Real Zaragoza

The predecessor of the Zaragoza team was founded in 1903 by Count Saubalatier. Zaragoza team was established on September 13, 1922. On March 18, 1932, Zaragoza and Iberia merged and were officially called Zaragoza. The new team's first game was on March 20. On September 11, 1949, a match between Zaragoza and Barcelona was terminated by a hurricane. The subsequent high winds and heavy rain caused a large number of casualties. In 1950, the president of Zaragoza bought the Matador Stadium and added 15 new players to the team. In 1951, the Zaragoza team's name change was collectively approved at a conference, and they officially took the name of Real Zaragoza C.D. After a hard battle, they returned to Serie A. Returned to Serie B in 1953. In 1955, Zaragoza player Arellino was named the top scorer in the Second Division. In 1956, they returned to Serie A after hard work. In 1957, the Zaragoza team sold the Matador Stadium, and on September 8 of the same year, the new stadium, the Roman de la Stadium, came into use. From 1961 to 1965, Zaragoza's performance was average. In 1966 Zaragoza won the Spanish Cup. In 1972, Chairman José continued to increase the membership of the Zaragoza team from 12,000 to 20,000, and the team was once again promoted to a first-division team. In 1975 Zaragoza won the league runner-up. In 1976 Zaragoza once again won the league runner-up. In 1977, it was demoted to the second division team. In 1978 Zaragoza became the second division champion. In the following years, the Zaragoza team performed mediocrely, and 1995 was the best result in the history of the Zaragoza team. Win the cup. Coach Rojo returned to Zaragoza. He led the team to fourth place in the league two years ago and people have full trust in him. Since Zaragoza won the King's Cup last season, the usually stingy chairman Solans has also become generous. Several players purchased this season have attracted the attention of the major powers, including Drulic, Galetti and Komlenovic. Rojo will continue to pursue his "4231" lineup. The Yugoslavian striker Drulic who joined this season will be the forward who is most valued by opponents this season. The midfielder will still make Acuna and Ignacio shoulder heavy responsibilities. In the defense, Zaragoza also has many outstanding players, including Paco and the newly purchased Eskedinha, so Zaragoza in the new season will definitely give the powers a headache. Zaragoza's goal is also very simple, that is, to perform well in the UEFA Cup and domestic competitions it participates in, and to be worthy of every penny spent this summer.