Celebrity Info
A central midfielder by position, he made his debut with the Spanish national team back in 2003, marking the beginning of a remarkable international career. That same year, recognition came early when he was named Spanish Player of the Year—a testament to his skill and impact on the field. In 2009, he took a major step forward by joining Real Madrid, one of the most prestigious clubs in the world, further solidifying his status as a top-tier player.
Before rising to global fame, he started his professional journey with Real Sociedad in 1999, where he began showcasing the talent that would later define his career. His achievements reached a pinnacle in 2010 when he helped lead Spain to victory in the FIFA World Cup, etching his name in football history.
Off the pitch, he has built a fulfilling personal life. He married Nagore Aramburu in 2009, and together they’ve raised three children: Jontxu, Ane, and Emma. Through dedication both on and off the field, he’s remained a respected figure in the sport, with his legacy continuing to grow.
He played for Liverpool between 2004 and 2009, and during his time there, he was a key figure in helping the team secure an FZ Cup title in 2006. That period really solidified his reputation as a reliable and skilled player. After leaving England, he continued to shine on the international stage, winning two European Championships with Spain—first in 2008 and then again in 2012. Those victories were huge milestones in his career, showcasing his consistency at the highest level. Then, in 2014, he made a significant move by signing with Bayern Munich, marking a new chapter in his professional journey. Throughout it all, he remained a central figure in every team he joined, always bringing determination and leadership.
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