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Jesus Claveria DominguezSpanish footballer, futsal player in the position of goalkeeper
Date of Birth: 04.01.1968
Country:  Spain |
Content:
- Jesús Clavería: Legendary Spanish Futsal Goalkeeper
- National and International Glory
- Spain's National Team
- Post-Retirement Career
- Achievements
- Spanish Futsal Cup Winner (1987, 1990, 1996, 2001, 2004)
Jesús Clavería: Legendary Spanish Futsal Goalkeeper
Jesús Clavería is a renowned Spanish futsal player who made his mark as a goalkeeper. Throughout his illustrious career, he has played exclusively for the Spanish club Boomerang Interviú, where he spent nearly 20 remarkable years.
National and International Glory
During his time with Boomerang Interviú, Clavería amassed an impressive collection of trophies. He claimed seven Spanish league titles, five national cups, and six super cups. On the international stage, he led his club to two momentous victories: the European Champions Tournament in 1991 and the UEFA Futsal Cup in 2004. He also clinched the prestigious Intercontinental Cup towards the end of his career.
Spain's National Team
Clavería was an integral part of the Spanish national futsal team for many years. He played in three World Cups (1992, 1996, and 2000), where he achieved a remarkable feat by winning the complete set of medals—bronze, silver, and gold. His exceptional performance in the 2000 World Cup final was crucial in securing Spain's championship victory. He also triumphed with Spain in two European Championships (1996 and 2001).
Post-Retirement Career
After retiring as a player, Clavería remained closely involved with Boomerang Interviú, assuming the role of the club's general manager.
Achievements
World Futsal Champion (2000)World Futsal Championship Silver Medalist (1996)
World Futsal Championship Bronze Medalist (1992)
European Futsal Champion (1996, 2001)
European Futsal Championship Silver Medalist (1999)
European Champions Tournament Winner (1991)
UEFA Futsal Cup Winner (2003/04)
Intercontinental Futsal Cup Winner (2005)
Spanish Futsal League Champion (1988/89, 1989/90, 1990/91, 1995/96, 2001/02, 2002/03, 2003/04)
