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Brief
Known For
Spanish football manager and former player, widely regarded as one of the best midfielders in the world in the early 21st century.
Bio Dates and Places
  • Born Date: January 25, 1980.
  • Born Place: Terrassa, Spain.
Career
  • Past occupations: Football player and manager.
  • Previous Place of Work: FC Barcelona, Al-Sadd.
Achievements and Recognition
  • Awards: Multiple La Liga titles, Champions League titles, and Copa del Rey titles with FC Barcelona.
Education
La Masia youth academy.
Main Milestones
Birth
January 25, 1980
Xavi Hernández was born in Terrassa, Spain, marking the beginning of a remarkable football career.
Joining La Masia
1991
At the age of 11, Xavi joined La Masia, the Barcelona youth academy, where he began his professional football journey.
First-Team Debut
August 1998
Xavi made his first-team debut for Barcelona against Mallorca, marking a significant milestone in his career.
FIFA World Youth Championship
1999
Xavi won the FIFA World Youth Championship with Spain's under-20 team, showcasing his talent on the international stage.
Olympic Silver Medal
2000
Xavi helped Spain win the silver medal at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, further establishing his international credentials.
La Liga Title
2004-2005
Xavi played a crucial role in Barcelona's La Liga title win, demonstrating his importance to the team.
Treble with Barcelona
2008-2009
Xavi was instrumental in Barcelona's historic treble, winning La Liga, the Copa del Rey, and the Champions League.
FIFA World Cup Victory
2010
Xavi played a key role in Spain's FIFA World Cup win, marking a significant achievement in his international career.
UEFA Euro 2012 Victory
2012
Xavi helped Spain win the UEFA Euro 2012, becoming the first player to make assists in two separate European finals.
Leaving Barcelona
June 2015
Xavi left Barcelona after 17 years with the club, moving to Al Sadd in Qatar.
Retirement and Transition to Management
May 2019
Xavi retired from professional football and began his managerial career with Al Sadd.
Return to Barcelona as Manager
November 2021
Xavi returned to Barcelona as the club's manager, marking a new chapter in his career.
Supercopa de España and La Liga Titles
2023
Xavi led Barcelona to victories in the Supercopa de España and La Liga, achieving significant success in his managerial career.
Departure from Barcelona
May 2024
Xavi was relieved of his duties as Barcelona's manager, concluding his tenure at the club.
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Professional Career

First-Team Debut
18 August 1998
Xavi made his first-team debut for FC Barcelona against Mallorca in the Supercopa de España.
Early Years at FC Barcelona
1998-2001
Xavi's early years at FC Barcelona were marked by intermittent appearances for both the reserve and senior teams.
Breakthrough and Vice-Captaincy
2001-2008
Xavi became a key player for FC Barcelona, helping the team win La Liga and the Supercopa de España in 2004-05.
Success with FC Barcelona
2008-2015
Xavi won numerous titles with FC Barcelona, including four UEFA Champions League titles and eight La Liga titles.
Al Sadd SC
2015-2019
Xavi joined Al Sadd SC in Qatar, where he won four trophies before retiring in 2019.

Managerial Career

Appointed FC Barcelona Manager
November 2021
Xavi was appointed as the manager of FC Barcelona, marking a new chapter in his career.
La Liga Title
2022-23
Xavi led FC Barcelona to the La Liga title in the 2022-23 season.
Supercopa de España
2023
Xavi won the Supercopa de España with FC Barcelona in 2023.

Main milestones

Birth
January 25, 1980
Xavi Hernández was born in Terrassa, Spain, marking the beginning of a remarkable football career.
Joining La Masia
1991
At the age of 11, Xavi joined La Masia, the Barcelona youth academy, where he began his professional football journey.
First-Team Debut
August 1998
Xavi made his first-team debut for Barcelona against Mallorca, marking a significant milestone in his career.
FIFA World Youth Championship
1999
Xavi won the FIFA World Youth Championship with Spain's under-20 team, showcasing his talent on the international stage.
Olympic Silver Medal
2000
Xavi helped Spain win the silver medal at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, further establishing his international credentials.
La Liga Title
2004-2005
Xavi played a crucial role in Barcelona's La Liga title win, demonstrating his importance to the team.
Treble with Barcelona
2008-2009
Xavi was instrumental in Barcelona's historic treble, winning La Liga, the Copa del Rey, and the Champions League.
FIFA World Cup Victory
2010
Xavi played a key role in Spain's FIFA World Cup win, marking a significant achievement in his international career.
UEFA Euro 2012 Victory
2012
Xavi helped Spain win the UEFA Euro 2012, becoming the first player to make assists in two separate European finals.
Leaving Barcelona
June 2015
Xavi left Barcelona after 17 years with the club, moving to Al Sadd in Qatar.
Retirement and Transition to Management
May 2019
Xavi retired from professional football and began his managerial career with Al Sadd.
Return to Barcelona as Manager
November 2021
Xavi returned to Barcelona as the club's manager, marking a new chapter in his career.
Supercopa de España and La Liga Titles
2023
Xavi led Barcelona to victories in the Supercopa de España and La Liga, achieving significant success in his managerial career.
Departure from Barcelona
May 2024
Xavi was relieved of his duties as Barcelona's manager, concluding his tenure at the club.

Early Life and Youth Career

Joining FC Barcelona U12
1991-1992
Xavi joined FC Barcelona's youth academy, La Masia, at the age of 11, marking the beginning of his professional football career.
FC Barcelona U14
1992-1994
Xavi progressed through the ranks, playing for FC Barcelona U14, further developing his skills.
FC Barcelona U16
1994-1995
Xavi continued his growth, moving to FC Barcelona U16, where he refined his midfield abilities.
FC Barcelona U19
1995-1997
Xavi's talent flourished in FC Barcelona U19, preparing him for the senior team.
FC Barcelona B
1997-1999
Xavi played for FC Barcelona B, the final step before joining the first team.

International Career

World Cup Debut
2002
Xavi made his World Cup debut for Spain in 2002.
European Football Championship
2004
Xavi played in the European Football Championship for Spain in 2004.
Euro 2008 Champion
2008
Xavi was part of the Spanish team that won Euro 2008.
World Cup Champion
2010
Xavi played a crucial role in Spain's World Cup victory in 2010.
Euro 2012 Champion
2012
Xavi was part of the Spanish team that won Euro 2012.

Personal Life and Relationships

Meeting Nuria Cunillera
2012
Xavi met his future wife, Nuria Cunillera, a social media influencer and fashion journalist.
Marriage
2013
Xavi married Nuria Cunillera in Girona, Spain.
Family Life
2013-2024
Xavi and Nuria have two children, Asia and Dan, and have built a happy life together.

Retirement and Legacy

Final Match
20 May 2019
Xavi played his final match for Al Sadd SC, marking the end of his professional playing career.
Coaching Career
2019
Xavi announced his intention to pursue a coaching career, following in the footsteps of other legendary players.
Second Departure from FC Barcelona
2024
Xavi left his managerial position at FC Barcelona, citing the need for a change and the strain on his mental health.
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Xavi

Xavi (Catalan pronunciation: [ˈʃaβi]) is a Catalan given name, usually used as a nickname for Xavier. Notable people with the name include:

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