History of Xisco Nadal in Timeline

Francisco Sebastián Nadal Martorell, known as Xisco Nadal, is a retired Spanish professional footballer. Primarily a forward, he played for a number of clubs throughout his career. Details about his specific accomplishments, teams played for, and playing style would be needed to provide a more in-depth summary.

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June 1986: Xisco Nadal's Birth

On June 1986, Francisco Sebastián Nadal Martorell, known as Xisco Nadal, was born. He became a Spanish professional footballer who played as a forward.

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February 2003: Xisco Nadal's Official Debut for Villarreal CF

In February 2003, Xisco Nadal made his official debut for Villarreal CF against CA Osasuna.

2003: Loan to CD Numancia

In 2003, Nadal was loaned to CD Numancia in the Segunda División for the second half of the 2003-04 season.

2003: UEFA European Championship and FIFA World Cup participation

In 2003, Nadal was part of Spain's under-17 squad that finished as runners-up at the UEFA European Championship and played in the FIFA World Cup of the same age group, where Spain lost in the final to Brazil.

2004: Loan to Real Murcia CF

In 2004, Nadal was loaned to Real Murcia CF in the Segunda División for the second half of the 2004-05 season.

2006: Season at Hércules CF

In 2006, Nadal spent the entire 2006-07 season at Hércules CF of the Segunda División.

January 2008: Signing with Granada 74 CF

In January 2008, Nadal ended his ties with Villarreal and signed with the newly created Granada 74 CF in the second tier.

2009: Contribution to Levante UD's promotion

In 2009, Nadal contributed three goals in 32 matches as Levante UD returned to the top flight.

May 2011: Red Card against Valencia CF

On May 15, 2011, Nadal was sent off for a late challenge on Roberto Soldado in a 0–0 away draw against Valencia CF.

September 2011: Agreement with Alqueries CF

On September 11, 2011, Nadal agreed to a short-term deal with Alqueries CF in the Valencian regional divisions.

2018: Return to Estadio de la Cerámica as Match Delegate

In 2018, after retiring at the age of 32, Nadal returned to the Estadio de la Cerámica as a match delegate following an invitation from his former teammate Javier Calleja.