Jorge Alberto González Barillas
- Born:
- March 13, 1958, San Salvador, El Salvador
- Nationality:
- Salvadoran
- Profession(s):
- Footballer (Attacking Midfielder)
Early Life and Education
- Nicknamed "Mágico" ("Magical").
- Showed exceptional footballing talent from a young age.
- Began his professional career in El Salvador.
Career and Major Achievements
- Played for ANTEL and CD FAS in El Salvador.
- Signed for Cádiz CF in Spain, where he achieved legendary status (two spells: 1982-1984 and 1986-1991).
- Briefly played for FC Barcelona (1984-1985).
- Represented El Salvador in the 1982 FIFA World Cup.
- Widely regarded as one of the most talented footballers of his generation, despite a reputation for inconsistent discipline.
Notable Works
While primarily known for his on-field performances, Mágico González's impact extended beyond individual matches, influencing generations of Salvadoran footballers. Much of the lasting appreciation for the "magico gonzalez biography" stems from his incredible skill and the joy he brought to fans during his time playing with Cádiz CF.
Legacy and Impact
- Iconic figure in Salvadoran football history.
- Remains a revered player among Cádiz CF supporters.
- Known for his exceptional dribbling skills and creativity.
- Influenced numerous aspiring footballers in El Salvador and Spain.
Achievement | Details |
---|---|
1982 FIFA World Cup | Represented El Salvador |
Cádiz CF Legend | Achieved legendary status due to his skill and impact on the club |