com/","address":"Calle Arquitectura, s/n","address_city":"Leganés","address_zip":"28914","locale":"en","stb_id":"cd-leganes","tier":null,"description":null,"top_position":null,"history_and_foundation":"## Overview of the club \"Leganes\"\n\nFounded in **1928**, this club from the **suburbs of Madrid** remained **in the shadows** for many decades. **No high-profile transfers**, no titles, no fight for a place in **European tournaments**. But there was something else - **loyal fans**, dedication to the idea and **the desire to rise to the top**.\n\nAnd when in **2016** **Leganes** went to **La Liga** for the first time in its history, it became one of **the best football stories in Spain**. A club that **didn't have a big budget**, didn't have superstars, but **had character**.\n\n> \"And although the team is now back in Segunda, it has already proven that it is capable of the incredible.\"","sporting_achievements":"## History of \"Leganes\"\n\nLike most **small Spanish clubs**, **Leganes** have spent most of their history in the **lower leagues**. The team first appeared on the football map in **1928**, but for long decades **nobody** except local fans **wasn't interested**.\n\n**In the 90s** **\"Leganes\"** began to make a name for themselves little by little, entering **Segunda**. He stayed there for almost **20 years**, until in **2016** he did what **nobody believed** – he made his way to **La Liga**.\n\n**It was a breakthrough.** A small club from the **suburbs of Madrid**, with **limited finances**, for the first time reached the level where **Real Madrid, Barcelona and Atlético** played.\n\n> \"But the main moment in the club's recent history happened in 2018 – Leganes knocked Real out of the Spanish Cup!\"\n\n**At the \"Santiago Bernabeu\"**, the team, which until recently played in the **third division**, beat the **Madrid giants** and went on.\n\n**Lasting** in **La Liga** for **four seasons**, in **2020** **Leganes** returned to **Segunda**. But this is no longer the club it used to be. This is a team that knows it can **return to the elite** at any moment.","club_identity":"## Leganes Stadium\n\nThe club plays at **\"Butarka\"**, a stadium with a capacity of slightly more than **12,000 spectators**. It is a **small arena**, but it has its own **special charm**.\n\n**Located** in **the very heart of the city**, the stadium has become a **real home** for fans. There are no **giant stands** or state-of-the-art infrastructure, but there is what is more important – a **real football atmosphere**.\n\n**When the team played** in **La Liga**, **\"Butarque\"** became a place where even **grands were not easy**. Here **\"Barcelona\"** was losing points, and **\"Real\"** was nervous.\n\n> \"And even now, in Segunda, it's one of the most uncomfortable arenas for opponents.\"\n\n## Accomplishment: When even small victories matter\n\nLeganes has no major titles. But he has **moments** that will forever remain in **club history**:\n\n* **Exit to La Liga (2016)** – the first time in the **highest division**.\n* **Victory over Real Madrid in the Spanish Cup (2018)** – **historical sensation**.\n* **Four seasons in La Liga (2016-2020)** – **the best period** in the life of the club.\n* **Wins against \"Barcelona\" and \"Atletico\"** are proof that even **small clubs** can beat the big ones.","current_status_and_future":"## Famous Leganes players\n\nAlthough the club never had **world stars**, its members played footballers who **left their mark**:\n\n1. **Martin Braithwaite** is a striker who performed so well in **La Liga** that he was then bought by **Barcelona**.\n\n2. **Gabriel Pires** is a midfielder who was one of the **main creators of success** of the team in the **Primera**.\n\n3. **Nabil El-Jar** is an experienced player who brought **attacking creativity** to the team.\n\n4. **Dmytro Kravets** – a **Ukrainian** who, albeit for a short time, had his role in the club.\n\n5. **Kenneth Omeruo** is a reliable defender who helped the team in **difficult moments**.\n\n## Interesting facts about \"Leganes\"\n\n* **Team \"cucumbers\"** – in the city of **Leganes**, **cucumbers** are traditionally grown, so the club received the nickname **\"Pepineros\" (Cucumbers)**.\n\n* **Earlier he was not interesting to anyone** – now he has **global popularity** – back in the **2010s** almost no one knew about him, and now he is known even **outside of Spain**.\n\n* **Butarque** – **the smallest stadium in La Liga** in **2016** – when the team entered the **Primera**, its arena was one of the **most compact in the championship**.\n\n* **Sensation of the Cup 2018** – not everyone was able to knock out **\"Real\"** at **\"Bernabeu\", but **\"Leganes\"** did it.\n\n> \"Leganes is a reminder that in football, dreams can become reality if you have faith and perseverance.\"\n\n**It is worth noting** that **Leganes** has become a **symbol of football romance**, proving that even **the humblest clubs** can **write great stories**. Can the team **return to La Liga** and repeat the **fairy tale of 2016-2020**? One thing can be said for sure — the **spirit of Butarque** and the **character of cucumbers** make **Leganes** a special place where **every victory** has a **special taste** and **big dreams** do not depend on **the size of the budget**. This is a club that **proves** that **the most important thing** in football is **never giving up** and **believing in the impossible**.","stb_internal_id":"0192fbe5-9e58-73fb-9379-be50bf5c8929","overrides":null,"has_social_media_links":true,"has_social_media_relations":true,"has_membership_relations":true,"has_matches":true,"has_article_relations":false,"history_and_foundation_html":"

Overview of the club \"Leganes\"

Founded in 1928, this club from the suburbs of Madrid remained in the shadows for many decades. No high-profile transfers, no titles, no fight for a place in European tournaments. But there was something else - loyal fans, dedication to the idea and the desire to rise to the top.

And when in 2016 Leganes went to La Liga for the first time in its history, it became one of the best football stories in Spain. A club that didn't have a big budget, didn't have superstars, but had character.

\n
\"And although the team is now back in Segunda, it has already proven that it is capable of the incredible.\"
\n

\n","sporting_achievements_html":"

History of \"Leganes\"

Like most small Spanish clubs, Leganes have spent most of their history in the lower leagues. The team first appeared on the football map in 1928, but for long decades nobody except local fans wasn't interested.

In the 90s \"Leganes\" began to make a name for themselves little by little, entering Segunda. He stayed there for almost 20 years, until in 2016 he did what nobody believed – he made his way to La Liga.

It was a breakthrough. A small club from the suburbs of Madrid, with limited finances, for the first time reached the level where Real Madrid, Barcelona and Atlético played.

\n
\"But the main moment in the club's recent history happened in 2018 – Leganes knocked Real out of the Spanish Cup!\"
\n

At the \"Santiago Bernabeu\", the team, which until recently played in the third division, beat the Madrid giants and went on.

Lasting in La Liga for four seasons, in 2020 Leganes returned to Segunda. But this is no longer the club it used to be. This is a team that knows it can return to the elite at any moment.

\n","club_identity_html":"

Leganes Stadium

The club plays at \"Butarka\", a stadium with a capacity of slightly more than 12,000 spectators. It is a small arena, but it has its own special charm.

Located in the very heart of the city, the stadium has become a real home for fans. There are no giant stands or state-of-the-art infrastructure, but there is what is more important – a real football atmosphere.

When the team played in La Liga, \"Butarque\" became a place where even grands were not easy. Here \"Barcelona\" was losing points, and \"Real\" was nervous.

\n
\"And even now, in Segunda, it's one of the most uncomfortable arenas for opponents.\"
\n

Accomplishment: When even small victories matter

Leganes has no major titles. But he has moments that will forever remain in club history:

Exit to La Liga (2016) – the first time in the highest division.
Victory over Real Madrid in the Spanish Cup (2018) – historical sensation.
Four seasons in La Liga (2016-2020) – the best period in the life of the club.
Wins against \"Barcelona\" and \"Atletico\" are proof that even small clubs can beat the big ones.

\n","current_status_and_future_html":"

Famous Leganes players

Although the club never had world stars, its members played footballers who left their mark:

Martin Braithwaite is a striker who performed so well in La Liga that he was then bought by Barcelona.
\n
Gabriel Pires is a midfielder who was one of the main creators of success of the team in the Primera.
\n
Nabil El-Jar is an experienced player who brought attacking creativity to the team.
\n
Dmytro Kravets – a Ukrainian who, albeit for a short time, had his role in the club.
\n
Kenneth Omeruo is a reliable defender who helped the team in difficult moments.
\n

Interesting facts about \"Leganes\"

Team \"cucumbers\" – in the city of Leganes, cucumbers are traditionally grown, so the club received the nickname \"Pepineros\" (Cucumbers).
\n
Earlier he was not interesting to anyone – now he has global popularity – back in the 2010s almost no one knew about him, and now he is known even outside of Spain.
\n
Butarque – the smallest stadium in La Liga in 2016 – when the team entered the Primera, its arena was one of the most compact in the championship.
\n
Sensation of the Cup 2018 – not everyone was able to knock out \"Real\" at **\"Bernabeu\", but \"Leganes\" did it.
\n

\n
\"Leganes is a reminder that in football, dreams can become reality if you have faith and perseverance.\"
\n

It is worth noting that Leganes has become a symbol of football romance, proving that even the humblest clubs can write great stories. Can the team return to La Liga and repeat the fairy tale of 2016-2020? One thing can be said for sure — the spirit of Butarque and the character of cucumbers make Leganes a special place where every victory has a special taste and big dreams do not depend on the size of the budget. This is a club that proves that the most important thing in football is never giving up and believing in the impossible.

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Transfer	Goal	Assists
Osasuna July 2025 - Now	0	1
Leganés July 2024 - June 2025	1	2

Valentin Rosier: Career