Carriera di Manuel Alfaro

La carriera di Manuel Alfaro è stata caratterizzata da un percorso eterogeneo attraverso diverse squadre e campionati. Ha iniziato a farsi strada nel mondo del calcio nel 1988/89, giocando per il RSD Alcalá nella Segunda División B. In questa stagione ha giocato 4 partite, segnando un gol e ricevendo un cartellino giallo.

Nel 1989/90, Alfaro ha fatto parte del team di riserva dell'Atlético Madrid, il suo club di provenienza. Ha giocato una partita in Segunda con la squadra B e ha anche partecipato alla Coppa del Re, giocando un'altra partita. Nel frattempo, ha avuto anche l'opportunità di essere convocato in prima squadra, giocando due partite nella LaLiga.

La stagione successiva, nel 1990/91, Alfaro si è concentrato principalmente sul giocare nel team di riserva dell'Atlético Madrid, il quale ha giocato nella Segunda División B. Ha partecipato a 36 partite, segnando 18 gol e ricevendo un cartellino giallo.

Nel 1991/92, Alfaro ha ottenuto una promozione e ha iniziato a fare parte della prima squadra dell'Atlético Madrid. Ha giocato due partite in LaLiga e ha segnato un gol. Inoltre, ha avuto l'opportunità di partecipare alla Coppa del Re e alla Supercoppa, disputando una partita per ognuna delle competizioni. Meanwhile, he continued to contribute to the success of the reserve team in the Segunda División B, playing 31 games and scoring 16 goals. He received 3 yellow cards and 2 red cards during the season.

In the following season, 1992/93, Alfaro continued to be a key player both in the first team and the reserve team of Atlético Madrid. In LaLiga, he played 18 games, scoring 2 goals and receiving a yellow card. He also participated in the Copa del Rey, Supercopa, and Cup Winners Cup, playing a total of 8 games and scoring 2 goals. He received a yellow card during the Cup Winners Cup.

After his successful stint with Atlético Madrid, Alfaro moved to Real Valladolid for the 1993/94 season. He played 5 games in LaLiga and displayed his scoring abilities in the Copa del Rey, scoring a goal in 4 games.

The 1994/95 season saw Alfaro return to Hércules, where he had previously played before joining Atlético Madrid. In Segunda, he played 33 games, scoring 8 goals and receiving 3 yellow cards. However, the team's performance in the Copa del Rey was not as notable, with only 2 appearances for Alfaro.

In the 1995/96 season, Alfaro continued to showcase his skills for Hércules in Segunda, playing 25 games and scoring 12 goals. He also made a significant contribution in the Copa del Rey, playing 6 games, scoring 2 goals, and receiving 2 yellow cards.

A standout season came in 1996/97, as Alfaro had an outstanding performance in LaLiga with Hércules. He played all 38 games, scoring an impressive 15 goals, receiving 6 yellow cards, and even a red card. In addition, he played 3 games in the Copa del Rey, scoring 2 goals.

The 1997/98 season once again saw Alfaro shine for Hércules in Segunda, playing 37 games and scoring 7 goals. He received 6 yellow cards throughout the season and played 4 games in the Copa del Rey, receiving 2 yellow cards.

For the 1998/99 season, Alfaro returned to the top flight of Spanish football, LaLiga, with Villarreal. He made an immediate impact, playing 35 games and scoring 12 goals. He received 2 yellow cards and a red card during this season. In the Copa del Rey, he played 5 games and scored 2 goals, while receiving a yellow card.

Alfaro continued his successful stint with Villarreal in the 1999/00 season. He played 14 games and scored 1 goal in LaLiga. In the Copa del Rey, he played 5 games, scoring 2 goals, and receiving a yellow card.

The 2000/01 season saw Alfaro move back to Hércules, where he played 9 games and scored 2 goals in Segunda División B. He also had a brief spell with Real Murcia in Segunda, playing 14 games and receiving 3 yellow cards. In addition, he played a game in the Copa del Rey for Real Murcia.

From 2001/02 to 2002/03 season, Alfaro continued to represent Hércules. In 2001/02, he played 17 games, scored 7 goals, and received a yellow card and a red card in Segunda División B. He also played 4 games in the Segunda División B Playoffs. In the Copa del Rey, he played 2 games.

In his final season, 2002/03, Alfaro played a limited role for Hércules, featuring in 4 games in Segunda División B. He received a yellow card and a red card during this period. Additionally, he played 2 games in the Copa del Rey.

La carriera di Manuel Alfaro è stata caratterizzata dai suoi contributi in diverse squadre e campionati nel corso degli anni. Ha dimostrato le sue abilità di gol e ha continuato a farsi valere come un giocatore determinato e talentuoso nel mondo del calcio.